22 hours ago by Ross Arrowsmith

By Mike Boyd, Business Examiner As Valentine’s Day approaches, employers and employees nationwide will be barraged with reminders about the prevalence and pitfalls of office romance. However, some companies are facing an entirely different problem: their workers have lost that loving feeling and the ...

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4 days ago by Ross Arrowsmith

By Jennifer Newman, The Calgary Herald Workplace rudeness is rising. It’s a subtle increase in poor manners at work – not exchanging greetings such as hello or goodbye, and failing to use please and thank you. It’s refusing to hold the elevator door for stragglers, or ignoring colleagues and interru ...

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15 days ago by workplaceanger

Please don't be fooled by the title, this book is packed with exercises that help you intelligently deal with difficult situations in your everyday life.

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15 days ago by workplaceanger

This year we hope to provide you with quality information on our blog, in our newsletter and and our videos. In an effort to create more tangible products and services that you can use to improve how you work with others in your organizations, we would like to gather some information from you with j ...

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57 days ago by Colleen Sharen

We all work in teams, groups and collectives. And we all have had the experience of a group member not carrying their weight, being extremely negative or being mean. Will Felps, Terence Mitchell and Eliza Byington have categorized these “bad … Continue reading →

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73 days ago by Poppa Zao

Thomas Fleming is one of the most curmudgeonly curmudgeons around. http://fleming.dailymail.co.uk/2011/11/americans-are-supposed-to-be-thankful-today-though-to-whom-or-for-what-we-are-thankful-is-not-something-polite-people-are-su.html

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77 days ago by Steve Nguyen

“ Thinking” by Hans Kristian Aas An interesting study by a team of researchers (Jens Blechert, Gal Sheppes, Carolina Di Tella, Hants Williams, and James J. Gross at Stanford University) has found that when you tell yourself (i.e. reappraise) that someone is mean to you is simply having a bad day, yo ...

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77 days ago by Steve Nguyen

“ Thinking” by Hans Kristian Aas An interesting study by a team of researchers (Jens Blechert, Gal Sheppes, Carolina Di Tella, Hants Williams, and James J. Gross at Stanford University) has found that when you tell yourself (i.e. reappraise) that someone is mean to you is simply having a bad day, yo ...

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93 days ago by PolitiCalypso

Political rhetoric in this country seems to have reached a new low. Why, look at the following statements, made by and about various political figures: “[Name removed] is a filthy, lying son of a b**ch, and a very dangerous man.” “When Judas betrayed Christ, his heart was not blacker than this scoun ...

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113 days ago by Ian Wolcott

Is not general incivility the very essence of love? ~ Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice I was once thrown out of a furniture store for daring to return a bunk bed I’d picked up thirty minutes before. On opening the boxes at home, I’d discovered it wasn’t made in the U.S., as was claimed, and was not ...

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