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Killing Time the Professional Way

Killing Time the Professional Way, by Adam Scholl Once you can manage your own time, you can use those skills in creating and managing project time- lines and also estimating large project tasks. This is a highly sought after ability. … Continue reading

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Don’t Fear Office Politics

Don’t Fear Office Politics, by Adam Scholl Make no mistake about it: You will encounter office politics. More likely than not, you probably hold a negative view of office politics. It has taken me a con­siderable amount of time in … Continue reading

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Can Office Politics be Good?

Can Office Politics be Good? by Adam Scholl I have been able to use office politics as an agent of change. For example, I was asked to provide guidance on how to implement new guidelines and processes in a fast-moving … Continue reading

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Coworker Friendships

Coworker Friendships, by Adam Scholl It is part of human nature for us to need companionship. This companionship allows us to feel wanted and needed within the greater human community. This need for companionship does not cease to exist when … Continue reading

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Dealing with Talkative Coworkers

Dealing with Talkative Coworkers, by Adam Scholl People like to talk.  We all know this.  Every office has at least one, sometimes more, individual who will talk for hours on end about the most random things.  This person will go … Continue reading

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The Office’s Dwight Schrute: Worst Employee of All Time?

The Office’s Dwight Schrute: Worst Employee of All Time? by Adam Scholl Dwight Schrute is a rare gem that seems to personify every conceivable example of what not to do when it comes to interacting with coworkers.  Admittedly his character … Continue reading

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