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10 Warning Signs of a Bad Employee
You never want to really see an employee go. After all, you’ve put time, effort and money into the hiring process, as well as their career development, and would prefer to keep every team member for as long as it remains profitable. However, if there’s a certain individual who’s sticking out from everyone else as the weakest link, it might be time to reevaluate their position. You probably already have your hunches, but if you need a little extra reassurance, here are some warning signs of a bad employee, who may need to be let go sooner rather than later.
By Leila Parker7 years ago in Journal
Let Your Voice Shine in Podcasting. Top Story - July 2018.
Before a career in podcasting, I started off as a vlogger and blogger. I worked tirelessly and diligently as I would make videos and write entries to captivate one's attention. Vlogging and blogging did generate income and help me build my brand, but with the increasing number of bloggers and vloggers on various outlets, I became disenchanted and felt that I had to compete viciously in order to stay relevant.
By Merlin Mystique7 years ago in Journal
The Good Days... And The Bad
Art and design are supposed to be things which make people happy, but throughout history the most art of just about every genre has been made by people who have been suffering from a range of mental illnesses and have poured it all into their work, either to deal with it or to give it some form of outlet.
By Trevor Day7 years ago in Journal
Networking Mistakes You Should Avoid Making
As the economy and the job market continue to rapidly evolve, it is a daunting task just to keep up and adapt to the changing climate of the business world. These days, the most successful businesspeople are the self-starters who have large networks of entrepreneurs who help each other get their foot in the door of any number of business opportunities.
By Joseph D. N. Kendrick7 years ago in Journal
From a Housewife to a Position in the Embassy: The Story of an Immigrant
Now an accountant in the Embassy of Armenia to Bulgaria, she has come a long way since leaving her hometown, the capital of Armenia, Yerevan at the age of 25 with nothing. Despite the obstacles of being a single mother, she managed to keep her head high and create a global professional network.
By Michelle Sarkisyan7 years ago in Journal
Top 5 Tips For Managing Stress and Anxiety At Work
We've all been there, walking into work with a plan of action and the next thing you know you're putting out fires left and right, the phone is ringing off the hook, and "omg, this has to be done right now." Your body goes into flight or fight mode, your stomach turns into knots, and that delicious lunch you packed goes unnoticed because you just can't stomach the thought of food.
By Kristi Jacobsen8 years ago in Journal
10 Things to Do While You Are Job Searching
Well, adulthood is here and here to stay. I don't know about all of you, but I was dreading graduation. Though we all feel accomplished, for some there is a great deal on uncertainty. This is a great time to grow and start a new chapter.
By Ashana DeSilva8 years ago in Journal
What to Do When You Don't Feel Like Writing
It happens to all of us at least once. That dreaded writer's block. Most of the time it happens when we can least afford for it to happen, like at the end of the month when the rent is due, or when you have 4 hours to complete an article for a client. So what do you do? Well, after you finish having your panic attack, read this article for some ideas to help you get over writer's block.
By DeAnna Troupe8 years ago in Journal
