Desiree Roger’s impressive resume includes high profile roles at the Illinois State Lottery, Peoples Energy (a large Chicago gas company), and the White House. In her current role as CEO of Johnson Publishing, she shared with us her thoughts about leadership.
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In our previous post, we covered how to go about the difficult task of quitting your job. We shared how you should make sure resigning is a logical choice instead of a purely emotional one. Also, we explained the importance of transferring your personal items out of the office before notifying your supervisor of your intention to leave the company. Finally, we described why you should continue networking until your last day at work. In this post, we’ll share tips about how to deal with issues that may occur as you remove yourself from your company.
Despite continuing problems with the global economy, many workers are considering resigning from their jobs. This is often due to multiple factors from low morale to exploring entrepreneurial endeavors. I’ll cover how to resign from your job in a way that doesn’t burn bridges. This is the first post in a two-part series.
Few people enjoy business meetings, and most of us spend more than half our working day in one meeting after another. However, there are iPhone apps that can make those meetings a little more tolerable and a lot more productive. Some could possibly add a bit of clandestine fun. The following five iPhone apps can help fight the general feelings of malaise that a meeting can invoke.
Location based services like Foursquare and Gowalla are incredibly popular, but users can put themselves in danger if they don’t follow simple safety rules. As previously reported on this site, you already leave a detailed digital trail. However, you can do a lot to protect the information that is often voluntarily given up when using location based services. This article will cover a few tips for keeping yourself safe.
