The email’s subject line first caught my eye: “Thank you is not enough …” A quick glance at the sender and a smile swept across my face. The email, from
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Don't get caught up in venting or complaining with your employees—it could come back to haunt you later on:… https://t.co/xPOxkEOhFD 20 hours ago
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It's never a good idea to talk politics at work. But what do you do when a colleague or work acquaintance keeps bri… https://t.co/8X2nwIAr43 5 days ago
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@albertorecap Congratulations, you've won! Send over your address via direct message. 6 days ago
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When we're emotional, we can't think clearly—which is always risky in tense professional situations. Remain calm an… https://t.co/BTNebt1wTZ 6 days ago
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However, no matter how many favorable words a company uses, readers won't be fooled. They’ll skim through every las… https://t.co/OU7xnhxMYS 6 days ago
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Did anyone happen to catch this cleverly written lay-off announcement? Instead of using words like "Lay-off" or "Lo… https://t.co/b9HF6I3F7W 6 days ago
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"Our names are a key part of our identity so it can be incredibly frustrating when someone gets it wrong at work."… https://t.co/PfEQrhXDGd 6 days ago
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The best professional advice ever—seriously. #WednesdayWisdom #TheTruthAboutScandal https://t.co/pXJirnfWC8 6 days ago
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It's never too late to start planning for the inevitable. It's never too late to start planning for the inevitable.… https://t.co/lBBPFoHSsw 7 days ago
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Change is inevitable, but it doesn't have to be a disaster with the right messaging. #TuesdayTip… https://t.co/iWlFBglriA 7 days ago
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