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by Mrs. Darcy
There are some pretty universal truths when it comes to people, their actions and the consequences of those actions. Good employees, you know - the ones you can depend on to get the job done, get it done correctly and get...read more
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Does Appearance Really Matter? When you walk into a fine restaurant what do you expect your waiter or waitress to be wearing? A greasy apron and pants dotted with cream sauce and grease? Or do you expect the wait sta...read more
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Today there is a common problem in work places that many workers do not know how to handle. That problem is not getting the respect that they deserve from there boss. Perhaps you may fit into this category. Does your boss ...read more
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Tips for creating an environment that people will ant to work in. I have been fortunate to work for some really good managers, and some not so good managers, and it has helped me to deal with situations that arise in a ...read more
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Here are two critically important etiquette pointers everybody should keep in mind at all times in the workplace. 1) NEVER LEAVE AN ANGRY OR HIGHLY CRITICAL VOICEMAIL Your recipient will be able to play your messag...read more
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If you are lucky enough to have a job that pays your bills and puts food on your table, don't be a jerk and jeopardize it with behavior that is so over the top that it was probably never contained in the first place. Consi...read more
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Here are several things I've learned that keep you well-liked at work: Be honest. If you screw something up, say so. Don't take yourself so seriously. Everyone makes mistakes. Just take note of it and try not to let it ...read more
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by Brenda Lacy
A positive attitude is always better to have in the work place, it simply helps the day go by faster. A person with great job ethics, is a person that will retire from one job. Good job etiquette are essential in the wor...read more
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