3 Money Decision Traps and How to Avoid Them
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Decision making is a process, meaning there is a definitive sequence of steps to go [...]
20 Questions to Help You Overcome Barriers and Find Your Passion
Over time, we may find that we have forsaken our dream job, our passion, and our sense of fulfillment. Don’t make that bad decision. Because happy and fulfilled people are healthier and more productive, it’s good to answer the following questions to see if we can reclaim our passion and our dream job.
How to Choose Your New Boss
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Yesterday’s post dealt [...]
Bad Debt Leads To A Bad Job And A Rough Life
Chris felt like he had been kicked in the stomach when he saw how much he and Lisa would have to pay each month. “How are we going to make it? We have almost no disposable income as it is after car payments and insurance and the credit card!” Lisa tried to calm him down and told him that “things will work out somehow, they always do,” but Chris was inconsolable. “I’ll just have to get a better job,
7 Common Interview Questions For The New Graduate (or anyone else)
This is the second article in a series on Life Skills for the New Graduate by The Life Skills Network. All week we’ll be featuring tips for new grads. See the bottom of the article for details and a sneak peak at the coming lineup!
This post was graciously included as an EDITOR’S CHOICE in [...]
So You Want To Be In Management
Ah, management. The thought just causes your eyes to glaze over, doesn’t it? The golf games, the easy office life, the perks, the expense accounts, the company car, the company credit cards, and the fabulous salary.
From this corporate officer’s standpoint, just remember this: if you aren’t the lead dog, the view never changes.
Management isn’t about [...]
An Open Letter From Employees To Bosses
We, your employees, are in the position to make you look very good. We want to do so. You have the power to enable us to make you look good, and to protect us from silly bureaucracy and ridiculous management power struggles.
Many of us have been hired from outside the company, supposedly, because of what [...]
My Worst Decision Ever
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If you’ve read my post 12 Things I Learned By 42 That I Wish I Knew At 22, you know that I say in number 11, Never accept a job just because the pay is higher. Life is more than money.
I haven’t always believed that, nor have I always lived according to that principle. [...]
4 Reasons Your Job Doesn’t Pay Well
Aside from obvious job related performance issues and aside from a lack of job experience, there are 4 reasons your job may not pay well. These reasons are standard regardless of job and they hold true in virtually all economic situations.
People complain about a certain “important” job paying less than an “unimportant” job. They complain [...]
10 Reasons I Won’t Accept a Job Counter Offer
I’m not planning on leaving my current job anytime in the near future, but having resigned from other positions, I’ve been counter-offered better pay, better conditions, or better benefits in attempts to “keep me on board.” I’ve turned down every counter offer in the past and here are my reasons why:
you can still take care of them, even if you're not there.
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