As we've previously discussed going to lunch with the boss, I thought it appropriate to discuss lunching with co-workers. Personally, I prefer one on one co-worker lunches. It's less intimidating and there's no question of does John get along with Jane or vice-versa. Initially, I don't really mention anything about the office. I use the … Continue reading The Co-Worker Lunch
Spelling and Grammar Mistakes
To tell someone about a grammar or spelling error or not to tell, is one tough question with no right or wrong answer. I’ve found it all depends on your personal relationship with the person and whether or not you think they would take it personally. For some, having these mistakes pointed out is akin … Continue reading Spelling and Grammar Mistakes
Does Anyone Read an Entire E-mail Anymore?
I’m pretty frustrated with e-mail lately. I’ve run into countless times with co-workers and supposed customer service people, who either did not bother to read the entire e-mail I sent, or just completely ignored what I wrote in the first place. To be fair, an e-mail I recently sent to the entire office contained 361 … Continue reading Does Anyone Read an Entire E-mail Anymore?
Backup Plans are Vital in Life and in the Office
I've found contingency plans to be vital when planning an event, trying to foretell the future and just in life in general. As I indicated in a previous post (here), our office is holding two food related fundraising events this week. I've learned more about how to estimate the amount of food 25 people will … Continue reading Backup Plans are Vital in Life and in the Office
My Thought’s on CNN’s: Twitter can give edge to job seekers
I'm not sure how I feel about CNN telling everyone how to use Twitter to get a job (article here). Without a community to engage I can't see it working. While the general overall advice is very sound (I checked with those who speak on such things) and I agree with the points, I am … Continue reading My Thought’s on CNN’s: Twitter can give edge to job seekers