Are you suffering from digital dependency?
The term digital dependency is becoming increasingly driven and powered by technology as people use it almost everywhere in both personal and professional lives. Advances
Tag: Self-Improvement
Tips on how to read body language in the workplace
At times, navigating workplace dynamics can feel a bit like playing that old “Frogger” video game: You dodge one of many dicey workplace topics only
Don’t ditch your desk calendar: The benefits of handwriting events and tasks
Even with hundreds of available apps to help organize your life, a paper desk calendar may be just what you need to stay on top
Five networking groups to join in your community
Despite the technology and gadgets that we have available to us today, there is still nothing quite like connecting with others in person. Surrounding yourself
15 smart ways to manage your crazy work schedule
Today’s professionals are busier than ever, despite the many tech tools now available to automate activities. As technology has made things easier, it has also
How to develop administrative assistant skills
If you’re applying for administrative assistant jobs, you’ve got a fair bit of competition. According to inc.com, every corporate job opening attracts 250 resumes. Out
How to increase your typing speed
If there’s one thing that’s really frustrating, it’s being a slow typist. I know what it’s like to be the person embarrassed because the world
How to turn a temporary contract into permanent employee status
Congratulations! You got the job! It’s the one you’ve been waiting for, the one you’ve always wanted, and the one you worked so hard to
How to start a corporate philanthropy program
Corporate giving is on the rise—and that’s good news both for nonprofits and the businesses that help sustain them. From 2014 to 2015, businesses’ philanthropic
Create a family command center that won’t let anything slip through the cracks
Do you want to reduce your family’s stress load and improve your health? Get control of your clutter. Clutter takes a big toll on mental