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Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

Networking Mistakes You Should Avoid Making
As the economy and the job market continue to rapidly evolve, it is a daunting task just to keep up and adapt to the changing climate of the business world. These days, the most successful businesspeople are the self-starters who have large networks of entrepreneurs who help each other get their foot in the door of any number of business opportunities.
By Joseph D. N. Kendrick8 years ago in Journal
Why You Should Learn Blender 3D
The world is has dived head first into an age where technology and creative collide to bring us more advancements in living and entertainment than ever before. We use this technology now often without a second thought on how the technology works or what we would do without it.
By Joe Baily8 years ago in Journal
From a Housewife to a Position in the Embassy: The Story of an Immigrant
Now an accountant in the Embassy of Armenia to Bulgaria, she has come a long way since leaving her hometown, the capital of Armenia, Yerevan at the age of 25 with nothing. Despite the obstacles of being a single mother, she managed to keep her head high and create a global professional network.
By Michelle Sarkisyan8 years ago in Journal
Top 5 Tips For Managing Stress and Anxiety At Work
We've all been there, walking into work with a plan of action and the next thing you know you're putting out fires left and right, the phone is ringing off the hook, and "omg, this has to be done right now." Your body goes into flight or fight mode, your stomach turns into knots, and that delicious lunch you packed goes unnoticed because you just can't stomach the thought of food.
By Kristi Jacobsen8 years ago in Journal
Utilitarian Standpoint: Language Discrimination
If my diet was the first thing, I remember being discriminated for, then my “lack” in linguistic skills is something, I am always reminded of on a daily basis.
By Heeta Joshi8 years ago in Journal
How To Be a Good Retail Customer
Many retail customers can be rude, intrusive, and difficult to help. After many years of retail experience, it has become apparent that this is due to the lack of knowledge of what it's like to work in retail.
By Brendan Roberts8 years ago in Journal
10 Things to Do While You Are Job Searching
Well, adulthood is here and here to stay. I don't know about all of you, but I was dreading graduation. Though we all feel accomplished, for some there is a great deal on uncertainty. This is a great time to grow and start a new chapter.
By Ashana DeSilva8 years ago in Journal
What to Do When You Don't Feel Like Writing
It happens to all of us at least once. That dreaded writer's block. Most of the time it happens when we can least afford for it to happen, like at the end of the month when the rent is due, or when you have 4 hours to complete an article for a client. So what do you do? Well, after you finish having your panic attack, read this article for some ideas to help you get over writer's block.
By DeAnna Troupe8 years ago in Journal
No Office Party Pooping
An office party can be a great boon for employees, but if employees aren’t careful about their actions, the experience could result in some rough consequences in the workplace. Here are ways to have fun but be mindful at the same time.
By Hillari Hunter8 years ago in Journal
My First Night as a Security Guard
Intense stares, constantly being on guard, hand on your gun, and ready for action. This may be what you think of when you think of working as a security guard. At least, this is how I thought it would be. In reality, it was much more boring than I could have ever expected. I was getting paid to do basically nothing. As cool as it sounds to sit around getting paid to stare at people for six hours at a time, it does leave you parched for entertainment.
By Eris8 years ago in Journal
Tips for Introverts on Surviving Small Talk
Even when I genuinely enjoy conversations and interactions with my colleagues, I need time to recharge afterward. I’m an introvert and my coworkers are a mix of very different people from very different backgrounds. Thus, I want to share a few tips on how I get through my week.
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA8 years ago in Journal
Tips for Getting Your Employer to Notice You
There's nothing more frustrating than feeling stuck or stagnated in a job you had always dreamed about. But it happens—for whatever reason, many employees find themselves passed up for promotions, having their work go unnoticed and unrewarded, and watching others climb the proverbial ladder right on by them.
By Nicola P. Young8 years ago in Journal