Managing Your Career
Email etiquette for internal business communication
by Lisa Campi
With a simple press of the send button, it is fast and easy to distribute email to hundreds of your fellow co-workers. In fact, email has replaced printed interoffice memos as the primary means of internal business communication. You can use email for many communication purposes - to inform, entertain, question or impress. However, in many cases and with the same email, you can just as easily
vote now: Agree or Disagree - (view results)
Agree
by Joyful Lili
Face it - being good at your job might look like you're "kissing up".
I am not voting for the "Agree"
Disagree
Kissing up to the boss is not a new concept by any stretch of the imagination. It's been perpetuated
Employment Law
- Careers: How to protest an unfair performance review
- The effects of imposing a minimum wage on minors
- Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP): FAQs
- The process of filing for and gaining disability
- Is age discrimination increasing in the American workplace?

- Statutory sick pay: Getting paid to be sick
- The pros and cons of drug testing
Layoffs & Firings
- How to bounce back after you've been laid off
- Can you get unemployment insurance after being fired in the US?
- Surviving job layoffs and other misfortunes in the job market
- Reasons why you should not take a pay cut to keep your job
- Fired: How to assess your own behavior
- Things on your Facebook account that can get you fired
- How to apply for unemployment benefits when you are fired
Office Politics
- Things you should never do at work
- What is the stupidest question a customer has asked you at work?
- Office tips: How to work with a back-stabber
- Know when to stay home with a cold
- Office tips: Helping a coworker who's depressed
- How to cope when your boss is the source of office gossip
- Office tips: Helping a coworker who has a drinking problem
Stress & Time Management
by Janice Heath
It is a fact of life that virtually everyone will have several careers over a lifetime. Job security can be a very rare thing and many
by Cody Hodge
The most important aspect of your job satisfaction is how you get along with your co-workers. Work is usually not as fun as we like
by Sally Morem
That's great advice, but how do you go about doing that? Remember, your boss is first, last and always, a problem solver. If you can
The boss is always the boss, but that doesn't mean he is always right.
You are well served on your career path when you accept this
Writing Assignments
- Career Path & Goals
- Deciding whether a Master of Environmental Studies is right for you
- Deciding whether a Master of Computer Management (MCM) is right for you
- How to secure government jobs through internships
- Layoffs & Firings
- What to do when you lose your job
- Professionalism
- Can laid back people have good leadership qualities?
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- Managing Your Career (Other)
- Do you hate your job?
- Career Path & Goals
- Would you sacrifice family for career?
- Should you take a pay cut or leave your job?
- Is it better to work in a large corporation or a small business?
- Employment Law
- Should employee performance reviews be abolished?
- Is age discrimination increasing in the American workplace?


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