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How Stress is Hurting Your Career

Let's Grow Leaders

You know stress is bad for your health. But what about your career? It’s sad to watch a passionate, hard-working leader shoot themselves in the foot with a stressful reaction. Don’t let stress destroy hard work or sabotage your progress. Related Stories Information Underload: What Are You Missing?

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Navigating Office Politics: Building a Successful Career Through Savvy Behaviors.

Rich Gee Group

However, another side to this coin is one where "good political behavior" can propel your career forward. Conflict and Stress : Office politics can lead to conflicts and heightened stress levels as individuals compete for recognition or resources. In contrast, "bad political behavior" can be detrimental.

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Put On Your Big-Boy Pants: Navigating Your Career with Grit and Grace.

Rich Gee Group

In the journey of your career, the phrase "Put on your big-boy pants" (or big-girl pants) is more than just a call to maturity; it's an invitation to step into the realm of personal growth and professional excellence. Let's break it down: Pushing Yourself Beyond Comfort Why It's Crucial : Comfort zones are career stagnation in disguise.

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Appealing Career Paths When Pursuing an MBA in Supply Chain Management

Strategy Driven

Students can choose various career paths when pursuing an MBA in supply chain management. The right career path for you may depend on your specific interests and background. However, these options are a good start to understanding what kind of career you’d like to pursue.

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Burnout Affects One’s Career Progression

The Horizons Tracker

Harming career prospects Employees with a history of burnout had the lowest chances for promotion, while those with no employment interruptions had the best prospects. “Moreover, our data suggest that a history of burnout had the largest impact of all information provided on our promotion candidates.

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More Automation is Coming! Bulletproof Your Career

Great Leadership By Dan

To stay relevant in the workplace we will need to “rewire” our brains in order to: · - Seek out novelty not primarily confirmation, affirmation, and cohesiveness: · - Actively seek out disconfirming information that challenges our beliefs; · - Ask questions that lead to exploration and discovery (e.g.,

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Lionizing Veterans Hurts Their Career Prospects

The Horizons Tracker

. “If you’re a veteran, everyone assumes that you’ve been in combat or shot people or you have post-traumatic stress disorder,” the researchers explain. For instance, in one experiment participants were asked to rank careers based on how selfish they believe the typical person working in that field was.

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