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Fourteen Tips For Telecommuters by Mary Sherwood Sevinsky - Jan, 2010 Overall, working from home can be a positive and rewarding experience for you, your family, and your employer, if you follow a few simple tips: 1. Understand your employer’s expectations. Will your job requirements and duties be the same at home as in an office environment? How much support will you receive as a home office worker. Some companies have very stringent guidelines about what equipment and support will be prov... |
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Outside Your Comfort Zone - Assessing Your Personal Risk Taking Style by Dee McCrorey - Jan, 2010 When was the last time you assessed your preference for working outside your comfort zone? Although a no one-size-fits-all risk taking style exists given the different criteria that can influence how you approach workplace situations, generally you can assess your comfort zone when dealing with unknown outcomes. Your Personal Risk taking Style You can begin by taking this self-assessment and answering the fourteen statem... |
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Responsible Risk Taking in the Workplace Begins With You by Dee McCrorey - Jan, 2010 It begins with assuming responsibility for managing your career life cycle in front of your personal and professional inflection points. But in order to do this, you'll first need to get clear about what you consider to be outside your comfort zone. Begin with a review of 2009 and identify the peaks and valleys of your personal and professional life. You could do this "low tech" by placing twelve self-adhesive poster-sized ... |
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Responsible Risktaking - Diversifying Your Career Portfolio by Dee McCrorey - Jan, 2010 In the new world of work it's about differentiating yourself both in the workplace and in the marketplace. One quick way to do this, particularly in today's fearful environment, is to put more "skin in the game"--in other words, take responsible risks that can help you stand out in the crowd. Responsible risks are the ones you're prepared to take without putting your personal life or your career in jeopardy. Managing You... |
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Three Steps to Achieving your 2010 Goals and Dreams! by Bernadette Boas - Jan, 2010 We all know that life goes so fast and at a blink of an eye another year will be over. We are already a full week into the new year (unless you are like me and consider new plans, goals or resolutions on Mondays) and realistically before we know it Winter will be over and it will be Spring soon. I don’t say this to sound negative or with the glass half empty, but to be sure we are all being realistically of how important it... |
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Five Steps to Super-Charge Your Career Success This Year by Andy Robinson - Jan, 2010 It's 2010; a New Year; a new decade; and it's time to take control of our career. Why now? Why not? If you haven't taken steps to take command of your career, no time is better than RIGHT NOW. Why wait? A quick self-assessment before we begin: • Are you fully leveraging your strengths and maximizing your earning potential? • Do you LOVE what you do for a living? • Are you clearly on the road to achieving Career S... |
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Assemble Your Career Success Dream Team by Andy Robinson - Jan, 2010 Wow!...2010 is here...another year...another decade. QUESTION: What are you planning to do differently this year to springboard your career success? As you embark on a New Year and a new decade, consider the following 10 QUESTIONS and how they might relate to your current level of career success -- also consider how answers to these questions might correlate with your future career success: • Who do you routinely c... |
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Assessing Your Progress by Nan S. Russell - Jan, 2010 I'm not a big fan of New Years resolutions. Sure I've made dozens of them, all with good intentions and a bit of magical thinking, believing this time the resolution will stick. Maybe a few have, but generally these wishful self-promises end up broken. And when that happens my self-esteem suffers. You see, every time you break a self-promise, your self-trust is weakened. Every time you give up on your commitments your self-... |
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Eight Crucial Job Transition Stress Busters by Marshall Brown - Jan, 2010 Have you just been laid off? Are you "between successes"? Job transitions can be stressful-whether they're due to layoff, a new job or working extra hours because other workers were laid off. If you're facing one of these scenarios consider the following: 1. Take an honest look at yourself. What are your strengths, weaknesses, skills? What is your brand? How are these influencing your transition - positively or negatively? ... |
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In Service of Others: We Succeed By Helping Others Succeed by Todd Rhoad - Jan, 2010 For many highly educated and motivated individuals, finding the path to great success usually follows a path lined with personal accomplishment and reward. The speed at which they rise to greatness is directly proportional to size of their achievements. More responsibility leads to greater accountability, ultimately leading to greater success or so we think. There are a few who suggest otherwise. These highly successful pe... |
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