workplace
workplace
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by Jeanie Marshall - 2006-12-04
The word "empower" has potency and strength. It's used frequently these, some say "overused." It's also misused. Similar to the concept of "motivation," the most common misuse of the idea of empowerme...
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by Thomas Bay - 2006-12-07
According to the 2004 DAWN (Drug Abuse Warning Network) report, out of nearly two million drug-related emergency room visits in 2004, almost 1.3 million were associated with drug misuse or abuse (http...
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by Pj Germain - 2006-12-08
Many workplace studies show that at least 25 percent of workers said they were capable of doing 50 percent more work. On average, they estimated they could do 26 percent more. But why do they not? Abo...
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by Victor Epand - 2006-12-12
Recently, after hearing during a recent class from the LA Temple, that one shouldn't think he could bring Krsna Consciousness to the work place and expect people there not to influence the devotee, it...
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by Sarika K - 2006-12-20
The modern offices demand an economic outlook. With everything so mindlessly attached to the economics of the workplace, often, the looks and style, reminiscent of classical craftsmanship, are ignored...
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by Rick Weaver - 2006-12-28
Despite an increasing body of knowledge when it comes to workplace conflict, one trend has remained steady for the past 10 years. Validating earlier surveys, a recent study by Accountemps shows no ch...
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by Mark Harbeke - 2007-01-03
Beth Moses, founder and CEO of Oh Well!, Inc, a workplace wellness firm in Indiana, has over 25 years of experience in the fields of business, wellness and healing. She is also author of the book It's...
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by Stephanie Peacocke - 2007-01-07
It may be that there's nothing more disruptive than experiencing a career change. Frankly, it really doesn't matter how big the change is - could be as major as a complete exit from a long term workp...
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by Brenda Shoshanna - 2007-01-19
There is nothing that disrupts productivity and satisfaction at the workplace as much as tension that is not handled and continues to escalate unchecked.It is so helpful to take a step back and discov...
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by Maureen Miller - 2007-01-20
In your workplace, are you a manager with a smart group of people and they aren't responsive to your ideas or suggestions? If you are then there you are experiencing a workplace gap.You know where you...