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Breach Of Confidentiality – Social Networking In The Workplace

Posted by Trish on Sep 25, 2009 in Networking

 
We are all aware that it is standard practice to sign a Confidentiality Agreement as well as a Non-Disclosure Agreement at some point in the hiring process. This is not something that should be taken lightly, simply because it has become commonplace to sign-off on these documents.
These agreements are binding and legal contracts between you and [...]

 
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Sexual & Psychological Harassment in the Workplace

Posted by Trish on Sep 21, 2009 in HR News

Harassment in the workplace takes many forms, and certainly is not an easy topic for discussion. This is particularly true when writing about such a topic, as the written word is open to much misinterpretation, making it more difficult to get your point across. However, as I feel strongly about the harassment issue, I am [...]

 
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Preparing for A Promotion

Posted by Trish on Sep 19, 2009 in Career Growth

We touched on this topic briefly last month in my post ‘Could A Promotion Be Imminent?’ in which we discussed your Performance Reviews and the Performance Review Panel’s decision on your listed goals for your firm’s next period.
Today, I would like to share some tips on how to ‘Prepare for a Promotion’ by providing some [...]

 
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Dealing with Difficult Co-workers

Posted by Trish on Sep 16, 2009 in Communications

 
We have all come across someone, or perhaps even more than one person, that has proven to be the ‘difficult’ one in the group that, despite our efforts, just seems to rub us the wrong way. I have yet to meet someone that has not experienced this uncomfortable situation at one time or another in his [...]

 
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‘Inter-Viewing’ Techniques

Posted by Trish on Sep 14, 2009 in Career Growth

First, and foremost, do your homework – ‘Research’. Secondly, remember that ‘inter-viewing’ is always a two-way street. Try to remember that the firm you choose to interview with are just as anxious to make a good impression on you through the ‘information exchange’ process of the interview. The fact that you have been asked to [...]

Tags: 2-way street, arrive early, background, confidence, homework, interviewing, notes, personality profile, portfolio, present, questions, research

 
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Employee Surveys – Retention of Administrative Staff

Posted by Trish on Sep 12, 2009 in General

Often in a down economy, it is easy for a firm to lose sight of the value of their support staff at all levels, particularly those in Executive and Administrative Assistant roles.
Other administrative functions such as reception, mailroom, office services, production, etc., are all ‘must haves’. However, depending on the ‘downsizing’ measures of a firm, [...]

 
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Work – Life Balance / 4-day Work Week?

Posted by Trish on Sep 9, 2009 in HR News

I know from personal experience that some Vancouver firms are successful in providing a good and fair work/life balance for all of their employees, which is appreciated and applauded.
The ‘work/life’ balance philosophy has been implemented to ‘counter-balance’ often very long work hours, and high overtime ratios to meet or beat client time lines, in order [...]

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