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Casual Articles - Work Life Balance, and How to Get There As Your Own Boss
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Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was lik
Are you looking for a clear definition of corporate culture? You have come to the right place!I have developed a definition of corporate culture after nearly 20 years of working with organizations and viewing them from the perspective of a cultural anthropologist as well as a strategy consultant with an MBA in finance.The easiest way to think of corporate culture is that it is an energy field that determines how people think, act, and view the world around them. I often compare culture to e
But I have to remind myself how I felt at the time.
The mornings were the worst. I had to leave earlier and earlier to get to work on time with all the traffic. Each morning an epic battle was waged just to get out of bed. On one side was my sense of obligation; on the other was the snooze button on my alarm clock.
I remember absolutely HATING my alarm clock with a passion. I felt guilty every time I pushed that snooze button, like I was had just gone to a crack dealer. I could get one more hit, just 10 more minutes, and it would feel so great. But at the same time I knew I shouldn't!
I'd run out of the house bleary eyed and half awake. Some days I'd even have enough time to grab a piece of burnt toast on my way out.
All morning I'd sip on bad coffee to try and stay alert, but it would only make me jittery and remind me of how hungry I was (having missed breakfast!).
Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was like
A job interview is not as difficult as a beginner may anticipate. It is common to be nervous to begin with but the interviewer will save the tough interview questions for the middle or end of the actual interview. They do not begin the interview with these questions because they want you to have the opportunity to relax a little bit so that you are able to produce well thought out answers. Remember that the interviewer "puts his pants on one leg at a time, just like you", so be relaxed.Tough inter
I remember absolutely HATING my alarm clock with a passion. I felt guilty every time I pushed that snooze button, like I was had just gone to a crack dealer. I could get one more hit, just 10 more minutes, and it would feel so great. But at the same time I knew I shouldn't!
I'd run out of the house bleary eyed and half awake. Some days I'd even have enough time to grab a piece of burnt toast on my way out.
All morning I'd sip on bad coffee to try and stay alert, but it would only make me jittery and remind me of how hungry I was (having missed breakfast!).
Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was lik
So, you think it is time for a career change? Follow our nine step career change plan and you’ll be well on the way to a more enriching life! Many people are unhappy in their jobs, but you have made the big decision to change your career. So let’s examine some of the reasons you might have decided that a career change is for you. Perhaps you are looking for a career with a higher salary? Or looking for a career that allows for a better work life balance? You might have become
I'd run out of the house bleary eyed and half awake. Some days I'd even have enough time to grab a piece of burnt toast on my way out.
All morning I'd sip on bad coffee to try and stay alert, but it would only make me jittery and remind me of how hungry I was (having missed breakfast!).
Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was lik
In a time of economic downturn, international turmoil, company restructuring and corporate mergers run amok, thousands of people are either out of work or fearful of losing their jobs.Is there, then, such a thing as job security?No job, in itself, is totally secure. Governments cut back, unions have periods when they have no work available for their members, directors and CEOs are forced out, self-employment ventures fail. Even the most coveted and powerful position in the world, the Presid
All morning I'd sip on bad coffee to try and stay alert, but it would only make me jittery and remind me of how hungry I was (having missed breakfast!).
Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was lik
Anyone who watches or reads the news today hears about how the sourcing of materials from overseas, particularly from Asia, has impacted the amount of manufacturing jobs available in America. What manufacturing insiders worry about the most when it comes to sourcing from overseas is more closely related to inventory levels. While purchasing material overseas may bring a company advantages in terms of lower prices, the negative impact is the growth of inventory carried on the balance sheet. For large manu
Finally, when lunch would role around, I'd be famished and would run to the nearest food court to gorge myself. I certainly didn't eat the best food in those days. I'd eat junk food to feel better. It was like self-medication to make the day less stressful!
After a big lunch of course, an afternoon nap would have been perfect. My eyelids felt like they weighed 100 lbs a piece some days!
But I didn't dare rest my eyes for a moment, under constant fear that my boss would walk by and catch me!
Finally the end of the day would arrive and I'd make my way toward home (even though I'd been at work far longer than 8 hours). I didn't have the energy to cook anything at home, so it was fast food again for dinner. I would collapse on the couch, and try to quiet my mind staring at the TV.
Going to the gym was out of the question by that time, and the day would come to a close, doomed to repeat itself again!
A better way...
Fast forward to today: I don't have an alarm clock.
I get plenty of sleep and wake up most days around 9:30 or 10 AM (while most employees have already been working for 2 hours!). I don't have any commute and I never sit in rush hour traffic. I
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