Archive for the ‘On The Job Advice’ Category
What Not to Say in the Workplace
Don’t say: “That’s not my job.” Why: If your superior asks you to do something, it is your job. Instead say: “I’m not sure that should be my priority right now.” Then have a conversation with your boss about your responsibilities. Don’t say: “This might sound stupid, but…” Why: Never undermine your ideas by prefacing your remarks with wishy-washy language. […]
In: On The Job Advice · Tagged with: Appointed Time, Boss, Confidence, Credibility, job, Phone Calls, Priority, Salary Information, Undivided Attention, Voice Mail
When is it time to go? Five make-or-break factors
If you’re sitting in your office bored, ticked off or feeling down you may be thinking it’s time to go. BUT, you’re not sure. You are rationalizing staying because there is one more great thing you can contribute or you feel obligated in some way. We all go through this kind of mental tug-of-war at […]
In: On The Job Advice · Tagged with: Anxiety, Background, Bad Hair Days, Bored, Boss, Break, Buddies, career, job, Life Changers, Love, Money, Pay Bills, Quirks, Respect, Right Time, Salary, Satisfaction, Talents, Tug Of War
The Proper Handshake
Business professionals, students, entrepreneurs and savvy networkers know the importance of making a good first impression. Whether you are interviewing for a job position, meeting the top directors of your company, making a formal presentation for clients or doing business with colleagues, your professional approach is key. Individuals and companies invest a lot of time […]
In: On The Job Advice · Tagged with: Business Professionals, Business Relationships, Counterpart, Eye Contact, Formal Introduction, Formal Presentation, Good First Impression, Great First Impression, Great Relationship, Handshake, Helpful Tips, Interviewing For A Job, Making A Good First Impression, Networkers, Networking Events, Proactive, Professional Approach, Several Ways, Social Etiquette, Step Up To The Plate
