Perez Hilton, who? d-listed, what? And what in the world does “OMG” mean? If you’re feeling out of touch with workers from younger generations at the office, you’re not alone. Generation Y is reshaping the workplace.
Career Management
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E-mail is a great business tool, but sometimes it makes one yearn for the bad old days of neatly typed (and proofread) memos in interoffice envelopes. Here are five tips to share with employees to keep e-mailing safe and productive, rather than embarrassing and destructive.
If you’re holding the line on pay raises, you’re in good company. Three new surveys agree that most employers will raise salaries between 3.8% and 3.9% for the second year in a row in 2008, halting a steady upward trend in pay raises that began in 2004 ...
Next time you travel for a conference or off-site meeting, avoid
showing up with luggage that looks like it’s ready to retire from the
road.
If you're lucky enough to spend a few days at a convention, networking,
learning and developing new skills, make sure you squeeze the most out
of the experience.
Do you sometimes dream about setting up your own business? Well, turn your fantasy into reality.
Look like a networking pro by sprucing up your business-card etiquette.
You know the drill. Budgets tighten and the ax falls on meetings and travel.
How far can employees go when firing off comments on the web on their own time? What if the employee is a public servant? For Bernie Kieklak, chief of staff for state Sen. Lisa Boscola, the answer is pretty far ...
