Eat Your Career

APRIL 17, 2012

Aside from in-person interruptions, we’re constantly bombarded with IMs, phone calls, emails and so much more. When establishing timelines, negotiating deadlines, or simply outlining your day, recognize that you’ll probably be thrown off course a few times. I know this is a common challenge in the workplace. Plan for them! Practice it.

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Management Cubicle Negotiating Phones 100

Productivityist

JUNE 23, 2016

Which environment creates more value: one where employees have autonomy to pursue a challenging, purpose-driven career, or one where he or she is constrained to a cubicle, micro-managed, and challenged with unnecessary meetings? Learn which activities or projects are perceived as unnecessary overhead to the higher-ups. Lead By Example.

Environment 50

Environment Cubicle Sprint Negotiating 50

Productivity Bits

MARCH 9, 2011

A good use of a voice recorder would be for dictating email content, ToDo’s, or maybe questions that you may want to ask during a meeting with the higher ups. Make your car a mini-extension of your office or cubicle. When nagging deadlines confront you head on, learn to negotiate. Your email will remain private.

Negotiating 100

Negotiating Cubicle 2011 Email 100

Success

AUGUST 10, 2021

It’s tempting to throw up your hands, but when you cultivate a growth mindset you can learn to love your problems. The lion’s share of our sales comes from email marketing , but very few blog readers (1%) subscribe. Your gut says email marketing has huge potential if only you’d double your efforts here. 3 Types of Problems.

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Salary Lifestyle Budget Expenses 312