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I believe in jobs that have good salaries, bonuses, and benefits. But I also believe that every jobs ends. And when that job ends, you need to

In my interview the other day on Vocate, the first question I was asked was “What are the most important lessons you’ve had to learn

I was fortunate to be able to provide some of the Cubicle Warrior perspective on jobs, interviews, and careers over at Vocate. It’s a

Most people would not have noticed because they were looking somewhere in the past where a thousand articles have been published, but since May,

While there are many reasons employees voluntarily leave their positions — and companies are looking at those reasons plus other life events

I always like the “break the rules” posts about your career. What they require is that you have enough confidence in yourself about

The information in this infographic is, no doubt, oriented to students in a classroom taking notes. When I looked at it, though, I thought it

Take a survey of remote workers. Compare it to a survey of 200,000 office workers. See what it says. That’s the idea behind TINYpulse,

For many years, I wrote about the x number of actions based on the years in the new year. But 17 actions to take seems a bit much, even for the

I’ll bet each of these positions have their own level of stress. If any of you out there are in this kind of position, I’d love to

There are hints. And rumors. And some facts about what is happening at your company. Stuff that will impact your job one way or the other. It’s

You know that sinking feeling when your hard drive starts acting up? First, you sort of ignore it. Then it gets serious enough to run diagnostics

Infographic Credit: Headway Capital

What’s a manager to do? As it relates to Cubicle Warriors, it seems to me the answers are straightforward: Understand the Cubicle Warrior’s

  This infographic was created by Vera Marie Reed. Vera is freelance writer living in Glendale, California. This mother of two specializes

The surprise announcement of Microsoft purchasing LinkedIn is being praised by a lot of pundits as an excellent strategic choice for Microsoft’s

We’ve talked about how the commute isn’t healthy for you, different ways you can hack your commute, and finally, the most walkable

When you know you’re bound to spend most of your workday in a cubicle parked in front of a computer or on the phone, it can be key to spice

  Commuting almost certainly wouldn’t make it onto a list of favorite daily tasks, and studies show it’s responsible for many ailments.

Another reason to search for jobs where you can work from home at least part of the time…Scot   For many Americans, commuting to and