It’s no secret that life can be full of difficulties. Sometimes, when things go wrong, it can seem almost impossible to maintain a positive mindset.
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It’s no secret that life can be full of difficulties. Sometimes, when things go wrong, it can seem almost impossible to maintain a positive mindset.
Here we will give you some more strategies on how to narrow the odds in your favour and get over the finish line.
Got another job rejection email? You know you are right for the job, so why didn’t you get the interview? Or you got the interview but did not make the finish line – why?
In Part One of this article, we looked at what do to when you’ve made a work blunder. This time, we’ll look at how to move on from it.
Everyone – and we mean everyone – makes mistakes at work. Making a mistake is not a sin, not being able to learn from mistakes is.
In the first part of this blog, we look at some of the tell-tale signs of toxic workplace. This time, we will look at some strategies to combat it effectively.
People often fail at work by exhibiting patterns of behaviour that are toxic to the workplace. How do you recognise signs that you are in a toxic environment?
This is not a trick question – what is the reason for a resume? The answer may not be what you think it is.
In Part One, we gave you a few tips on how not to let insecurity in the workplace get the better of you. These are more ways to keep job insecurity at bay.
Are you suffering insecurity at work? Lack of confidence was always with some of us but in a post-COVID world, is everyone suffering?