Home About Free Mags Jobs Resume Services Advertise « Example of an Effective Cover Letter Example of Errors in Writing Cover Letters » Delegation Overkill: Standing Up for Yourself in the Workplace It can be a slippery slope when you agree to take on someone else’s work. This is especially true for salaried employees. MORE >>

They will be happy when they get a better job with my company, and I will be happy when the hiring manager fills his position for ZERO dollars in advertising. She has 11 matches of co-workers. I am now clicking away on her co-worker friends. In the car business, it can be difficult to get names of people. Yet. . MORE >>

Still, it’s not your co-workers’ job to make you stand out. My personal favorite is called “Don’t Be Meat in the Seat,&# and highlights how you need to build relationships with co-workers in order to get noticed. Dear J.T. & Dale: I just started a new job and feel invisible. Jeanine “J.T.&# MORE >>

Be careful about your LinkedIn Answers and LinkedIn Groups activities – your co-workers probably belong to some of the same groups and will know if you’re discussing your job search there. Take a look at your co-workers profiles. Download my free e-book if you need help, Executive Branding and Your LinkedIn Profile. MORE >>

What will they say about your company if your name comes up with neighbors, friends, or future co-workers at some other organization? ABOUT THE WRITER Frank Marafiote is a business writer and consultant with over 25 years experience in advertising, marketing, and public relations. Great post from Frank Marafiote! Get personal. MORE >>