Job interviews are among the most stressful experiences a person can have. Whether it is your first time or a repeat, you must be careful with how you speak, look, and act throughout the interview. Speaking, in particular, can be tricky for some people because they may think it best to lie rather than tell…
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10 Ways to Establish Healthy Boundaries at Work
With technology now an integral part of any business, separating work from one’s personal life is becoming more challenging. One has to check their work email or internal messaging system through their phone or computer, and it is more likely that they will continue working even if they are at home. However, doing this practice…
5 Principles of Purposeful Leadership
Are you trying to develop your brand of leadership? There are many types of leadership styles out there that focus on different aspects of leadership. But if you want to be a leader who succeeds in achieving their goals and helps others with their own goals, you may want to consider giving purposeful leadership a…
This is Why You Should Have Corporate Insurance for Your Employees
In today’s changing and ever-competitive corporate landscape, getting the best talents will require offering them the right benefits to entice them to sign up. One of the benefits many talents are now looking for in a company they apply for is corporate insurance, especially after the pandemic showed the necessity of having one. Companies are…
How to Respond When an Employee Quits
Every year, it is not uncommon for managers or team leaders to hear about someone in the team quitting. A person quits their position for many reasons, and their departure will be felt throughout the organization. While you can mitigate the effects of their departure by replacing them immediately, it can be hard to respond…
Do You Know Why Being a People-pleaser will Destroy Your Career
In a group, whether in your circle of friends or work, a person is often labelled a “people pleaser.” They are the ones who excessively serve others even if the other person doesn’t want them to do it. They also clam up during discussions or arguments because they don’t want others to get upset at…
What To Do If You Find Out That You Earn Lesser Than Your Coworkers
The salary of each employee is not something companies often make public. There are many reasons why they do so, from reducing potential conflict between employees to it being an operational strategy to help keep the business competitive. However, what do you do if you somehow find out you are earning less than your peers?…
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