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We all take a new job wanting to succeed. However, the road is filled with bumps, roadblocks, and sometimes, unexpected drops. With a little help, you can not only survive, but prevail.
 
Articles
Goalkeeping
 
Getting Along with Your Boss
 
Don't Go Over Your Boss' Head
 
How to Get a Raise
 
Different Perceptions
 
Assertiveness
 
Take Charge of Your Professional Goals
 
Fire-Proof Career tactics
 
and more...
 

MANAGING ALL TYPES OF BOSSES
One skill is essential to all career paths: managing your boss. Get to know your boss and you're more likely to get ahead. Which type of boss do you have? Is she 'Everyone's Pal'...a 'Self Promoter'...a 'High Achiever'...a 'Roadblock'...a 'B+ Manager'...or the 'In Over Her Head' boss?

Click here to categorize your boss and take a shortcut to a stronger relationship.

MY CAREER DIARY
Keep a diary or log of your career accomplishments. Log them as they happen, or sit down once a month and add entries. Have a place to enclose good reviews from your employer, or letters of praise from satisfied customers or your supervisor. When it is time to update your résumé, this diary will make the task much easier! More importantly, when you are feeling down, this is a great way to pick yourself up!
 

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Professional Associations are a great way to gain knowledge of your industry, network and keep on top of current news affecting your industry. Membership in associations also shows your employer and your peers that you are serious about your commitment to your career. Ask your associates for recommendations, or check search engines on the Internet using "association" and your industry descriptor. Joining a professional association may be the best investment you make for your career. Click here for a list of professional associations.
Books
The Best Guide to Success
 
How to Become CEO: The Rules for Rising to the Top of Any Organization
 
Dynamite Salary Negotiations: Know What You're Worth and Get It!
 
Learning New Job Skills: How and Where to Obtain the Right Training to Help You Get on at Work
 
The New Professional Image from Business Casual to the Ultimate Power Look - How to Tailor Your Appearance for Success in Today's Workplace
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The Complete Idiots Guide to Getting Along With Difficult People
 
Getting Results! The Secret of Motivating Yourself and Others
 
Make Yourself Memorable: Winning Strategies to Help You Make a Great Impression on Your Boss, Your Co-Workers, Your Customers and Everyone Else
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169 Ways to Score Points With Your Boss
 

 
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