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Published 22.03.05, 12:00 AM
IT?S A ZOO!
By If your workplace is a crazy menagerie full of unpleasant creatures, it?s time to look for another job
Published 11.09.07, 12:00 AM
Etiquette at work
By Young employees have top-notch technical skills but they need a little help with interpersonal skills, reports Amy Joyce ©The Washington Post
Published 22.11.05, 12:00 AM
The meaning of success
By Being clear about how you define success will help you achieve your goals
Published 02.01.07, 12:00 AM
IN LAW 02-01-2007
By Arijit Banerjee Barrister, High Court, Calcutta
Published 27.11.07, 12:00 AM
[+uc(substr('Make it work to everyone's benefitnDevelop the knack of understanding the informal power structure in an organisation. Those who really make and influence decisions and allocate resources are not necessarily those at the top of the organisational chart. Cultivate good relationships with secretaries and personal assistants, who know what's going on and can act as gate keepers. nBe kinder than necessary - you never know from whom you might need a favour. nBe a good listener - how can you influence people unless you know what matters to them, unless you understand their agenda? nAdopt a positive take on brown-nosing. It is always more powerful to praise those you manage than to criticise them. The same applies to managing upwards and it is important to give credit where it's due to those above you. nDevelop a reputation for straight talking. You do not have to like someone to trust them - you just have to feel you can rely on them if they give their word.',0,1))+][+substr('Make it work to everyone's benefitnDevelop the knack of understanding the informal power structure in an organisation. Those who really make and influence decisions and allocate resources are not necessarily those at the top of the organisational chart. Cultivate good relationships with secretaries and personal assistants, who know what's going on and can act as gate keepers. nBe kinder than necessary - you never know from whom you might need a favour. nBe a good listener - how can you influence people unless you know what matters to them, unless you understand their agenda? nAdopt a positive take on brown-nosing. It is always more powerful to praise those you manage than to criticise them. The same applies to managing upwards and it is important to give credit where it's due to those above you. nDevelop a reputation for straight talking. You do not have to like someone to trust them - you just have to feel you can rely on them if they give their word.',1)+]
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By Jagat M. Sarkar Head, HR, eRevMax Technologies
Published 22.03.05, 12:00 AM
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By Latika Khaneja Director, Collage Sports Management
Published 10.11.15, 12:00 AM
Jobs in the cold
By TT Bureau
Published 01.04.14, 12:00 AM
Money matters
By Salary negotiation is the most critical part of a job interview
Published 03.12.13, 12:00 AM
On time
By The Indian workplace is least tolerant of tardy employees
Published 25.03.14, 12:00 AM
Pitch perfect
By Job interviews that ask trick questions are going out of fashion
Published 15.07.14, 12:00 AM
Office pest
By The bully in the boardroom is not always the boss
Published 13.08.13, 12:00 AM
List love
By Bullet points rule the world
Published 07.06.11, 12:00 AM
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By Shiv Agarwal Chief Executive officer ABC Consultants Pvt Ltd
Published 21.08.12, 12:00 AM
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A second chance
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Outward bound
By Are Spanish firms losing their flavour in a bid to find success abroad? Raphael Minder asks NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
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Published 08.11.11, 12:00 AM
Be positive
By Success comes with the way you manage yourself at work
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Work more for less pay
By As German employers hire more temporary workers, labour unions are breathing fire over their rights and benefits, Jack Ewing investigates NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
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