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New Study Reveals How Missing Deadlines Impacts Work Quality Perceptions and Professional Reputation

New Study Reveals How Missing Deadlines Impacts Work Quality Perceptions and Professional Reputation

Should you be reading this instead of working on a project, you might wish to reconsider allowing that assignment to linger. Studies on procrastination recently show that turning in work late has effects beyond only

Revolutionizing Value Exchange: The Growing Impact of Time Banking Across the Globe

Revolutionizing Value Exchange: The Growing Impact of Time Banking Across the Globe

The well-known saying "time is money" has lately acquired a literal interpretation. Historically considered as an abstract idea, time is now being used as a kind of currency so that individuals may trade goods based

Exploring “The Office” Through the Lens of Situational Leadership: Leadership Lessons from Dunder Mifflin’s CEO-Inspired Antics

Exploring “The Office” Through the Lens of Situational Leadership: Leadership Lessons from Dunder Mifflin’s CEO-Inspired Antics

Fans of “The Office" have always found great entertainment value in Michael Scott's unconventional management style at Dunder Mifflin, but may his missteps have any practical lessons? A Situational Leadership® conference lately revealed unexpected links

Mel Macintyre left her corporate lifestyle for a remote Scottish island. Did it help her?

Mel Macintyre left her corporate lifestyle for a remote Scottish island. Did it help her?

Mel Macintyre has been a business coach for 25 years. She started her career at HSBC at 20 years and landed her dream job in 2011 as she joined the Edinburgh-based company Standard Life. She

Five things about corporate life no one tells you

Five things about corporate life no one tells you

Essentially, a corporate job typically involves a 9-5 schedule, a set of tasks to complete, and a manager to report to. Some employees thrive in the structure of a corporate job, but several others find

Things to learn about corporate life from Misaeng: Incomplete Life

Things to learn about corporate life from Misaeng: Incomplete Life

Misaeng: Incomplete Life is a story nicely woven. Sometimes measured and thoughtful, but inspiring and uplifting in the end. This hidden drama with Im Siwan, Lee Sung Min, Kang So Ra, among other great actors,

Gen X Women Lead Corporate Exodus, Embrace Entrepreneurial Renaissance

Gen X Women Lead Corporate Exodus, Embrace Entrepreneurial Renaissance

There is a dramatic change in the occupational environment owing to the fact that Generation X women are gradually opting out of corporate employment in order to engage in business. These are people, primarily professionals

Boost Your Career and Side Hustle: Why LinkedIn Is Your Key to Success

Boost Your Career and Side Hustle: Why LinkedIn Is Your Key to Success

LinkedIn is among the most useful instruments at hand for people seeking to develop their careers and start profitable side companies. LinkedIn claims over a billion members in more than 200 countries where driven professionals,

Gen Z’s Love for ‘Yapping’ at Work: How Constant Chatter is Shaping Post-Pandemic Office Culture

Gen Z’s Love for ‘Yapping’ at Work: How Constant Chatter is Shaping Post-Pandemic Office Culture

Gen Z, the youngest generation working today, is well-known for their love of conversation—a behavior so frequent that a new word has developed: "yapping." This has bearing on the predisposition of young professionals—between the ages

Remote jobs toss out 2 problems for us to solve – constant surveillance and isolation

Remote jobs toss out 2 problems for us to solve – constant surveillance and isolation

The COVID pandemic made remote jobs the future, almost overnight. Offices started becoming obsolete and employees found more flexibility. The entire corporate sector seemed to celebrate this transition. Both employers and employees loved the shift