Workplace Etiquette

How to Write a Letter of Resignation/Sample Letter

By business101

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Writing a letter of resignation can be very difficult. While many have decided not to write formal letters of resignation, those of us who do, usually appreciated the company being left. You hope to leave on a positive note, as to have the ... more »

How to Act During A Business Meal

By amylaine

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A business meeting can showcase an individuals social and business skills. It is up to you to make a positive appearance. Below are a few steps to get you in the right direction... more »

How to Apply Expatriate Card in Malaysia

By ychandra

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This how to, i wrote to help all expatriate / foreigner who working in Malaysia to apply and get their Expatriate Card (i-card). To apply Expatriate Card in Malaysia is very easy. It just take 20 minute process. So quick isn’t it?.. more »

How to Apply for a Job - the RIGHT Way

By PakehaC

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Ever wonder why you were never called after submitting a resume? Do you want to know how to apply for a job so that you will make it through the first cut? There are simple things you can do to get your resume noticed!.. more »

How to Avoid Being Set Up In The Work Place

By PatriciaLaino

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Small office settings can be a place where closeness to others may be hard to avoid. Harmony is great to have but not when it comes with a risk. Some Bosses can honestly be your friend while others are looking for a way out. Learn to tell the ... more »

How to Avoid Getting Fired at Your Office Christmas Party

By bruceleroy

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'Tis the season to...get fired? Not if you follow these simple tips at your company office party... more »

How to Avoid Gossip in the Workplace

By JanCast2007

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A negative work environment is a less productive work environment. Gossip in the workplace can create an uncomfortable atmosphere for not only the person the gossip is about, but for everyone in the workplace. Gossip can often become likened to ... more »

How to Avoid Pitfalls When Working for Friends

By MidniteWriter

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Thinking of working for a friend in their business? Or, perhaps you moving towards a position where a friend will become your supervisor in business. These hints may help get you started off on the right foot while avoiding trouble. And, ... more »

How to be "Friends" on eHow

By GreenMomma

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Being friends is easy and well worth it. There are a few unwritten rules to follow... more »

How to be a Great Conversationalist

By Christina Ellis

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Conversation is a learned art form that plays a major role in most facets of our success in life. Unfortunately, minimal emphasis is placed on good communication skills. This article will address key points to help you build upon skills that you ... more »

How to be a thorough professional at work

By bali74

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Donning a corporate suit and lunching with the CEO of the company does not mean professionalism. It is more than a state of mind. Basically its an attitude towards work, not what you do, but how you do it... more »

How to become your Manager's favorite Employee

By Andre' J. Bolton

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Do you feel that you should be rewarded as a well respected employee, because of what you have to offer or bring to the table? Does your boss know who you are? or anyone else in the company? Keep reading, if you want them to find you and reward ... more »

How to Be-Relatable as a Christian

By Dawn Peters

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There are reasons we cross paths with those that we do. Sometimes its SO obvious, because we have walked a mile or two in what that person is going thru. But other time's we scratch our head and wonder why. In any case, it's important to be ... more »

How to Call Out of Work

By Kelly185

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Some businesses call them sick days and others deem them personal days. Whichever name your company assigns to paid days off of work, you need to know that you have the right to use them! Sure, you may have a ton of assignments left to do and ... more »

How to Conduct an Employee Exit Interview w/Sample Questions

By TheStorm

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Employees leave a company for one reason or another. Understanding the why's will help determine employment practice "opportunities" that only an exit interview can provide. At this time employees typically speak candidly about moving ... more »

How to Deal With a Loud Person at Work

By CelesteHarrison

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Loud co-workers are distracting. They invade your workspace with their mere existence. They can talk loudly, chew loudly, whistle loudly or move their chair loudly. They even breathe loudly. A loud co-worker can interrupt your concentration and ... more »

How to Deal with Unruly Customers on the Phone

By AFrieske

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Working behind the counter of a pizzeria or other eatery you are going to come across plenty of unhappy customers. But what do you do when one becomes truly unruly? This article will explain some simple solutions to handling a tough customer over ... more »

How to Do Anything but Work at Work

By kjones83

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Let's face it. Sometimes your cubicle is the best place to work on your blog, your novel, or your amateur porn site. With the following tips, you can maximize your slacking while minimizing unwanted attention from your boss... more »

How to Get the Day Off for Yom Kippur

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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An important part of observing Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is taking the day off work. Although some companies close for the Jewish holy days, most do not... more »

How to Handle a Customer who Won't Answer the Door when Delivering Food

By AFrieske

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This is part of a series of articles on how to deal with problems that arise when delivering food. I delivered pizzas for over 5 years through high school and college in Chicago. I dealt with a wide range of issues during that time. Handling a ... more »

How to Handle a Wrong Order when Delivering Food

By AFrieske

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I delivered pizzas for over five years in Chicago during high school and college. Having a wrong order or a missing piece of an order can become an ordeal at the customer's door. These simple tips can help if you find yourself in that situation... more »

How to Handle Criticism

By Althea DeBrule

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It has been said that critics are “do nothing” people. If you are trying to accomplish anything great, you will be criticized by those who are doing nothing. Your motives will be questioned and your character may be assaulted. As a result, you ... more »

How to Improve Social Skills

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Self-doubt and a lack of confidence can often prevent us from being the social people we'd like to be in public. Social skills are vital to successful careers and personal relationships. Fortunately, social skills can improve. Learn how to ... more »

How to Increase Your Self-Confidence

By Althea DeBrule

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The time you spend in your daily grind most likely involves sending and receiving messages through talking, listening, writing, or reading. You're either trying to understand someone else's message or to send one of your own. Sometimes it's ... more »

How to Kill a Great Idea

By eHow Business Editor

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Killing a great idea is not as uncommon as you may think. Mediocre minds do it as easily as mathematical minds do arithmetic. Although the phenomenon gained attention with the failure Jonathan Abram's Friendster, the predecessor of MySpace and ... more »

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