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Whose Line Is it Anyway - Thought Thievery in the Workplace
Have you been a victim of thought thievery in the workplace? You're sitting in a meeting and the next thing you know someone is taking the credit for your idea! Discover a mind, body and spirit solution to managing this situation.____________________________________________________________________________________I’ve been robbed twice in one week!The fi

of it getting here.

Another grimace. (The sort that suggested it was all my fault).

I was so-o-o-o-o-o disappointed. I had made up my mind; wasn’t even going to get another quote. Just get them out, see what they thought, and get on with it. They were ‘the one’.

Most first dates which start poorly end poorly, and alas this was one of them.

This was obvious to my guy’s boss so h

Online Job Search – Good Manners Get You Hired Fast
Certain digital protocols influence the outcome of a modern job search. Since the exchange of vital hiring information is often performed using online and other digital communication devices, it’s more important today than ever before that a serious job seeker use good digital manners – known as ‘netiquette’ – to adhere to the norms of courtesy that have become expected by

One day, I made an appointment to get a quote from an IT company on setting up a new office. We agreed on 3pm on-site one day the following week. Excellent! I had shortlisted some likely suspects and emailed and telephoned three companies to see if there was ‘a fit’.

This is a lot more work than I usually do to procure a service or buy a product. I’m a see the house one day, buy it the next kind of girl.

But IT is serious.

Having reliable equipment connections and virtual back-up is to business what breathing is to bodies.

And it’s expensive, temperamental and the people you pay to help you with it speak another language.

Talk of setting up a new network and decisions between wireless and wired causes me as much stress as choosing the right outfit to make just the right impression.

Anyway, my research suggested that I had found ‘the one’ and I anticipated our meeting like the first date it was.

I also very neatly set up my day’s appointments around that 3 o’clock commitment and scheduled half an hour for my first tryst with the IT guy.

At 3.10 he was not here. So I called to make sure there wasn’t a problem.

His boss told me he had been ‘meaning’ to call me for 15 minutes but had been too busy, but my guy was well on his way. ‘Be there soon’.

And he was 15 minutes later at 3.25, five minutes before I was scheduled to leave.

He scowled at me when I said he had five minutes only, as I had to go. Couldn’t believe it! I explained that he did have 30 minutes for his ‘everything’s going to be wonderful’ seduction but he had spent most of it getting here.

Another grimace. (The sort that suggested it was all my fault).

I was so-o-o-o-o-o disappointed. I had made up my mind; wasn’t even going to get another quote. Just get them out, see what they thought, and get on with it. They were ‘the one’.

Most first dates which start poorly end poorly, and alas this was one of them.

This was obvious to my guy’s boss so h

Are You Eking Out a Living, and Can't Get What You Want from a Job?
Many people are working at jobs they don't want and they hate to go there every day. Are you one of them?Let's start by examining how you got into this kind of "pickle" to begin with. Did you take this job be- cause you thought you couldn't find anything else? Did someone you are close to, tell you to take it even if you didn't want to? Were you in panic be-

of girl.