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12 Frugal Skills You Must Have to Survive Mondays
Mondays are difficult for everyone. The beginning of a new workweek means you can't sleep in, you have to manage office politics again, and you need to deal with the stress of your day-to-day grind...
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8 Ways to Deal When You Work With Someone You Hate
We can choose our friends, but we can very rarely choose our coworkers. We're just a bunch of people working for the same company, and we're told to get along. And to be fair, that's what happens most...
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Jumpstart Your Job Search With Instagram
Instagram, like Facebook and Twitter, is huge. No doubt you already have an account, post often, and follow friends, family, celebrities, and brands. But Instagram is not simply a fun way to share...
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10 Things to Bring Up With Your Boss at Your Annual Review
Every year, you will have that one meeting that can have a massive impact on your career, your finances, and your future. It's your annual review. While some people see it as a necessary evil, or...
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6 Ways to Deal When You're Way Behind at Work
Being overwhelmed and falling behind at work may be a universal phenomenon, but it is possible to get back to a solid footing. If you are drowning in incomplete TPS reports, here are six ways you can...
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They Offered You a Promotion and No Pay Raise. Now What?
There are usually two ways to get a pay bump in your career; either you move to a new job that offers more money and a better title, or you get promoted at your current company with a raise. These days...
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You Got a Raise! Now What?
So, you got a raise! Now, it's time to start putting that money to work for you. While your first thought might be shopping spree, consider instead these other options that will build your wealth and...
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9 Career Tips Your Younger Self Would Give You
Hindsight is 20/20, so there may be a lot you wish you could say to your younger self. However, your younger self may also have some great advice to help you with your career today. Below are some of...
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The 8 Types of Bad Bosses — And How to Survive Them
Most of us have a boss (unless you work for yourself!). For the majority of us, the boss is just someone we deal with as part of the daily grind. However, some bosses stand out for all the wrong...
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How to Succeed at Work Despite Your Lousy Boss
In an ideal world, your boss would be a great leader, a teacher, a mentor, and someone to be admired and celebrated. As we all know, it's not an ideal world. Sometimes, the boss is so bad, you dread...
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This One Skill Can Make You a Better Boss
What is it that every great boss has, and every rotten boss lacks? Here's a clue: it's not a fancy degree or something you can buy.The answer is empathy.With it, you can be a boss that is revered....
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How to Keep Your Job Search a Secret
Looking for a job can be tricky when you already have one. You want to take your career to the next level, but you don't want to risk the job you currently have — which can happen if your employer...
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What to Do If Your Paycheck Bounces
British actor Noel Coward said it best: "If you must have motivation, think of your paycheck on Friday." All the hard work that you put in day after day really pays off when that paycheck hits your...
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How to Keep a Personal Problem From Hurting Your Career
People have problems; that's just a fact of life. Most people also work for a living, and sooner or later, the two are going to collide. When a personal problem does land on your doorstep, the last...
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8 Critical 401(k) Questions You Need to Ask Your Employer
The 401(k) plan is one of the most popular ways for workers to build up their nest eggs for retirement. As of June 2017, 55 million Americans held an estimated $5.1 trillion in assets in 401(k) plans....
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