Networking

Take Accountability and Take Back Your Power

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While fictional, George Washington’s confession to chopping down the cherry tree resonates deeply due to its portrayal of integrity and accountability. From childhood, many of us learned the importance of owning up to our actions rather than deflecting blame onto external factors.

However, embracing accountability can be daunting. Acknowledging our faults may feel threatening, as it exposes us to potential criticism and challenges our self-image. It’s tempting to shift responsibility onto external circumstances rather than face the reality of our actions.

Yet, ...

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Modern Rules For Moving Down the Career Ladder

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Many sources of career advice assume that you’ll be earning more money and taking on more responsibility. However, sometimes in life, you move in the opposite direction.

It can result from forces beyond your control or a voluntary decision. The economy is still recovering from the pandemic. However, some industries had more difficult times than others and haven’t recovered or survived. Even if you love your job and your company prosper, you may seek a change.

Whatever the reasons for resizing your ...

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A Foolproof Formula for Turning Your Creativity Into a Career

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You may want to turn your creativity into a career, but jokes about starving artists make you nervous. It is possible to make a living while making art

Whether you’re a drama student trying to figure out what to do after graduation or a professional thinking about making a career change, you can do something artistic with your life.

Find out how to channel your creative skills into a rewarding career.

Getting Started

While many paths exist to develop a creative career, the ...

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How to Deal with Feuding Coworkers

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Ensuring a smooth work life often hinges on the quality of your relationships with your coworkers. However, you might find yourself in a challenging position when involved in conflicts.

An office romance has turned sour, or two junior account executives compete for one promotion. Forty hours of togetherness each week is too much for incompatible personalities.

Whatever the causes, office conflicts often create stress and lower productivity.

How do you decide whether to intervene or keep your distance? Take a look at these ...

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The Secret to Networking When You Get a New Job

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It’s tempting to kick back when you land a new job. After all, you’ve probably been consumed with chasing down leads and going on interviews. Now, you want to catch up on fun stuff like hanging out with friends and watching Netflix. 

However, you could be missing a great opportunity if you take a break now. A job transition is an ideal time to strengthen your network. 

You’ll enjoy your rest and relaxation even more if you take care of business first. ...

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Say Goodbye to Feeling Lonely at Work

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If you feel lonely at work, you’re not alone. In fact, it may be the natural result of technology that reduces face to face interactions and increases the number of remote employees.

It’s a subject that’s receiving more attention lately. Although, research suggests that loneliness affects the whole company as well as the individual employee. In addition to making you feel blue, it lowers your productivity and creates stress for the rest of your team.

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How to Help Others Achieve Career Success

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One of the most rewarding experiences for many people is helping someone else achieve success. You can do this in many ways. Among the best is finding a way to help someone with their career. A fulfilling career can produce a lifetime of joy; you can help others experience that joy with some effort.  

When you help others achieve career success, you give them a priceless gift. There are many ways for you to help others advance their career in a ...

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A Foolproof Formula for Getting to Know Your Coworkers

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Being on friendly terms with your coworkers can make you happier and more productive. However, it can be difficult to get to know other employees if you’re busy with your own work or communicate mostly online. 

How can you create more opportunities to connect with your teammates? 

Start with this list of suggestions for steps you can take on your own or as a group. 

Steps to Take on Your Own: 

  1. Listen closely. Paying attention to your colleagues shows them that you care. ...
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11 Tips If You’re Working in a Declining Industry

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What happens when your job performance is outstanding, but your field is on life support? If you’re a print journalist or a telephone operator you may feel uncertain about your future. Working in a declining industry can make it difficult to earn a living and limit your opportunities. 

While different kinds of businesses have come and gone throughout history, the pace is picking up. A recent study by the employment website CareerBuilder found that 121 occupations in ...

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13 Tips to Make Your Next Networking Event a Success

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You know that networking is vital for your career, but you may still be hesitant to attend networking events. Maybe you’ve had your share of expensive conferences that seemed like a waste of time. Maybe you’re wondering if LinkedIn and other social media are enough on their own. 

The truth is that face to face communications still carry more weight than emails and texts. Plus, events can be an efficient way to meet a large number of potential contacts in a short time. 

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