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This article was originally published on Ms Career Girl in 2012. In this year that has been so stressful for so many of us, this is a good reminder of the things you can be thankful for, still. MORE
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. Employee is bringing pet spiders and roaches to work. For most of the year, my organization has been running partial operations with lighter staff. MORE
A reader writes: I’m fairly positive I’m the jerk in this situation and I’m worried I might be throwing another new hire under the bus. I know I need to be better at training but I’m not sure what else I can do. I was promoted from a coordinator job to a new position. Due to structural changes in the organization during that move, I was still covering my old job and was burning out quickly. Luckily after six months, management was able to hire someone to take that role. MORE
A reader writes: Three months after I started a new job as an executive assistant, my position was eliminated. Fortunately, the company offered me a 12-month contract in another department with a new boss, which would help me out financially while I looked for a permanent job. MORE
A reader writes: Today at work, something happened that I need some perspective on because I’m still rattled by the incident. MORE
“I’d reached a point in life where I craved more stability.”. Rebecca Fennelly was ready for greater stability and a new challenge to get her teeth into. So, when the stars aligned for her to take an intensive retraining course, she grabbed the opportunity. MORE
Ms. Career Girl
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
This article was originally published on Ms Career Girl in 2012. In this year that has been so stressful for so many of us, this is a good reminder of the things you can be thankful for, still.
Career Shifters
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
“I’d reached a point in life where I craved more stability.”. Rebecca Fennelly was ready for greater stability and a new challenge to get her teeth into. So, when the stars aligned for her to take an intensive retraining course, she grabbed the opportunity.
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NOVEMBER 24, 2020
A reader writes: Three months after I started a new job as an executive assistant, my position was eliminated. Fortunately, the company offered me a 12-month contract in another department with a new boss, which would help me out financially while I looked for a permanent job.
Ask a Manager
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
A reader writes: Today at work, something happened that I need some perspective on because I’m still rattled by the incident.
Ask a Manager
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
A reader writes: I’m fairly positive I’m the jerk in this situation and I’m worried I might be throwing another new hire under the bus. I know I need to be better at training but I’m not sure what else I can do. I was promoted from a coordinator job to a new position. Due to structural changes in the organization during that move, I was still covering my old job and was burning out quickly. Luckily after six months, management was able to hire someone to take that role.
Ask a Manager
NOVEMBER 24, 2020
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. Employee is bringing pet spiders and roaches to work. For most of the year, my organization has been running partial operations with lighter staff.
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