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What Kind of Smart Are You?

A good IQ is often required for success at work, but more often than not it’s other forms of intelligence that really make or break a team. This is a guest post (infograph) by Bonnie More from besteducationdegrees.com In summary the real indicator... Read more →
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6 Tips to Cope With Losing Your Job

Editor’s note: A version of this article was previously published by Ngcareers on Bellanaija. Everyday people get sacked, retrenched or whatever name is used to show when someone no longer has a job. Many can relate to how irritating and... Read more →
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8 (Hilarious?) Ways to Handle a Difficult Boss

Bosses come in a whole lot of different shades; they could be egomaniacs or totally disorganised that you sometimes wonder how they got to be the boss in the first place. There are many types of bosses (haven’t I said that before?) but... Read more →
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Calling in Sick: Dos and Don’ts

Has your day ever been ruined, just because a colleague with whom you are working on an important project suddenly called in sick for some scarcely believable reasons? You’d have imagined that playing truancy is left for mischievous college... Read more →
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Office Dress Code Tips for Employees

The way that people dress is really important. Within the next few lines we would like to talk about office dress code and some of the do’s and don’ts. The office-appropriate fashion seems obvious. However, there are still too many people... Read more →
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5 Tips for Handling a Know-It-All Co-Worker

Being in the same team with a Mr. Know-it-all can be quite a frustrating experience. Generally, they have this sense of entitlement which often stems from their ego that when coupled with a healthy volume of choleric temperament, what you have... Read more →
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Dealing With a Lazy Coworker.

Being that what really happens in during many recruitment processes in many different workplaces is that a vacant position presents itself, meanwhile the manager’s brother-in-law is not employed. While discussing general office matters at... Read more →
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5 Signs You Need a New Job

Being on somebody else’s pay list is no easy task. Many times employers will apply every necessary formula in wrenching value out of the every single kobo they pay you, especially when as it were, you need the job to pay the bills. Some jobs... Read more →
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5 New Workplace Etiquette You Should Know.

The workplace has changed a whole lot lately; from CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg (I wouldn’t imagine that there’s any living being on earth that doesn’t know him) wearing T-shirt to work or Google employees riding unicycles from office to... Read more →
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Five Habits That Could Get You Fired at Work

Everyone has their bad side, yes we all do, but some of these tend to come in the way of our jobs. When they do they could pose thereby posing a real danger to the continuity of the positions we hold. Well, if you need to job to pay the bills,... Read more →
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Making a Good First Day Impression at Work

If you are taking your first job it can be a first day full of tension and uncertainty as you try to impress both your employer and your new co-workers. For someone with very little work experience starting your first day at work can be a stepping... Read more →
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