If You Read One Article About Being a New Leader…Read this One
Share0 Share0 Tweet0 Pin0 Share +10 Updated post with new information. Original Published Date January 18, 2018Congratulations on your new role! You have signed the papers. Told your parents or loved one about your new position and you’ve even bought a new outfit to celebrate this wonderful change in your career.You are filled with joy and you can’t wipe that smile…
How to Answer 7 Interview Questions that will get you a Callback
First Published : January 3, 2019Date Updated: February 19, 2020It's hiring season once more and with all the job openings in the market, it's important that you prepare how to answer interview questions that will confidently get you the job.In my years of experience, there’s nothing like going through interviews where the candidates were struggling to answer. Never mind the…
6 Ways to Show Your Appreciation at Work
First Published: January 30, 2019Updated Date: February 12, 2020We all want to be associated with a winner, be it a winning person, a winning team, a worthwhile cause or a successful organization.We all have sports people, teams, actors or artists that we consider “ours”. When they do well, we bask in their reflected glory. It’s the same at work - we…
How To Keep Your Motivation At Work
Oh, the daily grinds can get to you sometimes.The endless deadlines, meetings, emails can be a bit much especially as you pile on the years on a job.Keeping motivation at work is your responsibility. It is not your boss’ job to find motivation for you.Yes, your boss’ influence will help. Building a relationship with your Boss can even benefit you…
How You Can Deal With Team Attrition
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” AnonymousBut what if team members want to move on? How can you do so much?Oh, I’ve been there.That time when a team member walks slowly into my office with a single paper on hand.That look of “Oh, this is it.”Oh, yes. That exact look.It’s tough when team members…
How to Improve Your Job Application
Sponsored Post. Check Disclosures Here. While the U.S. unemployment rate has fallen to a 50-year low at 3.6%, the competition for work can still get fierce. Applying to a job is a difficult thing, and a successful job application can be dependent on a lot of factors.Proper preparation and research are important, but your work history and skills are of no…
What To Do When Turnover is Becoming a Problem
Oh Turnovers…It is always stressful dealing with turnovers. Whether it’s a good attrition or bad, having to back fill and go through the interview process, re-training, on boarding, ramping the employee’s productivity etc. is not a walk in the park.This is even more stressful if the main reason for turnovers are due to dissatisfaction of the employee.Now, it’s not imperative…
Why Delegating Makes You a Better Boss
First published February 20, 2019. Updated November 11, 2019You probably have realized by now that you can’t do it all.As much as you want to have a long checklist of things to do every day, this will not help you in leading your team effectively.To achieve goals of the organization, your team goals and your personal goals, you need to…
6 Genuine Tips on How to Work Better with Your Foreigner Boss
First Published - March 9, 2019. Updated August 24, 2019 The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) is a diverse industry that it's normal to work with or for foreign nationals. It's typical to work with Americans, Indians, Australians and other nationalities in this line of work. BPO companies are typically global companies that have branches all over the world so it's inevitable that…
30 No-Drama Life Lessons I Learned From My Dad that I Use in My Career
I’m a Daddy’s girl. Yup, that’s right. I grew up in awe of my Dad and while we are 4 siblings – I’m the middle child, I never once thought that he loved anyone of us more than the other. My Dad lived overseas for most of his life only going back home every 6 months. I barely knew him growing up. My…
