Sunday, November 22, 2009

Suzanne Lucas

Hey, Employees: When You Resign, Be Kind

You don't just leave your lousy boss, you leave your coworkers to pick up the slack. more >>

Hey, Bosses: When an Employee Resigns, Be Nice

The way you respond to a resignation can have lasting consequences on your professional life. more >>

What to Expect When Across-the-Board Layoffs are Coming

Some things companies usually consider when they determine who gets laid off. more >>

Why New Hires Need a Culture Lesson

You can't just assume that all companies operate the way yours does. more >>

How to Address Your Layoff in Your Job Search

Why you don't need to bring it up at the interview. more >>

Why You Need to Know the Difference Between HR and an MD

Medical diagnoses are not part of my job. more >>

The Best Kind of Job Training

Nothing says "I don't value my employees" like sending them to worthless training classes. more >>

Can You Change Your Mind After Turning Down an Offer?

If this manager was searching for a candidate, and a favorite reappeared on the scene, she'd snatch him up. more >>

When You're Looking for a Paycheck, Not Personal Fulfillment

How do you tell an interviewer that you're right for the job because the pay is good and the office is close? more >>

It's Your Career: Take Control of It

Sometimes it's hard to see what's holding you back. more >>

Look for the Job No One Else Wants

The ride may not be as thrilling at first, but it's better than standing in line. more >>

How to Get Time Sheets Filled Out

An employer is looking for ways to motivate employees. more >>

Laid Off and Pregnant: Is There Any Recourse?

It's illegal to fire someone because she's pregnant, but it's not illegal to fire a pregnant woman. more >>

How to Beat Typecasting in Your Job Search

There's no secret to landing a job in a field that's new to you. more >>

What to Do When a Dream Job Isn't

What to do when the seemingly hot-shot boss has you working 14-hour days. more >>

Should You 'Friend' a Company Contact For a Job?

Facebook may not be the best means of contacting tangential company connections. more >>

How to Respond to a Job Rejection E-mail

How do you send a thank-you note when all you feel is anger? more >>

Whose Side is HR on, Anyway?

An employee wonders if human resources will help her, or protect her manager. more >>

Relax, Job Seeker. Hiring Managers Understand.

Don't spend too much time crafting an explanation for why you're leaving your current job. more >>

Why Brad Pitt Might Be Working in The Next Cubicle

Your manager hired your coworker for a reason, even if you can't see it. more >>

Why Your Coworkers Might Not Be the Problem

Fix yourself. That is, after all, the only person you can control. more >>

When a Colleague Leaves Under a Cloud

Should an employer share any of the details with employees? more >>

The Unexpected Wisdom of Being Honest in a Job Interview

Pretending to be someone you're not--and getting a job under false pretenses--isn't worth it. more >>

When The Boss's Wife is The HR Department

Some advice on dealing with the dynamics of a family company. more >>

The Dress Code Fight Isn't Worth It

If your boss asks you to stop wearing something--even dress shorts--just let it go. more >>

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