Tips for Reducing Your Workplace Carbon FootprintWhile your attempts at reducing your carbon footprint at home are going well as you recycle and minimize packaging there, those efforts can be undone as soon as you set foot at work.
Publish date: 04/30/2018
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Achieving Productivity in the Workplace: Part 1Productivity in the workplace is difficult to maintain, especially when bombarded with endless meetings, emails and calls, not to mention new projects and other assignments on top of an already overflowing work “plate.”
Publish date: 04/30/2018
Ten Cities Where Women See Career SuccessAs of February 2018, the U.S Department of Labor reports that nearly 47 percent of the American workforce is female. Where can nearly half the workforce find success? Real estate company SmartAsset recently released some findings on which American cities women could look to.
Publish date: 04/27/2018
Noise in the WorkplacePublishing their findings in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine, researchers estimate that 41 million U.S. workers are affected by workplace noise.
Publish date: 04/23/2018
Being Nice Isn’t Enough: For Workplace Success, You Also Need to Be IntelligentIt isn’t enough to just be a nice person to get ahead in the workplace. You also need to be intelligent, says research from the Universities of Bristol, Minnesota and Heidelberg.
Publish date: 04/23/2018
Can’t Sleep? Behave Better at WorkWorkers pay for their bad behavior during the workday with insomnia or poor sleep at night. A group of University of Iowa researchers reached this conclusion after three studies with a test group of 600 U.S. and Chinese workers.
Publish date: 04/20/2018
Will Salary History Bans Boost Women’s Salaries?Positive change for women's salary equality is gaining momentum from a combination of local legislation and a signal US Appeals Court ruling handed down on April 9, 2018, that forbids employers from asking interviewees about their salary histories.
Publish date: 04/20/2018
Your Job Might Be Killing YouJeffrey Pfeffer, Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford, believes that workplace stress (e.g., long hours, lack of health insurance, high demands) is killing employees.
Publish date: 04/17/2018
Want to be Happy at Work? Be Your Own BossThe secret to a happy and fulfilling career is as simple as being your own boss, according to research from the Universities of Sheffield and Exeter.
Publish date: 04/17/2018
You Thought the Interview Went Well, But You Hear Nothing. What to Do?Sometimes, days turn into weeks, the phone still doesn’t ring, and your inbox remains stagnant. You may begin to rack your brain about what you could have done differently or if they hired someone else. But there’s a lot you can do no matter what happens and it’ll all be part of the learning process.
Publish date: 04/17/2018
