Over the course of a couple of years, I’ve become a fan of author Patrick Lencioni ([link] NULL.tablegroup NULL.com/). Unfortunately, for Cubical Warriors, most of the previous theory is for upper management – CEO’s (who, with as much written to them, must be the dumbest people on the planet…) and senior executives reporting to the CEO. MORE >>

As a job seeker looking to take the next step in your career, now is the time to make a resolution to turn the new year into a successful one. Now is a good time to ask yourself these questions and determine whether or not you want to continue in the same line of work. What resolutions should you be making in the new year? John P. MORE >>

Of course, if you are constantly asking for help because you are lazy or lacking time management skills, this is a different story. Your questions need to be appropriate, and timing is everything. When to Ask for Help. If you are trying to impress your boss , you need to know when you should and should not ask for help. MORE >>

Of course there are also the wardrobe malfunctions and stupid responses. When asked about time management skills, she shared, “Wow, I’m not so good in that area – I sometimes play games for 6-10 hours a day!&# colleague once had a candidate arrive in flip-flops and shorts. MORE >>

In his post, Managing by Mistakes, Roger Dooley explains: Our brains are wired to learn from failure, both as children and adults. Here’s a quick peek: Highly Horrible networkers not only attend meetings with their friends and/or coworkers, but they talk and sit with them the entire time. Of course I’m a fan. MORE >>