Working for a bad (or even toxic) boss? Use this simple action-plan to take control & address the challenges you're facing with them.
Mike Stevenson
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Working for a bad (or even toxic) boss? Use this simple action-plan to take control & address the challenges you're facing with them.
Everyone feels bored at work from time to time, but there are many strategies to make your working life more engaging.
In his book, 'The Second Curve', Charles Handy points out the increasing extent to which we must be responsible for our own careers.
In recent years there have been plenty of career-minded people coming to the UK from the continent to find good jobs.
Do you ever get the feeling that your talents are being wasted in your current job?
Is your boss creating a toxic workplace & culture of fear? Here are 8 behaviours to look for to identify a bad boss or difficult manager.
People struggle, working evenings and weekends simply to keep afloat. And still the work piles up.
This isn’t the 20th century any more. A seamless career path like James’s or Melissa’s is no longer the norm.
What you need is the reassurance of a support network more relevant to your situation than the local mother-and-baby group.
A career break is when you take time away from work. Here's some expert advice for planning a break, and returning to work after.
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