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  • Top 5 Reasons To Get An Mba Degree
    By: Susan Bean | - An MBA (Master of Business Administration) is one of the most prestigious degrees sought after by many. In today's highly competitive business environment, an MBA degree not only opens an assortment of job opportunities but also helps increase the earning potential. There are many MBA degree programs you can choose from. These include an accounting MBA, a HR (Human Resources) MBA, an MBA in Finance, an MBA in marketing and an MBA in public administration. Choosing a degree program that best suit ...
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  • 5 Reasons For Nursing Staff Shortages
    By: Susan Bean | - A booming young population coupled with their aggressive healthcare demands in the forthcoming decades caused by aging, has sounded the alarm for timely stocktaking of the present day imbalances to devise the ways and means to correct them. Policymakers, private institutions, service providers and healthcare professionals are seized of the fact of the impending looming shortage in virtually all categories of medical care. This review is intended and limited to presenting a brief perspective on n ...
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  • 3 Pro's And 3 Con's You Have To Consider If You Want To Become A Chef
    By: Susan Bean | - A chef's job, even though it may seem glamorous, has its fair share of negativities. Like in any other job, a chef's job has up's and down's. The following are a select few of the positives and negatives one may encounter as a chef.

    Pros:

    *Pride: When you tell a friend or an acquaintance that you work as a chef, a sense of awe may be noticed on the other persons face. This is the effect your job status has on many people. A sense of pride is felt when you inform someo ...

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  • Find The Right Career For Your Personality
    By: Susan Bean | - If you are determined to locate a rewarding job profile, and one that will provide you financial security and job satisfaction until you retire, you will have a difficult task ahead of you. No matter what your education or background, identifying and choosing a rewarding profile is not always easy. With the economy now stagnant, and unemployment standing at record levels, the task has become even more difficult.

    The best careers are usually those that we have a natural interest in, ...

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  • Career Advice - Coping With The Behavior Of Difficult Co-workers
    By: Amy Myer | - It is not always easy for any of us when we are working to get a long with all of the different personalities that we work with on a daily basis. Face it, people can be difficult and they can be strange at times with the different strange habits or behaviors they might have.

    This can be quite frustrating at times. Especially if you are dealing with other employees that are always late, they don't do a very good job or they simply do things that just outright annoy you. You can howe ...

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  • The New Year Plan: Are You Ready?
    By: Gwendolyn M. Ward | - The New Year means different things to different people. For some, it inspires change for the better, for others it's just another year, and the rest of us fall somewhere in between.

    For the inspired, great successes will ensue. For the pseudo-inspired, great intentions will ensue for about 30 days instead of 365. Nevertheless, they TRIED and that counts for something, right?

    Sometimes our resolution passion masks our tendency to procrastinate. When you couldn't button ...

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  • Benefits Of Employee Satisfaction Surveys
    By: Alex Gray | - If you are an executive or owner of a business, it is important to monitor your business and efficiency of your employees to ensure operations are running smoothly and efficiently. While productivity statistics will reflect how successful business procedures are and how talented employees are, in management there will be areas that you will not reasonably be able to oversee directly. Because of this, many mid-size and larger corporations are developing employee satisfaction survey campaigns to o ...
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  • How To Develop A Career In Game Design
    By: Susan Bean | - If you want a career as in video game design, you will need a broad knowledge of the latest computer technology skills and undertake a course of training to garner industry related skills. There are a wide range of openings available in this sector that offer great financial rewards and immense job satisfaction.

    At the outset, it is important to keep up to date with the latest trends in the market. You should have a passion for video games and familiarize yourself with graphics, ima ...

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  • How To Help Employees To Be Happy At Work
    By: Alvah Parker | - The Internet was abuzz this past year with the Steven Slater incident on the Jet Blue flight. He was the flight attendant who got annoyed with a demanding passenger and announced his irritation on the plane's PA system and then quit his job by dramatically taking a beer and sliding down the plane's emergency slide.

    Clearly he was not happy at work! He certainly found a dramatic way to give feedback to his employer and the rest of the world about how untenable his job had becom ...

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  • X, Y, Or Z: Does An Employee's Generation Really Matter?
    By: Tom Stables | - Each generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it.
    -George Orwell

    As with so many other aspects of an excellent work place, strong HR> - hiring, training and management practices - form the foundation.

    Different generations working side by side have become commonplace in the modern working environment. While this is unquestionably a positive development, it begs an important question ...

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  • Career Messaging: Are You Missing Them?
    By: Gwendolyn M. Ward | - I was volunteering in a job mentoring program and reviewing a participants job history which included several short-term jobs. When I asked him why he left each position he replied It was the people. After hearing him repeat this four consecutive times, my polite-self left and I said Youre the People!

