Frustrations at Work

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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 Colette French 0 comments
There are many new opportunities that are available to all of us. Some people, however seem to attract or come by new opportunities much more easily than others. Often this is because the person may have a very outgoing and aggressive ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
Everyone has a favorite rut or two. They are comfortable, familiar and undemanding. If you stay in them long enough you begin to equate them with who you are and buy in to the belief that remaining steadfastly in them is all you can expect out of ... more »
By Cougar1002 0 comments
Many of us have had periods of our lives where we feel like we're in a rut--a routine that holds you back from what you're truly able to do with your life. In this article, I'll share some ideas in how to get yourself out of a rut... more »
By AngelBean 0 comments
Getting past security can be a pleasurable experience if you know how to angle your body right and just go for it. Put a smile on your face you deserve it!.. more »
By dweaver 13 comments
Whether at the home or the office, safe and tame pranks are a fun way to keep the day from moving at a snails pace. Read further to find some examples of easy and innocent examples of ways to prank someone. After all, they don't call them ... more »
By andre7514 2 comments
Have you ever had a personal habit, where you just cant get rid of. Do you find yourself procrastinating over and over on how to overcome the personal habit. In this article you will learn basic tips on how to overcome a personal habit. Keep ... 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 Cougar1002 1 comments
More than anything else, making the transition from employee to a successful business owner is all about a shift in thought process. "Successful" is a very important word in that previous sentence because a lot of business ventures fail ... 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 BillieGriffin 3 comments
Ever had a boss or colleague that loses control and yells at you? How do you handle that? Get mad and say nothing? Get mad and say something inappropriate? Just take it? What if you had a simple and easy response to their behavior? One that ... more »
By writing4fun 2 comments
Workplace harassment or discrimination does not have to be sexual, it may be racial harassment, a hostile work environment, discrimination, family medical leave violations, American With Disabilities Act violations, pay violations to name a few. ... more »
By Cougar1002 0 comments
We live in a very busy culture, and sometimes you have to be careful in controlling what you do instead of letting what you do control you. In this article, I'll share tips in setting priorities in your life and holding to them... 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 Creativehearts1 0 comments
You've waited overnight to decide whether or not you should send that irate e-mail to your boss. Your finger is wavering between "delete" and "enter". You decide that it is not in your best interest to send it, when WHAM! ... more »
By Therese Haberman 5 comments
Some days, it is hard to get in gear. There is plenty to do but everything seems to be a monumental distraction. Rather than feel guilty or be unhappy trying unsuccessfully to be productive, find ways to pass the time and go back to the grind ... 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 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 ChristinaEllis 3 comments
Maintaining patience in a hectic world sometimes seems nearly impossible. Impatience in others compounds and spreads like a plague. Here are some techniques that I have found help me to reassume the patience level of my youth... more »
By MomReesa 1 comments
You're sick of your day job and dreaming of working for yourself...or at least of calling the shots on how and when you work each day. With a little patience and diligence, you can learn how to earn money from home. A work at home job is not just ... more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
The average person in America drives anywhere between 10,000 to 25,000 mile a year. That's a lot of time, and in this article I want to give you some ideas on how you can get more out of it... more »
By Althea DeBrule 1 comments
What are some of the meaningful experiences you have had at work--the kind of experiences that have been defining points in time or watershed events that have caused you to look at things a little differently? Many new watershed experiences have ... more »