Allwork
MAY 27, 2022
In the workplace, the pandemic changed everything: workers traded in cubicles and water cooler chats for their couches and furry friends. While the pandemic uprooted nearly every industry, the one most changed is arguably the workplace. Workers traded in their cubicles and water cooler chats for their couches and furry friends.
On The Job
SEPTEMBER 2, 2011
The key is that an employer connects with you via technology while you do the same work you would as if you were sitting in a cubicle at an office. But then we learned that so much of medical work is looking at digital imagery, which can be done from another location. We were surprised at first," she says. Show your independence.
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Service Untitled
OCTOBER 2, 2012
Statistics reflect over two-million employees working in the customer service industry, and this week long celebration serves as a reminder to businesses the importance of recognizing those representatives in the front lines who tend to the business of the day by successfully interacting with customers and clients.
Professional Assistant Blog
MARCH 20, 2008
Event Planning: Event planning is a big industry that looks for people who are skilled in planning big events without a hitch. Administrative assistants are highly skilled in many areas and sometimes we take it for granted, not recognizing where we could go with our skills. Here are some ideas to get you thinking in that direction.
Allwork
MARCH 25, 2024
Tim Rowe Tim Rowe, the founder and CEO of Cambridge Innovation Center, is a prominent figure in the realm of flexible workspaces and industry specialization. His significant contributions to reshaping company cultures and advancing urban revitalization through intentional industry focus make him a key influencer in the future of work.
On The Job
JUNE 1, 2009
I feel like I can jump from cubicle to cubicle across the world, being a fly, er, spider on the wall. Another said she was looking for contacts in “restaurant work” because she was so burned out and wanted to leave the industry where she had built a successful career. She adds that those seeking work are at all levels. “I
Men With Pens
NOVEMBER 17, 2009
Why *You* Should Work for FREE Reply Gillian - Google SEO November 18, 2009 at 7:35 am I agree that fear of failure holds people back so it’s lucky then that we work in an industry (writers) where a lot of famous writers were failures before they became successful. But what is scarier to me is spending my life sitting in a cubicle.
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