    He looked startled and said, What? I explained that he had two options. He could get a restraining order against these people who were stalking him from job to ...

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  • What Causes Job Satisfaction?
    By: William | - In order to have a successful organization, being a higher authority you should always ensure the employees satisfaction level. There are several variables that can be used to measure the job satisfaction and you should be aware of all the components that influence the way a person feels about his job. Many such facets that contribute to job satisfaction are the work itself, pay, promotions, job achievements, coworkers, supervision and benefits.

    Think about your jobs, which one ...

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  • Corporate Team Building Unifies, Increases Job Satisfaction, And Productivity.
    By: Connie Timpson | - Corporate team building unifies teams, increases job satisfaction, and productivity by putting your team in a non-stressful, fun environment. Yes, they should have a little fun in the name of teamwork. Bringing people together in a carefully guided, but flexible environment, gets participants out of their work personae. Through games and activities they see each other in a new way. Different strengths emerge and can change impressions of one another in a very positive way. They become ...
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  • Not Satisfied With Your Job? Do Something About It
    By: Amit Puri | - It is quite common for people to feel unsatisfied with their jobs. Surveys conducted at various points in time and in various parts of the world, often indicate that up to 50-60% of people are not happy at work. However, very few of these people will actually do something about this situation.

    Reasons for this might include the following:

    Prestige value of the current job
    Money
    Being 'realistic' and assuming that this is how work is supposed to be
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  • Unemployment Benefits Not Always Beneficial
    By: Ki Gray | - What if the very programs that are supposed to help the unemployed are actually prolonging unemployment? Beyond the staggering cost to the government, there are other implications to extending unemployment benefits. Research strongly suggests that a long stretch of unemployment compensation actually prolongs the high unemployment rate. It is an unfortunate cycle that is likely to continue for awhile.

    Unemployment compensation is the kind of governmental compassion that general ...

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  • Happy Employees Means Happy Clients
    By: John Hersey | - It has been found that it is impossible to keep a foundation of loyal customers without a foundation of loyal employees. The best employees prefer to work for companies that provide the type of exceptional value that creates customer loyalty, thus, creating loyalty has become the toughest test for leadership.

    Improving customer service has become the non-ending milestone for many companies, and they are right, because a companys profitability is intimately related to its custom ...

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  • Big News Today! American"€™s Job Satisfaction Falls To Record Low.
    By: Martin Harshberger, President, Measurable Results LLC | -


    According to an Associated Press article this morning only 45% of Americans are satisfied with their jobs. Thats the lowest level ever recorded and down from 49% in 2008.

    The article said there were a variety of reasons:

    Fewer workers found their jobs interesting
    Incomes havent kept up with inflation
    Health care costs have eaten into take home pay.

    This is obviously a huge problem since job dissatisfaction ...

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  • Job Satisfaction - How Satisfied Are Your Employees?
    By: William | - How satisfied are your employees with their jobs and the company? You should be asking this question to yourself, quite often. For the reason, that a worker who is not satisfied with his job would not only be looking for a new job, he/she will also be uninterested in performing at their full potential. Whats more? Theyll transfer this negativity into their fellow workers and you will be left with a workforce where majority of the workers is discontent with their jobs. You can well imagine ...
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  • How Do I Get Unstuck?
    By: Jonathan Klein | - Do you find yourself dissatisfied with the direction of your career or personal life? Are you finding it more and more difficult to get out of bed in the morning? Do you have less exuberance for your friends, family and colleagues? If you feel like this youre not alone and dont worry medication isnt always the answer.

    Todays economic climate brings out many of these feelings that have been just under the surface when times were good. We like to say in ...

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  • Do You "work To Live" Or "live To Work?"
    By: Rebecca Regan | - "Would you keep your job even if you won the lottery?" CIGNA released results from a contracted study* in February, 2009 addressing these questions to produce some unexpected participant responses. The purpose of the study was to understand views of disability insurance plans. However, broader questions related to "why people work" with results broken out by age and sex unveiled some revealing conventional employee beliefs.

    The questions' responses were broken down into two clu ...

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  • Creative Individuals And Job Satisfaction
    By: Kate Francis | - Although creativity is a new buzzword for desirable in the business world, the creative traits that are desired by many employers are not the same as the traits displayed by many creative personalities. Employers and organizations, who are looking for creative personalities, are generally looking for people who will use creative thinking towards any end the company picks. In short, these work environments measure creativity by the results produced. This demand, placed by these organizations and ...
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  • 4 Strategies To Improve Job Satisfaction
    By: Madisen Harper | - There is a simple process that will improve job satisfaction by creating workplace and self awareness and allowing you to turn a rant into a reward by changing your attitude, behavior and / or environment.

    This back to basics approach consists of 4 'R''s: rant, reality, revelation and reward.

