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Joan’s Naughty and Nice List for Assistants

Office Dynamics

During a Facebook Live event Joan Burge, Founder and CEO of Office Dynamics International, had discussed her Naughty and Nice List for Assistants. Gossip about your peers (or anyone else). Ignore signals that you are under too much stress. Gather a group of your peers for a mini training session. Take on too much work.

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Stop Allowing Bad News to Destroy Your Good Attitude

Office Dynamics

They don’t have time to get caught up in bad news, gossip, jealously, waste less conversation, or even just being on Facebook all day. We pass this quote out to everyone who attends our Star Achievement Series® training. You might want to listen in. There is a wonderful quote Charles Swindoll. We cannot change the inevitable.

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10 gifts to give your career

On The Job

Get more training. Ask your boss for opportunities to train in other departments, or to attend seminars or classes at a local university. Your resume should always be able to reflect that you’ve kept up on the latest training and skills. They may feel they have even less time for a personal life, which compounds the stress.

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How To Avoid Being A Toxic Person: 13 Simple Tips

Brilliantly Better

Don’t Gossip Talking behind other people’s back is like putting your exhaustion pipe to somebody else door, while pretending you’re looking in a different direction. ’ Even people who avoid gossiping don’t realise that talking bad about yourself makes you believe it eventually. Great post. Stay Motivated!

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Why the 80/20 Rule Could Make You Less Productive

Brilliantly Better

Always keep some buffer time to relax, take it easy and disconnect from stress. Small tasks that may imply you are spending your time are constant mail checking, gossiping with your work mates, being in your kids play checking your iPhone. More on this later, in the practical part of this post. You should not spend time, never.

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Why the 80/20 Rule Could Make You Less Productive

Brilliantly Better

Always keep some buffer time to relax, take it easy and disconnect from stress. Small tasks that may imply you are spending your time are constant mail checking, gossiping with your work mates, being in your kids play checking your iPhone. More on this later, in the practical part of this post. You should not spend time, never.

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