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We’ve all heard it, and some of us have even uttered the words ourselves: “That’s not in my job description.” Find out how to write an effective job description that clearly outlines every aspect of a position, without boxing you into a rigid, inflexible situation.

Think your relationship with a co-worker is harmless? You might be doing more than just making heads turn. Explore ways to keep your best buddy at work without upsetting everyone around you.

We’ve all had one before: that co-worker who spreads negativity wherever she goes. If you’re currently dealing with such a toxic disaster, we have a few pointers to help you prevent contamination. Learn more and avoid the hazards of toxic co-workers.

Everyone agrees that networking is an essential part of job searching. But what if you’re a shy, behind-the-scenes type of person? Our career consultant provides the shy person’s guide to networking and offers innovative – and “schmooze-free” techniques to maximize this resource.

Do you feel like your relationship with your boss needs a little TLC? If so, you’re not alone. Read on to learn six ways to help you manage your relationship with your boss and ensure that your bond is mutually beneficial, not detrimental.

It’s easy to forget just how important you really are. As an office professional, you need to recognize your value. And who better to discuss value in the workplace than the author of the book titled, “The Valuable Office Professional”? Michelle Burke offers her poignant insights and shares her experiences.

Join “The Common Sense Guy,” Bud Bilanich, for the final installment in the Success Straight-Talk series. Using his model of personal and professional success, Bud explores the final key characteristic of successful people. Learn what interpersonal competence means, why it’s so important to success, and how you can achieve it.

Even if you’re the most outgoing person in the room, attending a networking event can be intimidating. In this informative article, communication strategist Michelle Burke provides 12 hot tips on how to make better connections. Whether you consider yourself a networking aficionado or newbie, don’t miss out.

In today's fast-paced multi-tasking world, business doesn't always take place in the office. So, dining with superiors is often a great way to get work done and enjoy a meal. Plus, you get a little face-time with the boss. Just be sure to avoid these potential disasters!