Monthly Archives: January 2009

Working From Home: Dealing With Noise and Distractions

For people who work at home, those pesky people who live in your house can be a major distraction. Here’s how to deal with the noise and still get work done.

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Working From Home: Is Your Workplace Suitable?

The desire to escape the rat race is escalating. For many of us home working is not only a matter of personal fulfilment but also necessity. For working mothers, people with disabilities and self-employed persons unable to afford rented premises, … Continue reading

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Working From Home: Do You Have What It Takes?

For family reasons, personal satisfaction and economy, working from home is an attractive option. On various practical grounds, home working is not suitable for everyone. For example, a suitable workspace is important, but can often be created if existing arrangements … Continue reading

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Derailed by a Deadwood Boss

Slaving Under a Shaky Supervisor Unless he owns the company, a bad boss is probably living on borrowed time. Do you have a bad boss? Do you pour on your best effort every day for a weasel, a wannabee, or … Continue reading

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Stalking Employment for the Weary Job Hunter

Many who find themselves in the ranks of the newly unemployed devote a great deal of time to reading articles titled “How to Find a Job”, or something depressingly similar. With only a moderate investment of effort, one will come … Continue reading

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