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A 12-Step Program for Surviving Unemployment

Lost your job and don’t know where to turn? Relax, according to the National Association for Counseling and Development, the average person goes through five to seven careers and ten to 12 job changes in their lifetimes. So how do you cope with the stress associated with losing a job and trying to finding another? Experts say to take it one day at a time and follow this 12-step program.
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Online Employment: A Career Alternative

guy-working-online-outside The Internet age has begun, and people now have the opportunity to learn and do things they could never do before, all at the click of a button. One of the opportunities that has increased in recent years is online employment. The Internet has redefined “working from home” as email and other forms of online communication allow employees to communicate with employers immediately. Online employment includes some of the following positions: Artists and photographers, writers and editors, graphic designers and Interpreters and translators.

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Easy Solutions to Workplace Problems

frustrated-businesswoman Workplace problems seem to arise on a daily basis in some offices. Workplace issues depend on the type of work and may be industry-specific. Or they could vary depending on where your workplace is. For example, if your workplace is an office setting, you may deal with issues surrounding office etiquette; if you do construction or manufacturing work, your workplace may struggle with safety issues.

No matter what type of problem erupts in your workplace, here are a few tips for dealing with common problems.

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Five Solutions to Relieving Workplace Stress

man-holding-portfolio-stressed Many things can go wrong at work, and depending on the type of industry you are in or the job you have, your stress level may be high even on a good day. When things go wrong in the workplace, you may need to find some ways to relax or reduce your anxiety. Some people handle pressure better than others, and it is important to know yourself and how much stress you can take. Many people actually perform better with a little bit of stress. Any journalist will tell you that great work has emerged in tense situations with a deadline looming. However, when certain situations crop up at work, here are a few pointers about how to handle them. It is often the smallest stresses that can break the camel’s back. These are all relatively minor situations that can really increase office anxiety and irritate you or those around you. Follow these tips to stay calm in upsetting situations and maintain high levels of efficiency and productivity.

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Tips for Business Travelers

businessman-typing Some jobs, such as consulting work, require a lot of travel. Some companies require their employees to travel only within the United States, while others expect regular international travel from workers. The reason for travel varies widely depending upon the industry. There are many common mistakes made by business travelers. For example, some employees may treat a business trip like a vacation and ignore important work to be done. Other employees may not know how often or when to check in with a supervisor. Whatever the purpose and wherever the trip, here are some important tips for business travelers.

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