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How do I approach my boss to discuss a raise?

Dear Office-Politics, I've been with my current company for exactly a year yesterday. During my tenure, I believe I've proved myself to be intelligent, capable and trustworthy. My current position is an analyst, but I do so much more than that of an "analyst". My boss, increasingly gives me ...

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Bosses act like I don’t have a life outside of work

Dear Office-Politics I work for a privately owned U.S. jail and recently we have been running into some obstacles and everyone is overly stressed. We have recently had a major change in bosses (wardens and upper management) and building schedules. We have been asked to work overtime almost everyday ...

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How do I get my loudmouth coworkers to be quiet?

Dear Office Politics, I work as a Graphic Designer and while I love my job, I hate my work environment. I occupy a cubicle at the back of a large area and my problem is the people all the way on the other side of the room. They scream constantly and ...

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Bullies Take Toll On Bottom Line

BY JOHN A. CHALLENGER With policies firmly in place to address sexual harassment and discrimination, the next big initiative among the nation's employers could be to root out workplace bullies - a widespread problem that is affecting companies' bottom lines through lost productivity, low morale, legal costs, and, according to a ...

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My Fortune in a Fast Food Job

Dear Office-Politics, I have just started a brand new job - in the fast food industry - so new, in fact, I have have only been on the job for the equivalent of 3 days - 11 hours computer training and 12 hours practical training on food prep, beverage prep, cash, ...

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19 senior people to be cut or demoted

Bob Prosen is the author of Kiss Theory Goodbye and President and CEO of The Prosen Center for Business Advancement whose mission is to help business leaders rapidly increase performance, productivity and profits. He has been successfully teaching top business leaders how to apply his Five Attributes of Highly Profitable ...

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Dan Pink on the last career guide you’ll ever need

OfficePolitics.com Interview with best-selling author Dan Pink Franke James, OfficePolitics.com Editor, interviewed Dan Pink, author of The Adventures of Johnny Bunko. We also enlisted Johnny Bunko's kick-ass-career-counselor, Diana, to bestow her wisdom on an Office-Politics reader's dilemma. Read the letter here. Franke James, OP: 'The Adventures of Johnny Bunko' trashes the 'career ...

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