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Career Checkup: 5 Things You Should Do to Stay on Track January 15, 2016 . 7 Comments
New Year’s Day inspires many people to do something that will make things better by the next New Year’s Eve. Unsurprisingly, it’s a holiday that makes a lot of us sit down and evaluate ... Read More
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Could Wage Gap Harm Women’s Mental Health? January 6, 2016 . 3 Comments
The wage gap between men and women might account for higher rates of anxiety and depression among women, according to a study published in Social Science & Medicine. Previous research ... Read More
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How Emotional Intelligence Can Be Key to Workplace Success January 4, 2016 . 9 Comments
While there are many benefits to having high intelligence, many managers, supervisors, and other workers—particularly those who work in businesses in which interpersonal relationships ... Read More
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Grieving on the Job: Navigating Professional Life Amid Grief December 2, 2015 . 9 Comments
Often when people are experiencing the aftermath of a devastating loss, they find solace in returning to their jobs or careers. Some even attribute a large part of their ability to cope ... Read More
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Do People Think Men or Women Are More Creative? September 29, 2015 . 2 Comments
Even when men and women have similar work and achievements, men are more likely to be viewed as creative thinkers, according to a study published in Psychological Science. The study suggests ... Read More
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‘No’ Means Growth: Rejection in Your Professional Life September 24, 2015 . 9 Comments
Rejection isn’t fun to deal with, but it’s a universal experience in life. We experience it on a personal level with friends, lovers, and other people. And we experience it constantly ... Read More
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Frequent Work Breaks May Improve Health, Stamina September 21, 2015 . 11 Comments
Frequent breaks—for coffee, lunch, walking around the office, stretching, or other distractions—may result in greater stamina and fewer aches and pains for office workers when ... Read More
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How Do I Deal with Younger, Competitive People at Work? September 18, 2015 . 7 Comments
You describe yourself as cooperative, gregarious, and caring. These are the strengths I hope you will use to help yourself and your colleagues—the old ones and the new ones—so you can ... Read More
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7 Strategies for Coping with Stress at Work September 9, 2015 . 6 Comments
Stress is an ongoing problem for many people in our fast-paced society. We have forgotten how to stop and smell the roses, and instead spend our days rushing to and from work, school, the ... Read More
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How Upset Should I Be If I Was Hired Because I’m a Minority? August 28, 2015 . 9 Comments
Wow, that’s a really tough issue to face. I’m glad you wrote, and I hope I can help you out some. My first question is how do these colleagues know about the hiring process? Many companies ... Read More
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High Gun Ownership May Contribute to Officer Deaths August 25, 2015 . 5 Comments
High rates of gun ownership may triple law enforcement officers’ odds of being killed on the job, according to a study published in the American Journal of Public Health. According ... Read More
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A Happiness Raise: Living Out Your Values Through Your Work August 19, 2015 . 8 Comments
Imagine this: a young businesswoman heads to work on the first day of her new promotion. She is highly esteemed among her colleagues and clients, makes a healthy living for herself and ... Read More