    ** Rant.

    It's good to get stuff off your chest. As the saying goes, "A problem shared, is a problem halved."

    The real issue arises when negative r ...

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  • How Worthiness & Taking Care Of #1 Are Career Development Essentials
    By: Madisen Harper | - I recently read about the Hawaiian tradition of Ho'oponopono and was particularly interested in one of its principles which is: "I am 100% responsible for all that I experience." What a powerful concept for those focussed on career development because you, and only you, can create your desired work situation.

    Whenever I go into organizations I often witness a common behavior - blame for poor work situations, lack of promotion, poor training or little in the way of career progressi ...

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  • How To Deal With Difficult Customers ... Without Getting Fired
    By: Madisen Harper | - One of my team members had just handed me a note asking me to return a call to a man who wanted to speak to "someone in charge". I wondered if my recent hissy-fit at a restaurant was coming back as karma as I sensed I was going to have to brush up on my 'how to deal with difficult customer' skills before I picked up the phone.

    When I called the customer he asked me if I had read the email. Of course, I had to clarify which of the thousands of emails sent to and from our company e ...

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  • Dealing With Difficult People At Work - Career Advice To Keep You Sane & Improve Job Satisfaction
    By: Madisen Harper | - Fill in the blank, "When I left my jobs in the past it was because of..." For a majority of people, dealing with difficult people was one of the main influencers affecting their level of job satisfaction and their decision to leave. As a result, poor relationships is often the number one topic of career advice I'm asked to give.

    In this article we'll look at how to improve our level of workplace happiness, save our sanity and graciously manage Politicking Pete, Backstabbing Barbar ...

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  • Job Satisfaction - Three Suggestions To Improve A Bad Job Situation
    By: Alvah Parker | - Job satisfaction seems like a dream to some. It is amazing to me how many people really hate the job that they have. Feeling stuck can really make you feel depressed and discouraged. It is difficult to find a way out.

    If you are someone who is unhappy at his/her current job, try making a list of what you hate about it. There is passion and energy in "hating" something. Use that energy to get it all down on paper once and for all!

    Once you have completed you ...

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  • Take Charge Of Your Professional Life
    By: Sowmithri Ramgangadar | - At work, human beings can no longer be considered necessary evil but are part of the productivity chain and actually, human capital. It matters whether people like each other or not, even if they are able to do their work effectively.

    Everyone is waking up to the fact that we are not machines and have problems, worries and anxieties of human beings everywhere. In this context, soft skills is prudent, an insurance policy that may prevent a sudden and terrifying explosion of violenc ...

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  • Dessert Before Dinner
    By: Kathleen Connolly | - I wish I had a dollar for everytime someone searched our Web site looking for

    the "M&Ms." No, not the plain or peanut types. Everyone seems to be looking

    for "morale" and "motivation." From our perspective in the field of human

    resources surveys, tests and assessments, the search for these two particular

    terms leaves us wondering if people realize that morale and motivation are

    not the "main course" of a well functio ...

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  • Will Career Counseling Help You Make A Career Change Or Perhaps Make Your Dreams A Reality?
    By: Stacey_Mayo | - If you are considering a career change, you might want to know that you are in good company.

    A recent finding from the Working in America: The Key to Employee satisfaction survey showed that 32 percent of the respondents were not satisfied with their current employer. This survey was conducted by Harris Interactive and commissioned by Kronos Incorporated.

    A prior survey by the same group, found that:

    Across America, only 45 percent of workers ...

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  • How To Attract And Keep Productive Employees
    By: Marian Banker | - A productive employee is a satisfied employee. Productive, satisfied employees create successful businesses. It's your job to create the environment that enables employees to feel satisfied on a consistent basis.

    What do people want from a job? The consensus reached from my reading and my personal experience in working with clients is that, regardless of the job title and duties, an employee in any business wants the following - in descending order of importance or weight.
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  • Knowing What You Want In Your Next Job Before Your Job Interview
    By: Carole Martin | - Question – "When have you been most motivated?"

    This question is more than an interview question; it is a question that you should be asking yourself before the interview. When have you been most satisfied in your work? When did you feel like you were making a difference or making a contribution? Basically, it's about knowing what you want.

    A simple exercise that will help you answer this question will also help you look inside yourself to think about what you ...

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  • More Companies Using Job Interview Phone Screening
    By: Carole Martin | - Planning and preparing before you begin to send out resumes could save you some embarrassing moments when you receive that unexpected call.

    You just never know when that phone is going to ring. Let's say the phone rings just as you are about to sit down for dinner, but this time it's not a pesky telemarketer -- it's a company recruiter calling. The voice on the other end of the phone says she is calling about a resume you sent in six weeks ago. "What -- six weeks ago? I sent out 4 ...

