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Things you didn’t know you could learn on YouTube Pen Pal doesn't believe its readers would know anything about this, but there seems to be a segment of the workforce that bides their downtime by watching videos on YouTube. It got us thinking, if people must watch videos on YouTube while at work, why not make them productive videos? Here are a few clips...
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How to become a start administrative professional As the administrative professional of the office, you’re the go-to person that everyone relies on for some form of support. Although this role can be overwhelming, with the right attitude and skills, you can make yourself stand out. Stay Organized In order to be successful, you need to have an organization...
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Think you might get laid off? Here’s what to do! Companies are always looking for ways to cut costs. That, in conjunction with a tough economy, forces some companies to cut back, downsize and eliminate unneeded positions. Although no one wants to fall victim during difficult times, the reality is that some companies are struggling and people are getting...
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Can you say “no” and still work your way to the top? Let’s face it—most of us are on the receiving end of workplace assignments. And, the reality is that we almost always end up accepting them. But you really should make an effort to say “no” some of the time even though your inner voice is telling you accepting would be the...
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What questions should YOU ask during an interview? A job interview shouldn't be an examination of the applicant, it should be a conversation. Sure, the objective of an interview is to make a business to think that you'll be a perfect fit for their company—but are they a perfect fit for you? Often it's encouraged, and sometimes expected, for...
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Build a better team with these team-building ideas Team building is used by companies to help their employees excel as team members and make the work environment more enjoyable. Simple exercises and group activities can help individuals discover the strengths and weaknesses of their co-workers while revealing their own as well. Although most team-building exercises...
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Should you get an MBA? This could be one of the most important questions a person can ask oneself. A Masters in Business Administration opens many doors to an advanced management position and many other great career opportunities. However, studies have shown it is not always necessary to have an MBA to have a successful career. Some careers virtually require...
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Finding a job using social networking Web sites Social networking Web sites can be powerful tools for job seekers. You can establish many industry connections and create a profile that showcases your accomplishments. Plus, more and more companies and recruiters search these profiles every day looking for candidates. Most job hunters start with LinkedIn.com. It...
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How to Prepare for Maternity Leave Being pregnant is chaotic enough with announcements, planning, preparations and doctor visits. And that's just your personal life! Your professional life is going to be significantly altered, too, and the earlier you prepare for it, the easier your transition into maternity leave will be for you and the co-workers who will...
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What tricks get your résumé noticed? Your résumé is a very big part of job hunting, but few people know how to write one properly. Not getting the interviews you want? Then your résumé may need some polishing! Follow these simple tricks and your résumé will get noticed. Use a header that grabs attention...
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When your friend becomes your boss— How to best treat the situation When you spend 40 or more hours a week at work, developing close friendships with your co-workers is unavoidable. Friendships like these are beneficial because they can make for great company during lunch or a sympathetic ear if you need to vent about the boss. But what if suddenly one...
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How to get over procrastination on the job With spring in the air, it’s easy to get distracted at work. Just glancing out the window could send your mind daydreaming about warm spring days and enjoyable outdoor activities. This distraction can make procrastination a real problem for many of us while at work. Putting off one project here and another report...
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How to improve your public speaking skills For most of us, there is nothing more terrifying than standing up and speaking in front of a large or small group of people! The following tips are geared toward helping you make public speaking less stressful. And, less stress means a more relaxed and confident you—making a better impression on everyone else....
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Self-evaluations: What’s the trick to filling these things out? It happens early every year; an annual ritual of digging through files and trying to make sense of the past year. No, not filing a tax return–filling out the self-evaluation portion of your yearly review. Here are some tips on how to best represent yourself. Be specific Actions speak...
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How to approach your boss regarding a pay increase You’ve worked hard, stayed late, came in early, gave up your Saturdays, took on extra projects willingly and completed them early. And now, after all this extra effort, you’ve decided it’s time to ask your boss for what you think is a well-deserved raise. Here’s how to go about it the...
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