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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
Think declining extra assignments from time to time is only for the mean-spirited? Think again.
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Mathieu de Lajartre
The health and performance of a growing number of workers is being affected by worries related to money
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Ethan Rotberg
Make sure you have up-to-date software to take advantage of time-savers and powerful AI
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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
Don’t forget to add your name and other details to the bottom of your message so people can get back to you, says career coach Roxanne Cramer
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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
Finding the right closing for your email can sometimes take as long as it does to write the message itself. Here are some tips for striking just the right tone.
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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
Looking for a unique and intriguing way to energize your staff and colleagues? Here are some options that are not only effective—but a lot of fun too.
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Technology
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Ethan Rotberg
‘The information that is stored within an accountant’s office for an average client would be a hacker’s dream,’ CPA says
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Trends
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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
For organizations or families that cannot have pets on the premises all the time, occasional or regular visits can put a smile on everyone’s face
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Trends
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Margaret Craig-Bourdin
Studies show bringing your furry friend to work might perk up the office ambience. But before okaying the initiative, make sure you’ve covered all your bases.
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Tools
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Ethan Rotberg
Unique interaction is seen more as a game or competition, researcher says. But being deceptive can come back to bite you.
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Mathieu de Lajartre
There’s always a lot to get done. Here’s how to check things off your list without any slip-ups.
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Mathieu de Lajartre
Making an error is not the end of the world, as long as you act appropriately under the circumstances, expert says