Being in a management position means being a valued and respected leader for other members of your team, but respect does not usually come simultaneously with the title. So, how can you earn it?
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Planning a work retreat can seem daunting at best. If you’re embarking on a retreat soon, try out these best practices for a productive session:
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Between work, school, sporting activities and social activities, making sure that your family is where they need to be can be stressful.
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Developing the perfect pre-work routine can help maximize your daily productivity. Start this week by implementing the following routines:
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Gone are the days of automatically handing out plastic bottles of water at work. More companies are keeping the environment in mind, and gaining respect while doing it, by offering sustainable options for office guests and employees.
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What kills a good presentation almost as much as a lack of preparation? Letting the adrenaline get the best of you.
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Want to create stronger passwords to protect yourself against cybercriminals? Here’s our two cents:
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Saying sorry has become a habit these days, but over-apologizing at work can undermine your confidence and credibility. Here are fixes for three common scenarios:
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We all know that networking is important to grow your business, but walking into a room full of strangers can be intimidating. So how can you overcome awkwardness at large networking events?
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If you think that going green at work is difficult, think again.
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I’ve heard a lot of common beliefs from some otherwise smart business leaders. Don’t fall for these myths:
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Business email inboxes are noisier than ever, so avoiding “opt-out status” with your colleagues is crucial. Here are three tips for email etiquette:
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Continuing education is beneficial for companies and employees. It’s something our agency encourages throughout the year, whether it’s through conferences, webinars or trade association memberships.
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You don’t always have to sit in a conference room when you meet with co-workers: Take a walk instead.
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Most of us spend lots of time with our co-workers. What could you do differently to be a better one? Sources from human resource blogs to Reader’s Digest offer tips on how to be a better co-worker.
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Whether you have said “yes” to one too many side tasks this week or live in constant work overload, try these life hacks for maximum efficiency.
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According to RevGen CEO John Rosar, hiring service industry alums can be great for business. Rosar’s top reasons include:
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For years, webinars have been a go-to tactic for marketing teams. Whether you’re a newbie or a veteran, here are some tips to create a relevant, impactful event.
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Cyber security threats are out there every day for businesses, regardless of their size. That’s why business owners should lead by example and teach employees how to protect confidential information, like company finances.
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Life itself is already stressful enough. With never-ending work calls and personal worries, it’s nice to wake up relaxed and ready to take on whatever gets thrown your way.
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There are plenty of things people love to hate about meetings: They’re too long and too frequent; certain people dominate the conversation and other people don’t pay attention; and nothing gets done. Take charge of your next meeting by following these steps:
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How many times have you clicked or read an email just to get that unread number to zero? You just wasted a microdecision on opening an email, reading it, and not doing anything with it.
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Chances are you’ve started working on a project and needed some direction along the way. We’ve all been there. Catch your confusion early and ask for clarification.
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HR Management is essential for running a successful business, but it is often overlooked by small-business owners. No matter the size of your business, proper HR strategies are a must. Here are some tips for small-business managers to help optimize employees’ performance and create a safe and professional work environment:
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Is it getting harder to focus at work? Computer notifications, phone alerts and our growing habit of responding in real time to any communication makes concentrating nearly impossible.