The Year in Review – 2014 Interview Tips

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Below are links to all of the interview etiquette blogs we have posted throughout 2014. Reference these tips to help your 2015 interview experiences go smoothly!   Interview Etiquette: The Follow-Up Process Interview Etiquette: How to Answer Questions Professionally Interview Etiquette: What Questions Should YOU Be Asking? Interview Etiquette: How to Score an Interview in…

How to Handle the Holiday Season at Work

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The holiday season can be a chaotic time for everyone. This disorder can cause problems within the workplace, but a few simple tips can help you to maintain a calm and conducive work environment during the holiday season: Be conscious that not all employees celebrate the same holiday. December is chock-full of holidays, including Hanukkah,…

How to Unplug During Paid Time Off

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With the upcoming holidays, you may be taking advantage of some time away from the office. However, for a majority of professionals it is hard to completely unplug from the work world, even when they’re on PTO.  Employees are constantly connected, and with today’s technology at your fingertips, the temptation to check e-mails when out…

Wash Away the Potential to Spread Germs: National Handwashing Awareness Week

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Cold and flu season is fast approaching!  National Handwashing Awareness Week, December 1st through December 7th, is a perfect time to learn how to prevent the spread of illnesses through proper handwashing. Use the tips below to keep yourself and others healthy this flu season: Wash your hands when they become dirty, whether it’s after…

Interview Etiquette: How to Put Your Best Foot Forward

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Putting your best foot forward throughout the entire job search process is important, but it’s especially crucial during the interview process.  Use the tips below to make the best possible impression during your next job search. Take advantage of every opportunity you have to interview. Not only will you be in the running for more…

Effective or Ineffective? Things Effective Leaders Never Do

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Quality leadership at every level is an important part of a successful business. However, just because an individual is in a leadership role does not mean that they are going to be extraordinary in that position. Ensure that you don’t make these typical mistakes of poor leaders: According to several studies, employees do not enjoy…

Make the Most of Job Fairs

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Hunting for employment is challenging, especially in today’s job market, so taking full advantage of every opportunity to reach out and connect with potential employers is important. Job fairs present the opportunity to network with multiple employers, but standing out can be daunting. There are several ways to help yourself stand out and establish firm…

Finding a Way Out: The Proper Way to Leave a Job

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You may have come to a turning point where you are looking for a career change, but are unsure of how to leave your current position. Leaving a position in a professional manner can be just as important as the work you have done for a company in terms of recommendations down the road. You…

Interview Etiquette: Interview Skills to Help You Win the Job

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The job interview process is daunting, but it can be made easier by having polished, essential interview skills. Brush up on these important skills before your next interview: Be prepared. While this should be a given, many individuals go into the interview process without any preparation at all. Look into the background information of the…

Dare to Make Mistakes: The Dangers of Perfection in the Workplace

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  Paying attention to details and completing tasks in a timely manner are both important for success. Trying to achieve perfection while completing these tasks, however, can be detrimental. Some of the negative aspects of trying to achieve perfection in the workplace include: Decreased confidence in the ability to complete daily work tasks. Perfectionists tend…