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Happiness Factor

HAPPINESS FACTOR

What makes workers happy? In this New York Post article learn what some of the secrets to workplace happiness are. According to the “Society of Human Resource Management” 80% of workers are happy with their jobs. Have you ever wondered what’s more important on the job money or recognition? The experts say the correct answer is recognition.

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May 5th, 2010 at 3:28 pm

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Wretched At Work

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WRETCHED AT WORK

If we’re the masters of our own destiny in good times, what happens when things go wrong? In this article from U.S. News & World Report, writer Michael S. Wade takes a lounge-in-cheek look at ways in which we can make ourselves, miserable on the job. The how to list includes, “Not appreciating your achievements,” “Worrying,” “Embracing martyrdom,” and the ever popular “Expecting an even playing field on the job.” Anything sound familiar?

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April 20th, 2010 at 12:21 pm

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Graduate Advantage?

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GRADUATE ADVANTAGE?

Will an advanced degree advance your job prospects? That’s the question posed in this Yahoo Finance, article. With the ever increasing cost of tuition and the trend of public sector jobs shifting form education based models to performance based pay systems, a master’s degree isn’t the sure thing it once was. Experts advise before enrolling in a graduate program, research target companies in your field to determine if education or work experience will give you more of an edge.

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April 13th, 2010 at 12:35 pm

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Liar, Liar Resume On Fire

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LIAR, LIAR RESUME ON FIRE

Beware if you’re one of those job applicants who has been known to stretch the truth. In this article from Yahoo Hotjobs, learn how potential employers are using the web and background check services to vet your vita. Some of the top areas of fact fudging on resumes include education, job titles, salaries, skills and gaps in employment history. It seems like fact is beating fiction in a tight job market.

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April 9th, 2010 at 11:21 am

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Tagged with article, background check services, education, employment history, fact fudging, job applicants, job titles, potential employers, resumes, salaries, skills, tight job market, vita, web, Yahoo Hotjobs

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