On The Job
NOVEMBER 16, 2020
Even though you may have more phone or Zoom interviews during your current job search because of the pandemic, the basics of job searching remain the same: do your homework on an employer so you're prepared for an interview; dress appropriately; ask questions -- and always, always, always send a thank-you note.
The Office Professionals Place
OCTOBER 19, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009 Choose Your Method of Communication Effectively – Email, Phone, In-person, “Snail&# Mail/Memos Have you ever received an email from someone who just started at the company asking you to do something and you haven’t been introduced? Or have you played the popular “phone tag&# game?
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Office Dynamics
JUNE 27, 2012
The results led to our first “ Email etiquette ” story. The “oops” factor: If you need more than two paragraphs to cover your topic, you’re better off using the phone, or attaching a Word* file. I must also say that I have had excellent supportive managers who encourage me to instruct these classes.
On The Job
MAY 21, 2009
In order to be successful, these incoming freshman are told, theyve got to devote regular time and effort to their classes. Take an etiquette class. Take a class your freshman year and then practice what youve learned for the rest of your college career. Its like a job. Theyre given numerous tips on how to be successful.
On The Job
JULY 30, 2009
Labels: cellphone etiquette , texting while driving , workplace manners posted by Anita at 7:43 AM 13 Comments: Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter, MRW said. Especially the "I've landed' cell phone calls ;) Would also suggest 'not' multitasking with email, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Care to add to my list? Anita, great post!
Professional Assistant Blog
FEBRUARY 18, 2008
Go out with friends, take a hot bath, listen to some music, join a club or take a class. It’s really important to keep your home and work life separate. Schedule some “me” time. Imagine that the end of the world is near. Picture what you would do in the last moments of your time. Create a budget!
Professional Assistant Blog
NOVEMBER 8, 2007
Take classes, read a book, read current events about new trends that are happening in your field. See what you can change about yourself, don’t try to change others. Focus on the challenges and embrace the strengths. Avoid people that gossip, you will only get yourself deeper into negativity. Expand your mind.
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