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  • Take A Stand
    By: Mary Foley | - "Bodacious" means to be bold, outstanding, and remarkable. Take those attributes to work and you're on your way to building a fulfilling, bodacious career. Does having a bodacious career sound exciting to you? It is! After starting as an $8 an hour customer service rep, I rose through the ranks of AOL, accepting four promotions and surviving over six layoffs to become the head of corporate training for 12,000 employees. Along the way I learned I needed to be bodacious to achieve the career ...
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  • Make Your Current Job Work For You
    By: Joan Schramm | - According to a report by the Conference Board, more than half of Americans including over 55 percent of 45- to 54-year-olds and more than 60 percent of those 25 and under are not satisfied with their jobs. That's an awful lot of unhappy people. Our work dissatisfaction has been steadily increasing over the past two decades. When asked for specifics, the biggest reasons were work/life balance, not feeling appreciated by boss and/or coworkers, and no potential for creativity or growth. (Notice t ...
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  • How To Get The Most Out Of Your Work Day
    By: James Delrojo | - Whether you are an employee or self employed if you learn to how to get the most out of your work day and then apply that learning you can considerably increase your annual income.

    Not only will your income increase but your job satisfaction will increase as well. It is so much more satisfying to be able to look at your work day and to say with total conviction that your time was well spent.

    In order to understand how to get the most out of your day let's look at th ...

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  • A Different Perspective On Your Job
    By: James Delrojo | - There seems to be a lot of focus these days on the negative side of a job. This includes unfair dismissal, strikes for increased wages, sexual harassment, unfair treatment, and so on. It seems to me that workers are seeing the employer as their enemy and their job as a painful burden.

    I am asking you to think for a moment about a completely different model of what a job could be. A model that is focused on the more positive sides of a job. A model that will let you draw personal f ...

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  • Ten Signs That You Are Ready For A New Job Or Career
    By: Carol McClelland | - You've been in your job for a few years. You get a decent paycheck and your benefits are helpful. But you wonder if something's missing. You try to tell yourself you should be happy you have such a good job, but some days you have to face how unhappy you are at work.

    Are you settling? Are you making do in a job that really isn't a very good fit for you?

    Read this list of ten clues to determine how many of these statements reflect how you feel about your work.
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  • A Challenge For Modern Workplaces
    By: Kadence Buchanan | - Due to the growing complexity and turbulence of the business environment and the related growth in research knowledge about behavior within organizations, managers of the 21st century have to take four themes as paramount: the necessity of managing the challenges of change; functioning within a global environment; being sensitive to the diversity among people; and behaving with ethical integrity. In addition, with the increasing complexity of operations, organizations are building in greater par ...
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  • Job Performance And Satisfaction
    By: Kadence Buchanan | - Attempting to understand the nature of job satisfaction and its effects on work performance is not easy. For at least 50 years industrial/organizational psychologists have been wrestling with the question of the relationship between job satisfaction and job performance. Researchers have put a considerable amount of effort into attempts to demonstrate that the two are positively related in a particular fashion: a happy worker is a good worker. Although this sounds like a very appealing idea, the ...
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  • Are You A Native Or An Exotic In Your Career?
    By: Carol McClelland | - Copyright 2006 Transition Dynamics Enterprises, Inc.

    How do you feel at work these days? How did you feel in your last job? Does the work environment really work for you?

    To create a career that fits your true nature, you must identify where you feel most at home in your work environment. The plant world gives us a wonderful way of looking at this.

    Plants at Home in their Environment

    In nature each plant has evolved to thrive in a parti ...

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  • Dimensions Of Job Satisfaction
    By: Kadence Buchanan | - There is some doubt whether job satisfaction consists of a single dimension or a number of separate ones. Some workers may be satisfied with some aspects of their work and dissatisfied with others. There does, however, appear to be a positive correlation between satisfaction levels in different areas of work. This suggests a single overall factor of job satisfaction. However, it seems there is no one, general, comprehensive theory which explains job satisfaction.

    Today is still co ...

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  • Are You In The Right Job?
    By: Garry Zancanaro | - Some people are incredibly fortunate that they know from an early age exactly want they want to do for the rest of their lives. For some artistic and creative people, they don't even seem to have a choice in the direction their lives take.

    Many people, however, are less clear about what they want to do with their lives and change jobs, careers and industries often throughout their working lives. This is more common now than ever, and can be due to people actively looking for bett ...

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  • Employee Motivation Is A Psychological Process
    By: James Hunt | - To understand employee motivation, we first need to know exactly what it means. The most common definition of motivation states that motivation is the psychological process that gives behavior purpose and direction. It has also been defined as the inner force that drives us to do something.

    If a person is to a job and do it good, they need some sort of employee motivation or motivation factor behind it. In most cases it is the responsibility of the boss or supervisor to motivate h ...

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