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Take the “Jingle” out of Holiday Stress

The Office Professionals Place

Wednesday, December 9, 2009 Take the “Jingle&# out of Holiday Stress Are you planning the holiday party in your office? Or are you stressed just thinking about the holidays? Here are a few ways to ‘deck the halls’ and have a worry free holiday. This is a chance for you and your committee to be creative.

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How to Plan Events Your Team Will Love (Without the Stress)

Eat Your Career

This is a guest post contributed by Eleanor Whitney, editor of All Hands , a publication about life at work from Managed by Q. When you are hosting large, annual events such as your company holiday or summer party, planning in advance is your best advantage. The benefits of team events are well known. An event budget template.

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10 Tips for Planning a Successful Event

Jen Lawrence

Whether putting together an all-day meeting or holiday party, the tips below will set you on the right path to hosting a successful event. Even a holiday party has an agenda!) Create a Planning Committee. The planning committee should consist of co-planners and decision-makers. You just need to have some insight and help.

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

Success

By masking her identity from the hiring committee, it guaranteed that she’d be judged on her performance, not her gender. But he made diversity in the workplace a strategic initiative , laid down goals and linked those goals to manager pay. And you insist that your managers do their homework before they make a hiring decision. “If

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Persevere No Matter What!

Office Dynamics

In honor of the upcoming 4th of July holiday, it struck me how our forefathers from decades ago persevered. After voting for independence, Congress turned its attention to the Declaration of Independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a Committee of Five, with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author.

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Top Workplaces Companies Know the Value of Appreciation

Energage

The little things make a big difference: Organizations often invest a lot of money and effort on big events (holiday parties, summer picnics), but the little things go a long way, too. Get personal: “We recognize employees as individuals,” said Melanie Marino, human resources manager for Sonny’s. “It Send birthday cards.

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Top Workplaces Companies Know the Value of Appreciation

Energage

The little things make a big difference: Organizations often invest a lot of money and effort on big events (holiday parties, summer picnics), but the little things go a long way, too. Get personal: “We recognize employees as individuals,” said Melanie Marino, human resources manager for Sonny’s. “It Send birthday cards.

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