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Casual Articles - 8 Dumb Things to NOT DO on the Job During the Holidays
Why should a consultant form an alliance of experts?Most consultants are solo operators and have an expert skill set in one area. This is good when your services are in demand. But what happens when your services aren’t quite what the client wants? You could give recommendations of someone else to do the job but giving a name and le
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on y
Improv comedy is a form of theater where a group of performers take the stage with nothing prepared in advance and use audience suggestions to instantly create comedy. If you've ever seen the TV show, 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' you've seen improv comedy. Improv is fast, funny, and quite often ridiculous.The first reaction people ha
1. Shop online: this might be the biggest temptation of them all. Maybe you have a much faster connection at work than at home and figure you’ll get your shopping done so much more quickly if you sneak it in between small projects or meetings at work. Don’t do it!
2. Catch up with old friends via email or phone: probably the next biggest temptation you’ll have. You may feel that it’s a terrific use of quiet downtime at the office plus, hey, the calls are free! But these days many, if not most, employers are monitoring all your calls and emails in one way or another. Don’t do it!
3. Compose your family’s annual letter: besides the fact that you’d be putting personal details of your life on your employer’s system, how clearly can you really think about what you’ve been up to off-the-job, anyway? Don’t do it!
4. Post family pictures online: with what people do to photographs these days and then plaster them all over the internet, you don’t want your personal pictures on your employer’s computer. Don’t do it!
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on yo
AdSense is an advertising program that is run by Google. It is a great way to make money with your site, probably one of the best. Unlike affiliate programs, which require people to sign up and pay money to that site for you to get paid, Google AdSense only requires users to click the ads for you to get money. Plus, the ads are relevant to
1. Shop online: this might be the biggest temptation of them all. Maybe you have a much faster connection at work than at home and figure you’ll get your shopping done so much more quickly if you sneak it in between small projects or meetings at work. Don’t do it!
2. Catch up with old friends via email or phone: probably the next biggest temptation you’ll have. You may feel that it’s a terrific use of quiet downtime at the office plus, hey, the calls are free! But these days many, if not most, employers are monitoring all your calls and emails in one way or another. Don’t do it!
3. Compose your family’s annual letter: besides the fact that you’d be putting personal details of your life on your employer’s system, how clearly can you really think about what you’ve been up to off-the-job, anyway? Don’t do it!
4. Post family pictures online: with what people do to photographs these days and then plaster them all over the internet, you don’t want your personal pictures on your employer’s computer. Don’t do it!
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on y
All businesses should volunteer to help out in the community especially to help youth organizations. But what happens when you help a youth organization like the Boy Scouts and find that it is not politically correct? What happens when the Gay and Lesbian Community or a fringe within their community threatens to boycott your company?
2. Catch up with old friends via email or phone: probably the next biggest temptation you’ll have. You may feel that it’s a terrific use of quiet downtime at the office plus, hey, the calls are free! But these days many, if not most, employers are monitoring all your calls and emails in one way or another. Don’t do it!
3. Compose your family’s annual letter: besides the fact that you’d be putting personal details of your life on your employer’s system, how clearly can you really think about what you’ve been up to off-the-job, anyway? Don’t do it!
4. Post family pictures online: with what people do to photographs these days and then plaster them all over the internet, you don’t want your personal pictures on your employer’s computer. Don’t do it!
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on y
Have you thought about your logo colors and what they stand for? If you're like most people, the answer is no. Many people simply choose colors that they like, or colors that feel good. One CEO I know likes his designers to use the colors of his alma mater in the designs he was given. But colors have meaning and choosing the right colors f
3. Compose your family’s annual letter: besides the fact that you’d be putting personal details of your life on your employer’s system, how clearly can you really think about what you’ve been up to off-the-job, anyway? Don’t do it!
4. Post family pictures online: with what people do to photographs these days and then plaster them all over the internet, you don’t want your personal pictures on your employer’s computer. Don’t do it!
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on y
The company’s establishment is partly supported by consultants related to business, technologies and human resources. HR resources issues are very critical when the company needs a huge numbers of candidates who are efficient and fit the business. They need highly professional candidates for various levels. The ever expanding market here h
5. Rework family pix in a photo editor: again, you don’t want your personal pictures on your employer’s computer…you may not be the only one who wants to ‘re-touch’ and use them. Don’t do it!
6. Catch up on your reading (books, emails, blogs):. it might make you appear legitimately ‘busy’ but face it, you’re not as sneaky as you think. Don’t do it!
7. List the gifts you don’t want for sale on ebay or craigslist: did you get a bunch of gifts you’re not thrilled with and can’t return them to the stores? Ebay and craigslist are great places to list items for sale, and that fast connection you’ve got at work might make the work go faster, but… Don’t do it!
8. Post to your favorite blogs: blogs are wonderful reading and it’s fun to post your own opinions, stories, or recommendations, but… Don’t do it! (wait until you get home to add your own post to the new blog: The Dumbest Thing I Ever Did…! Find it at http://DumbestThing.com)
Be thankful this holiday that you’ve got a job, and make sure you keep it through the new year by resisting the temptation to make your office just another home away from home. You and your boss will be happy you did!
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