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Workplace Culture Feature Writer: Iulia Mihai

Welcome to the Workplace Culture section! Whether you love your job, hate it, are looking for a better opportunity, or are looking to grow in your current role, you have come to the right place.

Our section offers articles on topics such as career advancement, motivation, leadership, diversity, and workplace bullying.

If your day is not going so well and you need a little pick-me-up, read our articles and research on strategies to help you deal with whatever comes your way: a difficult boss, demanding clients, budget constraints, or lack of resources.

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Feature Writer Articles in Workplace Culture

The Manager as a Coach
Coaching and mentoring are processes that enable individuals to achieve their full potential, both personally and professionally.
Dos and Don'ts for the Holiday Office Party
Holiday office parties are common around the world, with many companies spending a considerable amount of money to bring employees together for some fun and laughter.
Corporate Pandemic Measures
H1N1 influenza is officially a worldwide pandemic, with hundreds of countries reporting laboratory-confirmed cases, according to the World Health Organization.
The Team Coach
Most leaders get promoted due to their strong technical expertise. As managers though, they need to quickly transition from individual contributors to team builders.
Personal Relationships in the Workplace
With most people spending on average 40-50 hours per week in the workplace, it is not surprising that many develop romantic relationships with their colleagues.


Contributing Articles in Workplace Culture

The Basics Of Executive Education
When it comes to keeping your business ahead in the competitive marketplace, few options offer more long-term gains than an investment in executive education.
Effective Management of Limited Workplace Time
Inappropriate use of the work time available each day can limit personal effectiveness. Managing your workplace time judiciously can free up at least one hour every day.
Recognizing the Predictors of Workplace Abuse
Workplace bullying and abuse are serious problems within organizations. Organizations must understand the predictors that foster a culture of abuse within the workplace.
How to Deal with a Difficult Colleague
Office team work is improved by colleague understanding, no one sees eye-to-eye with co-workers or bosses all of the time. Here are some useful strategies to employ.
Reduce Stress Anxiety by Limiting Multi-tasking
How to challenge multi-tasking habits by prioritising, delegating and making an active effort to relax. These simple suggestions can help relieve stress and anxiety.
Motivating an Aging Workforce
Late career employees are motivated by a different set of wants and needs than early career employees. Retention strategies should be built upon this knowledge.
Tips when Preparing to Hold a Job Interview
During the final employee selection, choose the person who will best fit with the team.
Size Matters - Large vs. Small Companies
Wondering if a small company or large corporation would be a better fit? It's an important consideration when contemplating a job change.
Characteristics of the Adult Learner
Employers are better served when they take into account the characteristics of their adult learners and what motivates them when developing company workshops.
How to Keep From Burning Out
Burnout can sneak up on a person and reduce productivity and sap energy; it can threaten jobs, relationships and health. Fortunately, there are ways to combat it.
Interview Questions to ask Job Candidates
What interviewing techniques can a manager use to interview the short listed candidates? What sort of questions should a manager ask a potential employee?
How to Prepare for an Interview
In a poor economy, it becomes increasingly difficult to get a job. It is therefore important that the candidate prepare well for a job interview.
Dealing with Office Politics
Knowing the cause of office politics and how to alleviate them will make any workplace a more pleasant place.
Retiring no Longer Means Not Working
Much has been said about the impact Baby Boomers have had on American society. And now, as they reach their golden years, they may change the way retirement looks.
How to Organize a Staff Memorial Service
Guidelines and ideas for a short staff memorial service can honor a deceased co-worker and give the whole staff an opportunity to grieve and heal the loss.

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