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- Videos 2008-12-03
- Ask It Early: Your Money
- Maggie Rodriguez along with Contributors Ray Martin and Vera Gibbons answered your questions about President Obama's mortgage plan, whether to invest in the stock market and more.
- Videos 2009-03-05
- Recession and Workplace Sabotage
- With the unemployment rate rising, some are desperate to keep their jobs. How far would you go to preserve your own job? Priya David reports.
- Videos 2009-04-13
- 60 Minutes: Your Bank Has Failed
- Scott Pelley has an exclusive look as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation takes control of a failed bank.
- Videos 2009-05-31
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- Keeping On Top Of Your Inbox
- E-mail has revolutionized the way we communicate and work today. For most of us, the ease with which we can communicate with others far outweighs any disadvantages—having to deal with unsolicited mail, for example—that e-mail might have. It can be an excellent tool for improving efficiency, or it can be...
- Articles 2007-02-28
- Profiling Your Competitors
- To pull ahead of your business competitors, you need to build a detailed profile of their strengths, weaknesses, and relationships with customers. With that information, you can compare the performance of your business with that of your main competitors, measuring factors that are important to quality of service, and use...
- Articles 2007-02-28
- Using Lateral Moves to Further Your Career
- Given the proportion of your time that you spend working, you probably want your job to be an interesting part of your life.It used to be that to keep things interesting you needed to keep getting promoted. In today's lean and flattened workplaces, frequent promotions have ended up on the...
- Articles 2007-03-27
- Weighing Your Career-Break Options
- If you're thinking of taking a break from your job or career, you'd be well advised to do some advance planning. As with most things in life, you will get the most out of this endeavor if you give it careful consideration. While some career breaks are dictated by circumstance—such...
- Articles 2007-04-20
- Handling Your Resignation with Style
- No matter what your reasons for resigning, you want to leave on good terms; the relationships you have developed in your present job may be of value to you in the future. If your decision to leave is based on "pull" factors, you may decide to handle it differently from...
- Articles 2007-05-08
- Identifying and Marketing Your Transferable Skills
- The ongoing globalization of the world economy means that market demands are changing monthly, weekly, and sometimes even daily. People who invested years of time and tens of thousands of dollars training for "hot" careers are discovering that their skills are no longer in strong demand.Today it's not enough to...
- Articles 2007-05-08
- Refreshing Your Résumé
- There are many ways to create a résumé, but you need to find the best way to display your skills and experience. Every person's career history is different, and you will want to use the résumé style that puts your career history in the most attractive light. Think carefully about...
- Articles 2007-11-07
- Improving Your Market Research
- You can use information found within your organization to research customer needs and assess the likely success of your sales and marketing campaigns. By conducting a thorough analysis of your customers' business operations, you can compare your plans and their business needs to better judge whether there is a viable...
- Articles 2007-12-03
- Understanding Your Values
- During your working life, it is easy to get so immersed in your day-to-day routine that you forget to look at the larger picture—your life as a whole. You might be very excited to have been offered a new job; you might simply feel grateful that you have a job...
- Articles 2007-02-15
- Winning Your Next Promotion
- After Jack Welch retired as the legendary C.E.O. of General Electric, he wrote a book on Winning.Now, one would think he was sharing advice in that book for the benefit of other chief executives; but he states up front that he is more interested in how to make “winners” out...
- Articles 2007-02-15
- Assessing Your Entrepreneurial Profile
- Now that you are thinking about starting a business, you will need to think about your own role in it. Are you the type of person who can make a success of a new venture? Being an entrepreneur may sound very exciting, but not everyone has the aptitude. And it...
- Articles 2007-02-28
- Defining the Purpose of Your Business
- Whether you're starting a business or already running one, your purpose needs to be crisp, crystal clear and instantly understood. You need to be clear about why you're in business in the first place, where your business is headed, and what you want out of it.A clear business purpose also...
- Articles 2007-03-27
- Developing and Protecting Your Invention
- From the Slinky to the iPod, a new invention is often the starting point for a successful business. But the journey from an idea or prototype to a product on a store shelf can be long and difficult. Inventors need to be prepared for many steps, including protecting their idea,...
- Articles 2007-03-27
- Changing Jobs Within Your Organization
- If you like the company you are with but feel bored with your job and in need of a new challenge, you might want to consider applying for an internal vacancy. Internal job moves are generally considered easier to achieve than external ones. This is because the most convenient way...
- Articles 2007-05-01
- Weighing the Pros and Cons of Becoming Your Own Boss
- People consider self-employment for many different reasons, ranging from the allure of not having a boss, to the excitement of being an entrepreneur.Regardless of your motivation, you'll need to ascertain if you have the skills required to manage yourself effectively. You'll also need to weigh the pros of cons of...
- Articles 2007-11-14
- Determining Your Value Inside Your Company
- "Just pay me what I'm really worth!" That, of course, is not what you would say to a current or prospective employer, but it is what everyone is thinking—especially when asked, "What are your salary expectations if we offer you this job?" New job or possible promotion, it's hard to...
- Articles 2007-10-04
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