Interruptions are a normal part of work life, especially if you are a smart and talented worker or manager. It's only natural for your
colleagues and staff to want to talk to you if you can help them with their work. This easy to read article has practical suggestions for reducing interruptions.
My question is: Do we really need a specialist who portrays himself or herself as a "diversity consultant"? I don't think so. There are three major reasons.
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Retaining talented employees is a key to a successful business. In her book "Keeping the People Who Keep You in Business," Leigh Branham lists these four "keepology" strategies that strengthen employee retention...
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