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You’ve been working hard, and your accomplishments are beginning to stack up. Anyone can see that.
But despite your impressive performance, you’re finding that you’re not exactly popular among your co-workers. And the promotion you expected did not happen.
What’s going on?
Today’s guest post comes from Reyna at Careerbliss.
It’s a commonly held belief that when you’re at a job interview, you’re the only one in the room who is on trial.
This couldn’t be further from the truth. A good job interview should be a two-way street; the company gets to learn all about you, and you get to learn more about the company and the job being offered.
So you know that your boss drives you nuts….but you’re not sure exactly why.
It’s not that you outright dislike him. And he’s certainly not an unreasonable guy.
And even though you often find him difficult to work with, it’s not like you have a horrible boss story to share with the world.
Today’s guest post comes from Logan Strain
If you are amongst the people who really know what kind of career you want to be in, count your blessings.
Today’s guest post comes from health writer Marcela De Vivio
Balancing work and life has become a priority amongst many employees. Some progressive companies seek to improve the mental and emotional conditions in the office for their employees, as improved productivity and morale is linked to a happier workplace.
Meditation, previously practiced only by a small percentage of the American population, is now being embraced more widely as the world becomes increasingly fast-paced. Usually considered a private endeavor, research has shown that group meditation in a work setting can provide a multitude of benefits including improved mood and reduced stress.
If there was one word I’d use to describe the purpose of superheroes it would be…HOPE.
In the pop culture world we’ve created, nothing thrills us more than to put these characters in over whelming situations of despair, challenge, and uncertainty only to see how they’ll overcome it.
And even though we aren’t battling an alien invasion of New York or stopping a mad man from blowing up Gotham, we still enjoy witnessing the journey. There’s something about the indomitable spirit of these characters that we secretly imagine possessing ourselves.
Today’s guest post comes from Stanley. Stanley has worked with executive search firms for a number of years and shares his wisdom with us today.
Getting a promotion is a lot like training for a marathon.
Reaching for the top requires stretching and this is never truer than when it involves your chosen career. Mental fitness is as vital as physical fitness when building a noticeable profile.
Even though we’re told the economy is rebounding, you still know a few folks who are looking for work. And coming up empty.
Maybe you’re even one of them.
So when you see a growing number of articles and blog posts showing projections that indicate machines are expected to replace even more jobs in the future, you can’t help but worry a little.
Perhaps you were really, really angry.
Maybe frustration got the better of you. Or you might have been dealt some overly harsh criticism that took you completely by surprise.
Regardless of the reason, the damage was done.
If someone asked you for three words that sum up your reputation, what would you say?
How would other people describe your judgments, your knowledge, your behaviors in various situations?
In a recent TED Talk, The Currency of the New Economy is Trust, author Rachel Botsman explains why the answers to these questions are becoming profoundly important.
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