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Tuesday, March 11
Fred Harteis News Articles- Worst Things To Say At Work
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maba
on Tue 11 Mar 2008 06:59 PM PDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - Experience has taught you just how much trouble you can get into with a few words. When it comes to the workplace, however, you might not realize there are plenty of things you can say to damage your work relationships or even your own career. An off-the-cuff remark that you think went unnoticed, for example, might be the first thing your boss remembers when he thinks about you. "That's ... more » Friday, March 7
Fred Harteis News Articles - Profit in 2008: Your job
by
maba
on Fri 07 Mar 2008 07:44 PM PST
Fred Harteis News Articles - Expect to work harder for your money, but your job should be safe (unless you work in a vulnerable industry, like housing or autos). Raise your profile High-performing workers will snag raises of 5.7% or higher in 2008 vs. 3.8% for the average employee, according to Mercer Human Resource Consulting. Whatever extra money is available will be largely tied to bonuses and other types of incentive pay, according ... more » Wednesday, March 5
Fred Harteis News Articles- 8 smart personal finance moves in '08
by
maba
on Wed 05 Mar 2008 08:00 PM PST
Fred Harteis News Articles - A new year gives you the chance to start fresh with goals and plans for the coming 12 months. It's a time to take stock of the past year.
8 personal finance moves 1. Define or refine your life goals 2. Put together a spending plan 3. Establish an emergency plan 4. Manage your credit 5. Review and rebalance your portfolio... more » Monday, March 3
Harteis Deimler News Articles - You're only as good as Google says you are
by
maba
on Mon 03 Mar 2008 08:00 PM PST
Fred Harteis News Articles - Who's Scott Burkett? A small-time actor; a family lawyer; a techie at the But if you Google "Scott Burkett," eight of the top 10 results, and most of the next 20, point to the 38-year-old chief executive of PlayMotion, a small video-game company. That's no coincidence. Over the past decade, video-game Scott has carefully nurtured his digital dossier. Why bother? "Everyone is ... more » |
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