A while ago, we discussed about different kinds of colleagues you may encounter.The below is the continuance of that post and your contribution as well. Hypocrite A.K.A The backstabber. He would smile the sweetest smile you ever seen, she would compliment your haircut (even though you haven’t had one in ages). They never meant their…
Author: Kally
I am a proud owner and writer of MiddleMe.net and I want tp help people to better themselves in their career. After all, we spend at least 40 hours a week at our job.
6 Months into the Journey
Hi y’all, I am thankful and grateful. MiddleMe is now 6 months old. With more than 600 followers, increasing everyday. Many of you have given me strength and encouragement to continue with what I am doing with MiddleMe. Your comments, your words have been deeply appreciated and impacted me every single day. To write is…
Don’t Burn Your Bridges
Resignation of a job can be like a burden that lifted up from your shoulders, thinking “Yeah, I made the decision!”. Some of the time, you might be sad even tearful leaving your workplace especially when you enjoyed working in your company. However, if you leave because of negative reasons, please do not burn your…
MILLENIALS HAVE DIFFERENT WORDS THAN WE DO by PENNEYVANDERBILT
One thing that I am always perplexed by the millennials and the way they work and think. I am taught the old school ways by my elders like being down-to-earth, don’t cut corners and hard work will pay off. However, times are changing rapidly. So while I was reading some of the posts of my…
Connecting the Dots
“You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future.” Quote Steve Jobs Looking at how this is the first post of 2016, a beginning of a new year, I shall connect the dots by featuring 12…
The Countdown Starts…
It is approaching the end of a year for everyone. It has been a great year for me and one wonderful and significant event to mark this year is the birth of a tiny idea called MiddleMe. It grew from a tiny spark to a budding spout, with the caring attention from the supporters all…
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