Relations With Colleagues & Supervisors

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By Valerie Brooks 0 comments
Asking for a raise is never easy but what you say can mean the difference between not getting any pay increase, getting an unsatisfactory raise and getting a well-deserved raise... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Many managers have to deal with poor employees. However, with progressive discipline policies and employee severance packages it isn't always a question of just firing them. It's often easier if the employee quits... more »
By ***amylaine 1 comments
We have all had jobs that we did not want, but did not quit. Here are some things that I have seen people do to get fired. The following is not recommended... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
Career research suggests that as many as 8 out of 10 employed adults are in the wrong job or career! They are in poor career shape or have little or no career stamina. If you are one of the eight or your goal is to shape up, it's important to ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 6 comments
What we say is not as important as how we say it. The spoken word has always had a greater degree of influence and power in person-to-person communication. Words are spoken through the voice, which can be used to accomplish certain purposes and ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 2 comments
First day jitters come with every new job. After the euphoria of accepting the job offer has worn off, you start to get a bit anxious about what the new company will be like, and if co-workers will accept you. Not to mention getting to know your ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
When you want something, the best way to get it is to make your request in a straightforward and positive way. You should not expect your boss or co-workers to read your mind and know what your expectations and desires are. Nor should you brood ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
Giving advice can either be hurtful or helpful. Although well meant, advice that has not been asked for can sometimes destroy a friendship and damage a relationship. But advice that has been solicited can positively impact decision-making and ... more »
By Desula 1 comments
On April 23rd, 2008 it will be Administrative Professionals' Day. What do you need to do so they will know you are THE BEST BOSS? It doesn't take much... more »
By andre7514 1 comments
Do you ever go to work in bad mood? Do you always expect your day to go the same? Do you wanna feel different or allow the day to go by faster. I guarantee you to read this article on how to become great at going to work. Keep reading..... more »
By Althea DeBrule 2 comments
One of the most compelling lessons you can learn in life is to guard your reputation. It is present wherever you go—at home and in the office. How you do your job and interact with co-workers and bosses will characterize and label your ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
In the workplace, melodrama happens when a minor concern or conflict is embroidered and overstated in such a way that it becomes larger-than-life and blown way out of proportion to the original issue. Many people often complain about the level of ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 1 comments
Most people encounter or interact with rude people on a daily basis. It's just part of life. However, if you mentally prepare yourself for these interactions and know how to respond, then you can make the interaction with a rude person less ... more »
By rubyzandra 0 comments
The best way to your team's spirit is through their stomachs. Fruit pizza will win them over... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
Your personality is the outward expression of the self. It includes all the qualities that make you a unique individual—your behavior, temperament, emotions and mental capacity. To identify your personality style, consider these three resources ... more »
By RockOnRockL 0 comments
It’s nice to have allies in the workplace and feel welcome. But when a casual co-worker approaches you at 9:00am on Monday morning wanting to share every detail of her weekend, the attention can become stifling. Fortunately, there are ways to ... more »
By Limowreck 1 comments
You may hate your boss and your job, but in today's job market you can't afford to lose a job reference. Here's how to part ways without losing a valuable asset... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
In the business world, double-talk looks like excuse making and blame shifting. It often involves the deliberate use of ambiguous, vague or confusing language that is spoken or written in an earnest, sincere or meaningful tone. Yet, when you ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
Ever wondered about the origin of the phrase "over-the-top"? Research indicates that during World War I, the British coined the phrase to describe how the infantry would emerge from the relative safety of the trenches and display ... more »
By Limowreck 2 comments
Some of your co-workers are real trouble makers. Keep your reputation and nose clean by spotting them and avoiding them... more »
By George Kramer 1 comments
Listening to your self talk is an important step in controlling your attitude and thus your life. Without self talk no one would be able to control their emotional state or rise above any challenges. It isn't always a short term solution. Some ... more »
By TerriR 1 comments
So often we allow life to dictate to us how we live and what we do. We become a victim of our own circumstances with no purpose, design or intent. Living a life of intent means we take charge of our lives and direct ourselves to who and where ... more »
By crazycatlady 3 comments
We all work with them. They are everywhere, in every field. They are the movers and shakers in our workplaces. But the question is, are they really hard working and busy, or does it just seem that way? These tips are not meant to increase ... more »
By RockOnRockL 0 comments
Every job has one: the overzealous worker who seems to plug away, hour after hour, without so much as a bathroom break. He wants to impress the boss with his constant typing, emails and phone calls. Chances are, at least part of his efforts are ... more »
By Therese Haberman 1 comments
Managing a team at work can be daunting at times. It will require plenty of time and energy and here are some ideas to help you handle a group successfully... more »