Relations With Colleagues & Supervisors

How to Become a Total Loser at Work in Just One Week

By cadich

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The best way to add a little excitement to your daily work life is to take up new challenges. In this article, you will learn how to be despised and maybe even hated by your team in only 5 days. Ready for the challenge?.. more »

How to Behave With a Boss

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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The most productive working relationships are non-adversarial and based upon good communication. Although dealing with your boss may be challenging, there are strategies that will greatly enhance your efforts to meet your workplace goals... more »

How to Boost Employee Morale

By Kristen Fischer

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Think it's difficult to keep your workforce pumped up and motivated? Not so! With a few personal touches, you can be well on your way to being nominated boss of the year. Not to mention, your employee morale will continue on the up and up!.. more »

How to Build a Good Working Relationship with Your IT Department

By harlsmits

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At our jobs, many of us need to work closely with the IT department. This misunderstood group of men and women are often times considered unapproachable. They work in their own little rooms, crammed with computers and other technical equipment, ... more »

How to Build Leadership Skills

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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While leadership is easy to explain, it is not necessarily easy to practice. A good leader is built with the right behavior and relationship mannerisms, and is rated on skills second. They are respected and trusted because of their integrity, ... more »

How to Catch a Good Boss in Action

By Althea DeBrule

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You must learn to be a good boss. It doesn’t just come naturally. While you can absorb a lot from books written by leadership gurus and take countless leadership skill courses, unless you change your behavior, attitude and actions, the result ... more »

How to Choose a Good Clinical Research Organization (CRO)

By Sarah Wilson, CCRP

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Over the years, several groups have formed to help sponsors and investigators with clinical trials. These groups include Site Management Organizations (SMO), Clinical Trial Management Organizations (CTMO) and Clinical Research Organizations ... more »

How to Come Out to Your Co-workers

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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If you're tired of feeling left out of the "what I did last weekend" conversations around the office because you're a lesbian or a gay man, maybe it's time to come out to your co-workers. The decision is personal, but it may make your workday ... more »

How to Complain About a Co-worker

By Rebecca Mazin Mazin

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You’re trying to lose weight and a co-worker who sits 5 feet away starts each morning with a mouth watering bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. She unwraps the fragrant high calorie breakfast just about the time you turn on your computer! Smelly ... more »

How to Confront Passive Aggression

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Of all the workplace dangers, none is quite so insidious as the passive aggressive coworker. This specimen of office-dweller appears helpful and friendly on the surface, luring you into a false sense of security. But when you least suspect it, ... more »

How to Cope With Catty Coworkers

By Kelly185

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Office politics. Every corporation, small business or company across the country has them. How do you get along with a coworker that gossips? One day they may whisper about one person and the next day, about you. In every office there are the ... more »

How to Date a Co-worker

By Fossman

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When you spend 40 to 60 percent of your waking life in an office, the avenues for dating are fairly limited. Blind dates are awkward and rarely pan out because the date is really only appealing to the friend who set you up. There's the grocery ... 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 a Manager on an Ego Trip

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Dealing with a boss who's controlling, pushy or bullying can turn a pleasant working environment into a minefield. It can be hard to determine how to stand up for yourself without putting your job in danger. Don't let a bad manager take over your ... more »

How to deal with annoying coworkers

By andre7514

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Do you ever find it hard to get along or speak to annoying coworkers at your job? To go through a day full of work, especially if you are around annoying people all day. Here are some benefits of help you can take to release yourself back in the ... more »

How to Deal With Manipulative Co-workers

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Neutralizing conflict can be more difficult in the workplace than in the outside world. However, there are rules in place to protect everyone--including those who are being manipulated by their co-workers... more »

How to Deal with Ornery People

By Paul McDaniel

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Do you find yourself having to deal with or handle ornery people from time to time? I think most of us can answer yes to that question, be it a one time occurrence or on a regular basis such as in the workplace. An ornery person may come in the ... more »

How to Decorate a Co-Worker's Office

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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When your co-workers become your friends, it's only natural to want to commemorate events in their lives like birthdays, anniversaries and accomplishments. Learn how to decorate an office in a way that allows your co-worker to celebrate and still ... more »

How to Demonstrate Respect at Work

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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A respectful work environment benefits all employees. Thoughtful consideration of other's ideas and approaches to projects can create a positive, productive team. Discourage animosity among coworkers with respect. Improve working relationships ... more »

How to Develop a Career Roadmap

By Althea DeBrule

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A career roadmap will assist you in finding the best route or direction to take to achieve your career plans. It helps you outline your course of action, stay on track, overcome barriers, and celebrate successes. With a career roadmap you can ... more »

How to Develop Self Confidence

By Tom Fowler

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Some of us are born with a natural self confidence – that sense of assuredness which allows us to journey through life with courage and a willingness to experience everything that comes our way to the fullest. However, for a number of reasons, ... more »

How to do a proper "Stop and Talk"

By cadich

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The "Stop and Talk" is a social happenning that occurs too often to be ignored. In this article you'll learn how to stop being a victim of the "Stop and Talk", and how embracing it paves the way to social achievment... more »

How to End a Business Telephone Conversation with a Long-winded Talker

By RockOnRockL

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Friendly business chats can turn time-consuming and uncomfortable when one party isn’t conscious of the other’s time. Short of hanging up abruptly, getting a long-winded talker to wind-down can wear on any professional. Fortunately, the art of ... more »

How to Fix a Bad Reputation

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Perhaps the phrase conjures up visions of dueling at dawn, but the fact remains that a bad reputation is not to be taken lightly. At work, it can cost you business opportunities, job promotions and customer loyalty. It can hurt your private life ... more »

How to Get A Better Performance Review

By Bill Bucy

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Ideally, nothing in your annual performance review should be a surprise. In the real world, the ideal is seldom met. Often surprises pop up because your supervisor has too many reports and and too little time. Give her some help and your rating ... more »

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