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well am excited, curious as well pondering offlate i created my profile on following domains: facebook unyk and linkedin

Posted December 21, 2008 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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Worst Way to Quit? Do’s and Don’ts   Leave a comment

Diplomacy is defined as “tact and skill in dealing with people.” While it’s always a good idea to be diplomatic in your personal and business dealings, it’s especially important when you are leaving a job. The world is much smaller than we sometimes think. You never know when or how paths will cross again, especially [...]

Posted July 15, 2008 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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Eight Sticky Boss Situations and How to Handle Them   Leave a comment

If you’re more excited that your boss is out sick with the flu than you are about your new raise, you’re in good company. In workplaces throughout the country, difficult bosses are ruining morale and making life just downright unpleasant. Whether they refuse to give you time off or they expect you to be their [...]

Posted July 14, 2008 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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Employee Beware: Five Signs of a Lousy Job   Leave a comment

courtesy: careerbuilder.com Ever known someone who worked at the same job for years, but complained about it daily? Have you accepted an unfulfilling job because you think work is work and it doesn’t need to be enjoyable? The fact is many people are stuck in lousy jobs and have either grown complacent, don’t know that [...]

Posted July 14, 2008 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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Job Search Reality Check   Leave a comment

Courtesy: careerbuilder.com A strong hiring environment may cause you to think that your job search will be a piece of cake. But the truth is that finding the right job can be hit or miss. It’s important to have realistic expectations to keep your spirits high and limit frustration. So that you enter the process [...]

Posted July 14, 2008 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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Walk a Tightrope to Survive Office Politics   Leave a comment

courtesy: timesjobs.com Do you often find yourself at a cross-road between two groups in office? When you enter into a conversation with your colleagues, most of the time it is either back-biting or finding faults with others. And by the end of it you just feel lost and unhappy. If this is what happens to [...]

Posted April 9, 2007 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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How to Stay Afloat in a New Work Place…   Leave a comment

courtesy: timesjobs.com THE big change has happened. And you are happy that you made the decision to switch to a more interesting, challenging and senior position in a new company. That’s the simpler part. A few days into it, and what looked glamorous and exciting from the outside, is suddenly starting to appear a wee [...]

Posted February 10, 2007 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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The MAKING of a “Persuasive Presentation” !   Leave a comment

Courtesy: timesjobs.com Presentations have become an integral part of the corporate culture. In fact for every new initiative, bosses ask for a detailed presentation. A few tips on how to make a good and impressive presentation… Presentations have become a part of our daily work schedule. Each one of us has to prepare a presentation [...]

Posted January 11, 2007 by n4zrnet in Career Dialogue

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