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8 Reasons Why You Should Recruit Recent College Graduates

Strategy Driven

And they tend to set high career goals. Are you looking for an employee, who will be able to travel a lot? As you know, most young people like to travel, so they will be happy to accept your job offer. As you know, most young people like to travel, so they will be happy to accept your job offer. or work on weekends.

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What to Do When You Hate Your Job? We Can Tell You What We’d Do

HR Digest

Improving time management, rescheduling tasks, finishing similar assignments together, setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound) goals, etc. Additional Training Do you hate your job because of the new policies or technologies that you are unfamiliar with are constantly introduced?

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Take a Deep Dive into These Career Goals Examples with Us

HR Digest

Earning stacks of money, starting a family, and going on expensive vacations are goals that we can all probably relate to but they are not the right answer when asked about career goal examples. Professional development goals are an entirely separate category of aspirations and they need to be prioritized if you aim to succeed in them.

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Healthy Habits Of Successful Leaders – An Expert Roundup

Joseph Lalonde

It’s harder when I travel, but I’m getting creative when I have to dine out, and I know what foods are good for me, and which ones I need to avoid. Lastly, I do not forget to take care of myself by exercising and traveling. I have found that with self-awareness comes clarity about my goals and vision for my life.

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The Case for the 6-Hour Workday

Harvard Business Review

The relentless pursuit of “inbox zero,” a badge of honor in most workplaces, but a symbol of proficiency at putting other people’s goals ahead of one’s own. Traveling, often long-distance, to meet people face-to-face, when a phone call would suffice. How to Foster a Shorter, More Productive Workday.

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Are Chore Wars at Home Holding You Back at Work?

Harvard Business Review

Jane is a marketing director at a technology firm, where she manages a small team, works late, and travels once per quarter. Reluctance to delegate. We all know people who struggle to delegate , but we rarely find it easy to recognize this trait in ourselves. I’ve changed their names and some details.)

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How to Be a Family-Friendly Boss

Harvard Business Review

His career has always been demanding- long hours, lots of travel, ultra-high performance standards (which he always has met or exceeded). With today’s information technology, more and more work can be done in places other than the office and at times outside of traditional business hours. This is particularly true of knowledge work.