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How to deal with an office bully (opens the original)
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At work, we encounter all sorts of people — for better or worse. In general, most people are good-natured and operate in good faith, treating others with respect to create a comfortable working environment. Workplace bullying is nothing new. Years ago, it might have been an older or more senior employee making a younger employee feel small, criticizing them in front of other people or even making them cry. And it happened in person. That is definitely not the case today. If someone feels mistrea
How to handle ‘bro’ language in the workplace (opens the original)
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In the office, men and women communicate in different ways. You’ve heard the stereotypes: Men vent about fantasy football or plan their next golf trip, while women gossip about an office romance or unpack the latest Bravo show. Stereotypes don’t always hold up, but there is some truth to them. It is true that men often speak in “bro” language — “dudes” communicating informally, like in a locker room. There are also hand gestures that go along with the language, including fist bumps and hand slap
How to send strong signals in a job interview (opens the original)
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Let’s face it: Job interviews are stressful. On the one hand, artificial intelligence can make it easier to find a job, identifying opportunities and sharing pointers for peak performance. On the other hand, AI is already replacing jobs, making it even more difficult for jobseekers to compete and carve out a niche. Jobseekers are left feeling stressed about interviews. More than 90% of people experience interview-related anxiety. But they don’t have to make you anxious. Other than putting togeth
How to build confidence in yourself and your employees (opens the original)
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I still remember standing on the pool deck at Colby College, wondering whether I should even bother trying out for the swim team. I knew I was a strong swimmer, but I also knew I wasn’t the fastest. It would have been easy to tell myself, “I’m just not good enough.” Fortunately, I ignored that little voice. Not only did I make the team, but my teammates and I spent 10 unforgettable days training at the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Looking back at those college years, I
How to find what brings you joy at work (opens the original)
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People spend time trying to figure out what they should do with their careers. They take personality assessments, hire coaches and ask mentors for advice. Those are all worthwhile exercises, but a simpler solution is to pay attention to what brings you joy throughout your day. I learned that lesson when I was 24. I had my dream job as assistant director of communications at Sugarloaf Mountain. During ski season, there was plenty to do. But when summer arrived, they did not have enough work to ke
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