By Scot Herrick | Job Performance
When you think of feedback in the workplace, you’re likely to picture receiving advice, criticism or praise from your manager. However, it is not always a one way street. Several situations may occur that will require you to provide feedback to your coworkers or even your boss. Although it might not be an easy task, […]
By Scot Herrick | Job Search
If employed or not, unless you legitimately have this attitude toward your job search — you have great qualifications, deserve work that feeds your career and won’t settle — you’ll never get the employment security you deserve. You’ll need the qualifications, the job performance, networking skills, job search skills and financial muscle in the bank […]
By Scot Herrick | Cube Rules Commentary
Career management is boring. Seriously, for as much written about career management, people don’t act on the writing. You might read about career management, but when was the last time you did anything more than think about your career? Jobs, however, you will act on. You go to work, plow (or plod) through the day, […]
By Scot Herrick | Job Skills
Most e-mail articles tell you to sit down and go through your e-mail several times a day. But, not every five minutes. That little pop-up message, though, telling you that another e-mail has come in (begging you to read it) is too often too tempting to ignore. Especially ignore for a while. Like anything more […]