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Networking After You've Crossed Fifty

As someone who has crossed fifty, the rules of networking may not be completely different for you than they are for everyone else, but there is no doubt that some tweaking is required. Monster suggests some tips.

How Introverts Can Network

The percentage of employees that believe networking helped them land their jobs is very high. So networking is an established vital tool in job searching.

Network Like A Pro At A Conference

Conferences are, in essence, a gigantic networking opportunity. You’ve got a huge number of important or potentially important people under the same roof, with a common goal: getting to know each other and forming mutually beneficial relationships. But if you’re not a natural at this, worry not. Monster suggests some tips to work a conference to your networking advantage.

Creative Excuses People Give For When They Are Late To Work

Epic fail excuses that real people have given for when they get late to work.

How You Could Be Self-Destructing Your Own Career

It would shock you (or perhaps it would not!) how easy it is to sabotage your own career unintentionally. Make one indiscreet comment on social media or one careless remark about someone important and you’ll be labeled as unstable or unprofessional. Monster helps you identify the biggest ways we are all at risk of self-destruction where our careers are concerned.

Ways To Get Ahead Of Your Colleagues In A Competitive Environment

Working in a cutthroat competitive environment is very rewarding and definitely has its perks, but it can also be very stressful. The pressure of staying on top of your game is ever-present, so Monster gives you some tips to make sure you don’t fall behind.

Signs That Your Colleagues Really Don't Like You

It’s not always easy to tell that people don’t like you, especially at work when ethic requires them to be professional, and moreover, if they work under you. So do your co-workers think you are a jerk? Find out if most or all of these signs by Monster apply to you and you will know if that is the case.

More Red Flags That Say You Might Be About To Get Fired!

Getting fired is bad. But being caught by surprise by being fired is even worse. Many a time, you know you are getting fired when you’re actually getting fired, but Monster talks about potential red flags that could possibly signify that the end is near.

More People At Work You Should Avoid Like The Plague

Good work relations are imperative, and making enemies is never wise. That being said, do not forget that some people will not go down alone but take you down with them should you be within grasping reach. Monster helps you identify some more people at work you should avoid.

Earn Points With Your Boss By Using These Magic Phrases

Magic is not real, but magic words are. They exist in relationships of all kinds, and they do in work places, too. More specifically, Monster helps you figure out some magic words that might earn you points with the boss.

How Do Deal With A Boss Who Is Doing Something Illegal

Discovering that your boss is into shady stuff is everyone’s worst nightmare. So what should you do when that happens? Monster gives some pointers on how to deal with a situation like this.

Avoid These People At Work

While it is true that your work relationships should be good enough to ask for favors when you need them, there are some characters that will only bring you and the quality of your work down. They’re reckless, and they will take you down with them. Monster helps you identify them.

Things Your Boss Wants To Hear

Magic words, especially at work, aren’t only just restricted to being polite. There are things your boss wants to hear, and Monster helps you identify what they are.

These Work Problems Aren't Really Problems You Should Worry About

Unnecessary worries take up most of our lives. With real worries in life, why add more, especially work-related ones? People have a limited amount of energy and brainspace and there is only a limited amount of mental strain a person can take. Identify these non-problems that you think are problems at work, says Monster, and stop worrying about them.

Is Your Job At Risk? Here's How You Can Tell

Most times you are fired, you don’t see it coming: this is just the sad truth of being fired. However, it is not impossible to spot it before it is too late so that you can make backup arrangements – or find a new job if it comes to that. Monster helps you identify some red flags.

How To Control The Damage When You've Made A Mistake At Work

Humans err. But some mistakes have bigger consequences than others, and this is especially true of work. Take Monster’s advice on how to do damage control when you’ve just had an Oops! moment at work.

How Do You Know You're Stuck In One Place In Your Career?

A Gallup Poll revealed that only 32% of U.S. employees said they were actively engaged in their jobs. But how do you know whether you’re just experiencing a lull in your work, or if your career really is stuck bad enough to be called a stagnation? Monster helps you tell the difference.

Most Regretted Jobs Of All Time - Part 2

There isn’t a science to the kind of jobs people regret most, since everyone is different. However, as subjective as the topic is, trends and patterns can still be identified. Monster has found these two more jobs to be among the most regretted ones.

How You Should You Act When You Get Promoted Over Your Friends?

When you’ve suddenly been made boss, it means your employees are your former friends: people who you had a friendly, venting relationship with. Monster suggests things you should do to maintain professionalism and make sure you are a successful leader.

Appropriate Time Frame To Stay At A Job: What Is Not Too Much But Not Too Less?

Changing jobs too often is a red flag many employees, hiring managers and recruiters keep a sharp eye out for.

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