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Poll: Reporting Fudged Credentials?
Today's poll deals with something most everyone will face at some point in their career: whether to report a colleague after you come across some damaging information about their history. Your Dilemma: You have long wondered how one of your colleagues, whom you view as being less...
Tags: Management, Leadership, Business Ethics, Colleague, Ethics, William Baker
Blog posts 2008-04-25
Apology To Colleague For Missing Meeting: Request To Delineate Results
Use this template to express apology to colleagues for you were not present for the meeting with customers because of few unavoidable reasons and to ask about how the meeting went or the key points of meeting.
Tags: Apology, Colleague, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Thanks To Colleague For Attending Meeting With Customer
Use this template to express thanks to your colleague for attending the meeting with customer and to appreciate his/her helping nature.
Tags: Colleague, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Apology For Missing Appointment With Customer: Colleagues Able To Attend
Use this template to express apology to customers for you were not present for the meeting because of few unavoidable reasons, and to inform that your colleagues were able to present the proposal and you are fully up-to-date about the matters.
Tags: Apology, Colleague, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Acknowledgment Of Receipt Of Application: Referred To Colleague For Response
This template is used to inform the applicant that you have received the resume and passed it to your colleague who will be review the resume and get in touch with the applicant shortly.
Tags: Applicant, Colleague, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Understanding the Characteristics of Workplace Bullying
The personal and emotional effects of workplace bullying can make it difficult for you, as an employer, to remain impartial. It's especially difficult to be objective when you've received conflicting accounts of an incident from various colleagues.It is therefore important to understand exactly what issues, actions, and incidents constitute workplace...
Tags: Workplace, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Harassment, Colleague, Bullying Incidents, Gender And Diversity, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-12-17
Sharing Your Time-Management Skills
Talk through the principles of dividing work in to A-, B-, and C-tasks and allocating a set number of each to do every day. Use examples from your colleagues' workload. Ask your colleagues to keep a time log, then review and analyze it with them to discover their various working...
Tags: Colleague, Lay Networks
White papers 2007-12-01
2 Parts Enlightenment, 1 Part Truth, And A Smidge Of Creation
A colleague is preparing a competitive defense strategy, and talked to my team recently about what to do to prepare. We helped him in terms of process steps: the need to build a common data set, do some role playing that will break traditional roles people already serve in the...
Tags: Management, Strategy, Colleague
White papers 2007-12-01
Understanding the Reasons for Workplace Bullying
There are many different issues that motivate bullies to abuse their victims. Although tactics may vary from person to person, bullies share common psychological characteristics that cause them to behave badly toward their colleagues.Understanding what incites a bully’s behavior may help you deal with it in your workplace more effectively....
Tags: Workplace, Victim, Colleague, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-11-13
Conducting a 360-degree Appraisal
A 360-degree appraisal surveys and collects the views of all the appraised employee’s colleagues, including the manager, peers, direct reports, and, on occasion, clients. Additionally, the employee will generally rate himself, so that his views of how he impacts his colleagues can be added to the mix.There is no absolute...
Tags: competence, virtual team, team, environment, agent, job, performance, Perception, Performance Management, Feedback, Data, 360-degree, Survey, BNET Editorial, Appraisal, 360-degree Appraisal, Colleague, Workforce Management, Human Resources
Articles 2007-09-28
How to Win at Office Politics
Like it or not, every workplace is a political environment. But operating effectively within it doesn’t have to mean sucking up, lying, or slinging dirt. In its purest form, office politics is simply about getting from here to there: securing a promotion, seeing an idea come to fruition, or gaining...
Tags: Crash Course, Teamwork, Team, Career, Kelly Pate Dwyer, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Gender And Diversity, Job, Workplace, Goal, Office Politics, Professional Development, Harassment, Recruitment & Selection, Murphy, Colleague, Chances, Coworker
Articles 2007-07-02
Poll: Is Seniority Above Review?
You've recently been hired at a new company, and part of your job involves reviewing reports written by your fellow colleagues for accuracy. A colleague higher in rank and well-liked by your superiors refuses to comply when you request her materials, claiming she's been at the company long enough that...
Tags: Where's The Line?, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Recruitment & Selection, E-mail, Colleague, Online Communications
Blog posts 2007-01-03
SCORE Helps Publisher Make The Right Pitch To Planners In Burlington, VT
Until 1991, there was no way for citizen planners to learn from each other's experiences and improve the quality of both their work and their meetings. That's when Wayne Senville launched a quarterly publication called Planning Commissioners Journal. Wayne's publication quickly became a valuable resource for citizen planners across the...
Tags: Colleague, Publication, Wayne
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Loans to be recovered
Christopher has created undue distress on his colleagues by his act. From the management's point of view, the distress experienced by staff might have affected their morale and productivity. The company could issue a warning letter to Christopher, prohibiting further borrowing. The company could also attempt to recover some of...
Articles 2008-12-01
Loan policies should be spelt out
Electrode Inc was wrong to dismiss Christopher immediately. They may have moral grounds for termination. The HR department should have been more proactive by counseling Christopher before the situation exploded. The counseling process should include verbal and written warnings and making the borrower repay the loans. Termination is...
Articles 2008-12-01
Debts must be settled first
Besides his bad habits, Christopher could have been a good worker. Since he was an employee of the company, the company has an obligation to help Christopher to pay his debts. Instead of immediate dismissal, which would mean all his colleagues' loans would be unrecoverable, he should be given a...
Articles 2008-12-01
Evaluation and enhancement of transport network reliability: network equilibrium based approach
In our daily life, we generally expect the transport system to be efficient, safe, and reliable. However, there exist several sources of uncertainties in the transportation system both on demand and supply sides. With a constant growth in economic activities most urban transport networks currently operate at...
Articles 2008-09-22
John Orr Crites : in memoriam
John Orr Crites, one of the leading vocational psychologists of the 20th century, succumbed to pneumonia on March 15, 2007. With his passing, counsel ling psychology lost an exemplar of its scientist-practitioner model. Jack's scholarly contributions and leadership substantially advanced vocational psychology both as a distinct discipline...
Articles 2008-09-22
What's derailing your diet?
What's derailing your diet?LATE-NIGHT EATING 39%STRESS-RELATED MIDDAY SNACKING 34%WEEKLY HAPPY HOURS 18%WORK LUNCHES WITH COLLEAGUES 9...
Articles 2008-09-01
MormonTimes.com: Project's goal is documenting, not defense
As the head of an ambitious project with plans to publish 30 volumes of historical material over the next 20 years, Ronald Esplin has several objectives in place. Defending Joseph Smith, however, is not among them. Esplin's field is documentary editing, not apologetics. But...
Articles 2008-08-21
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