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5 Easy Ways to Make Your Boss Think You're Indispensable
Posted by: | CommentsWho isn’t dead scared by the prospect of unemployment? In these difficult times, the last thing anyone with a paying job needs is to be fired, laid off, or be considered “redundant”. If you want to guarantee you’ll be the last one your boss would let go even when the company goes bankrupt, make your boss think you’re indispensable to his business! We both know you’re not, but your boss doesn’t. Below are some ways to make your boss cling to you like business cards do to business card cases!
1. Arrive Early
Bosses arrive to work almost at the same time. Make sure you arrive earlier than your boss does. This makes you look keen to start the day. Your boss will remember you as The One who beats the clock every time, and you can justify those extra 15 minutes you won’t be paid for by amusing yourself on Facebook or Twitter, or painting your pocket business card holder hot pink later in the day.
5 Tips On How To Gain A Career Promotion In Your Current Job
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Would you like to receive a career promotion in your current job?
It may be easier than looking for another job.
How To Write A Resignation Letter
Posted by: | Comments“Resigning On A Postive Note”
By Michael Lee
If you’re entertaining thoughts of leaving your current office, you’d better learn how to write a resignation letter the right way. Even if you have one foot already out the door, it is no excuse to submit a shabby letter.
Job Spa 12 Weeks to Refresh Refocus and Recommit to Your Career
Posted by: | CommentsJob Spa 12 Weeks to Refresh Refocus and Recommit to Your Career
Does your boss ignore you?
Is your career going nowhere?
Are you just going through the motions?
Do More With Less: The ‘New Normal’ at Work
Posted by: | CommentsFor anyone fortunate enough to still have a job in this downturn, the empty cubicles around you likely mean more responsibilities –?and a greater daily workload — to cover for positions that have been cut or won’t be filled anytime soon.
If you’re being asked to do the work of two — or more — workers, here are five ways to cope with the extra items on your list, without losing your cool or your sense of well-being.
