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How to build a team for maximum employee efficiency and teamwork.

Office party etiquette can be more important than regular office manners. Employees' attitude, behaviour during interaction with bosses and coworkers can spell disaster.

Using a systematic and objective approach to giving an employee feedback on his performance review is a vital management practice.

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Projects are the building blocks of strategy. Organizations must optimize their project mix (portfolio) and resource allocation in order to gain competitive advantage.

A strong story makes this management self-help book a good read. Is it a novel or a guide for a new Chief Information Officer or IT Director? Surprisingly it is both.

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With new bankruptcy laws making it more difficult to file under Chapter 7, consumers are looking for ways to avoid filing altogether.

The recent book release, Work the System, promises more money and fewer work hours. Is this a scam?

Finding the right job is never easy, and finding the right openings in the radio industry can be notoriously difficult. A little knowledge of where to look can often help

Induction of new staff members is often crammed into a short session. This is not always the best way to go about the process.

Comedy and union activism collide in this Jean Arthur vehicle about class struggle within the walls of a big New York City department store.

The first step to landing the perfect job is to create a stellar resume. The second step is to successfully network, and the third is to nail the interview.