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How Can Office Design Support Multigenerational Collaboration?

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Workplace designers have the power to break the status quo and change the workplace for decades to come. This article was written by Megan Skaalen and Emily Morris of SmithGroup for Work Design Magazine. ​​ Four to five short years ago, the first wave of Generation Z knew what their futures would hold.

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You Will Survive: 8 Strategies to Overcome New Entrepreneur Anxiety

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This panic arrives the moment we realize we’ve strayed too far from the paycheck mothership and feel compelled to run back to the salaried womb. In the salaried world we get at least a couple weeks’ paid vacation and feel justified disconnecting from work. Congratulations! It feels awful, but it’s perfectly survivable. Take a vacation.

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If You Think You’re Unbiased, You’re Wrong

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A quick look at diversity in the workplace Between 1970 and 1997, after such screens had become embraced for blind auditions, the odds that a woman would advance beyond “certain preliminary rounds” of a tryout increased by 50%, according to a 2000 study published in the American Economic Review. Start at the top. Former Intel CEO Brian M.

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How to Break Up with Your Business Partner

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Kathi Elster is co-founder of K Squared Enterprises , which helps with workplace conflict, and co-author of Mean Girls at Work and Working for You Isn’t Working for Me. He is 25 years older, and he was my mentor early in my career. This article appears in the July 2015 issue of SUCCESS magazine and has been updated.

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Stop Saying "When I Was Your Age"

On The Job

This is a frightening time for everyone in the workplace, when fears abound about what latest economic downturn will result in layoffs. One of the most vulnerable groups of employees are the experienced workers with their higher salaries and richer benefits. Pick up a copy of Rolling Stone magazine. Keeping up on current events.

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How to Work for A Difficult Boss

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

I'm not looking for a glossy, Christian magazine answer. I do worry if you will get constant raises, bonuses, or title changes to show you’ve progressed if your boss is so terrible he will badmouth your performance or not approve salary increases. I don’t know if it’s the salary, benefits, career advancement, or to say you have a job.