Saturday, November 21, 2009

Alison Green

How Much Can You Change Your Manager?

Very often, the better choice is to decide what you can live with. more >>

5 Signs You May Be a Bad Coworker

You might be the one pushing your coworkers to the edge of sanity. more >>

6 Things You Learn at the Job Interview

You can learn plenty about a prospective employer by watching how they handle the hiring process. more >>

5 Reasons to Turn Down a Job Offer

Even in this economy, there are good reasons to say "no thanks." more >>

How to Handle Defensive Coworkers

There's a secret to defusing someone's defensiveness and having a less difficult conversation more >>

5 Ways Managers Fail at Delegating

Delegating effectively is one of the most important things you can do as a manager. more >>

Why the Little Things Matter in Your Job Search

A small mistake in a job hunt can take on far greater importance than it would in most contexts more >>

Do Job Seekers Have to Use Social Networks?

If you hate these tools and resent hearing you have to use them, here’s some good news: You don’t. more >>

How Employers Choose From Among Many Great Candidates

A look at how hiring managers make hiring decisions in a job market like this. more >>

How to Give Coworkers Advice Without Annoying Them

Suggestions can be helpful, but it's easy to overstep your bounds. more >>

How to Stay on an Employer's Radar After a Job Rejection

Some suggestions for staying in touch without going over the top. more >>

How to Deal With Job Rejection

Five things a hiring manager can tell you about not getting hired. more >>

The 4 Biggest Myths About Job References

Are these job reference myths hurting your job search? more >>

5 Ways Companies Mistreat Job Seekers

Many employers act as though they hold all the cards in the hiring process. more >>

7 Mistakes Bosses Make When Giving Criticism

Critical feedback is a crucial part of the job, but it's often handled badly. more >>

What to Do When You're Frustrated at Work

Discriminate between what you can and cannot change, and decide if you can live with the results. more >>

Should You Give Away Your Ideas For Free?

It's hard to share your suggestions after you've been turned down for a job. more >>

When a Coworker Gets Special Treatment

Some advice for when a manager plays favorites. more >>

The No. 1 Question Your Resume Should Answer

One crucial characteristic of job applications that stand out. more >>

How to Build Credibility at Work

Five ways to build respect and trust with your colleagues and managers. more >>

How The Recession Has Changed Hiring

An inside look at how hiring managers' lives have changed. more >>

7 Reasons You Won't Want to Manage a Friend

If you think you can balance being a boss and a friend, think again. more >>

How College Students Can Gain an Edge in the Job Hunt

All the extracurricular activities in the world can't make up for inexperience. more >>

Are You Making These Job Reference Mistakes?

Pay attention to the names and numbers you hand over to a potential employer. more >>

Should Extra Duties Equal More Pay?

When your employer asks you to take on an additional role, additional money may not be included. more >>

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