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Do You Read Between the Lines?
An acquaintance of mine was looking for someone to clean her house once a month. Because the safety of her home and her family is important to her, this woman held interviews in her home. She asked the standard questions that one would think to ask a
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What if YOU are the Jerk?
Bob Sutton’s book, the No A**hole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't , has been generating buzz since it was published last year. Sutton, a professor of management science at Stanford University , argues that a**holes—those
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How to Break Up with Your Boss
In their January/February issue, Details Magazine has a provocative article on how to break up with a boss who’s holding you back. The article tells the story of Michael Rogers: “Michael Rogers had lunch or cocktails a couple of times a week with the
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008 7:00 AM
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Likeability Trumps All
With Iowa behind us and the New Hampshire primary tomorrow, everyone I know who’s remotely interested in politics was tuned in for the Republican and Democratic candidate debates, sponsored by ABC News and Facebook , that took place this weekend. Myself
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Monday, January 07, 2008 7:00 AM
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Scot Herrick over at Cube Rules is doing a great series of 30 career management tips. I especially liked the post this week on watching what people at work do more than what they say. Scot tells the following story: “My father, when I was very young,
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Monday, September 17, 2007 7:00 AM
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It Seems the Theme This Week is Respect
I recently wrote a few career advice articles for Yahoo!, and on Friday one of them was on the home page. I’ve talked a bit with my colleague Penelope Trunk about the joys and perils of writing for Yahoo!, and the “spirited” conversations that take place
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Beware of Misplaced Frustration
This week I was in San Francisco, and while I was there I took my grandmother to a hair salon that had just opened in her town. We’d made an appointment for 10:30, and we waited and waited until 10:45 and then 11:00 had come and gone. There was only one
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The Secret To Being Happy
My friends at the Me2 Revolution at Edelman turned me onto this cool blog about happiness . The author, Gretchen Rubin , who is a former lawyer and Supreme Court clerk turned bestselling author, writes about her experiences test-driving every principle,
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