How Not to Say Good-Bye
Parting is such sweet sorrow, wrote William Shakespeare, but it doesn?t have to be if you do it right.
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The Young Professional's Guide to Workplace Etiquette
Most young people fresh to the workforce still must observe some basic rules of etiquette. Steve Jobs may have gotten away with not bathing and screaming at employees during his youth (and later on), but most people can't behave this way and survive.
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Eight Skills To Help You Land that Ad or Marketing Gig
Whether you want a new ad or marketing job or you're just looking to accelerate your career, these tips from John Bell of Social@Ogilvy and Pete Stein of Razorfish, will help propel you to the top.
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Giant Tongues to Fancy Socks: How YouTube Can Boost Your Bottomline
Newly launched Google AdWords for Video helps marketers and small businesses drive sales through cheap, targeted advertising on YouTube.
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While more companies are adopting open, collaborative spaces with few individual offices, it's driven as much by cost-cutting as the desire to create a non-hierarchical corporate culture. Most workers just don't like the noise and loss of privacy when barriers between desks are eliminated.
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When you've given two weeks notice at your current job, you may think you can lay back and just coast before joining your next employer. Don't. Those last two weeks can be critical to ensuring you leave on good terms with your reputation intact.
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The sudden drop in jobs added in March belies a string of recent public and private metrics that had job seekers and recruiters betting on better prospects for the unemployed.
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New social-networking applications aimed at the workplace borrow from Facebook in that they enable workers to set up profiles, form groups and "follow" each other's status updates. The goal is to boost productivity.
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According to the first-ever ranking of the Top 25 CEOs from employer-reviews website Glassdoor.com, Meg Whitman's approval rating as chief executive is 80%, earning her the 24th spot on the list.Topping the list is Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook.
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An expertise in sales can provide a feeling of safety in a tight labor market, teach fundamental skills like fundraising, or in some cases allow job changers to remain connected to their original fields of interest.
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