Once you give your two weeks’ notice, it’s often difficult to remain focused for the rest of your time. Just because you’re leaving, doesn’t mean you can take a vacation during your last few days. Learn ways to deal with a case of short timer’s syndrome.

Dear Lisa: I’m a young administrative professional just starting out in the field. I am a hard worker and I want to learn and grow in this position. It’s a great start for me but because of my age, I don’t feel I am getting the respect I deserve at work. I want to be more visible and get my ideas heard without coming across too aggressively. Can you give me some ideas?

Just starting a new job? If the person training you is the same person you’re replacing, you only have a short time to learn the ropes. Learn how to get the most out of your trainer in just a few days.

The OfficeArrow Career Consultant tackles the biggest question of all – if you’re in a position that doesn’t fully utilize your skills, experience and education, when is it time to let it go? It’s a tough call, but as you might have guessed, Lisa has some helpful advice.

Every week here at OfficeArrow, we scrub the Web looking for great tips and fabulous resources so you don’t have to! It can be a chore, slogging through all the junk out there. Let us save you time and energy. Stop by every Friday and pick up your cheat sheet of all the great stuff we’ve found around the Web in the last seven days!

So, you’ve been offered a promotion? Congratulations! But before you say “adios” to your former responsibilities, it’s important to realize that it’s often difficult to transition into a new position. In this article, psychotherapist Katherine Crowley and management consultant, Kathi Elster, divulge how to get others to see you in your new role. Keep reading!

Let’s face it: Being the new kid is scary. There’s so many questions, so many unknowns. Something as simple as what to wear on the first day of our new gig can send you into a panic. Here are a few tips to avoid the freak outs and start climbing the ladder:

Extended periods of job-related stress can lead to burnout. And that's dangerous territory! Learn how to fight back and extinguish the flames before disaster occurs.

Episode 2: How to Find a Job and Build a Career