Effective communication with your boss can be considered a form of managing up. It can build trust, establish partnerships and most importantly is an effective way of getting your needs met. But the concept is not something that is taught at school even though interns, entry-level and middle management employees can benefit from managing upwards. Try these 5 tips and see if your career opportunities take flight.
With more employers using the Internet to check out potential employees, you might want to consider making your resumé available online. Fortunately with so many services out there, it’s much easier than you think to get started.
Are you professional and work-savvy in the office? Do you know how to work effectively with your superiors? If you’re not sure how to answer, here are 15 tips on what NOT to say to your boss.
With cutbacks and layoffs happening everywhere, there may not be any opportunities for promotion within your company. To keep your name on everyone's minds, start off by proving your worth—and recession-proofing your job.
Packing your own lunch need not take a lot of time or creative energy. You can master the art of quick-and-healthy brown bagging with these tips and sandwich suggestions.
Don’t let lunch become another extension of your overburdened day. Make the most out of your midday break by eating healthy, and sneaking in some healthy activities with these tips.
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