In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about mental health in the workplace and why a business needs to pay attention to the discussions. However, for many workplaces, mental health is still a taboo subject because some topics included in the discussions, such as anxiety, trauma, and burnout, are sensitive topics not…
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How to Speak Up At A Meeting
Whether you are a new employee or a long-time one, speaking up during a meeting is never easy. It can be hard to pick the right cues to tell you when to start speaking and what tone to use as you call the other’s attention. If you are very shy or nervous to speak out,…
How to Handle Difficult Conversations on Zoom
Since the start of the pandemic, Zoom calls or video conferences have become a part of work-life because people are working from home. Almost every activity needed for a business to operate can be done in Zoom while keeping everyone safe. However, video conversations have setbacks, especially if the topic that will be discussed is…
10 Jobs for People with Good Negotiation Skills
Are you someone who thrives on arguments and wins most of the time? Do you like to negotiate for the best prices or outcomes? If your answer is yes, you have a great skill that can help you flourish in various careers requiring a great negotiator. A great negotiator is sharp and capable of thinking…
7 Ways to Practice Active Listening at Work
For a workplace to run smoothly, it is vital that workers are able to communicate clearly with one another and process information you take in. Fortunately, being able to communicate well is a skill that can be learned and practised. One of the significant points that you will learn as you practice your communication skills…
Should You Discuss Your Salary with Your Coworkers
Asking your coworkers about their salary or talking about salary, in general, is taboo in many offices. It gives employees the impression that they can’t compare their wages and compensation with their coworkers and determine whether or not they are paid right. On the other hand, talking about money is always a sensitive topic that…
What Kind of Problem Solver Are You?
New employees often feel under pressure to continuously provide new ideas to help innovate products and deliver new services that will help the business’s growth. However, it is not easy to generate new ideas and develop them on one’s own. A team effort is needed to brainstorm for new proposals and get these ideas working….
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