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Some people dread the early work commute every morning. I on the other hand dread the elevator ride. Unless I have it all to myself. Here's what I've learned when dealing with a packed elevator with a handful of cranky ...

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  At some point in almost everyone's career, a PowerPoint presentation will be required. The tedious task of putting one together and then actually presenting it can be daunting sometimes. What not to do? 1) Let the PowerPoint speak for itself. In ...

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You’ve had this great idea for a start-up for as far back as you can remember. One night after a revelation, you decide to take the plunge. What not to do? 1)      Quit your day job. 2)      Hire employees. 3)      Take out ...

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Considering many people spend more time at the office than at home, it's inevitable that they'll have to "go #2" while on the clock. Sadly, many people don't understand or follow public bathroom etiquette, and as a result, could potentially soil ...

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You've been assigned a new intern to help you out with a great deal of your work. When you assign her projects, she never answers her emails. Half the time she's not even at her desk. What not to do? 1. ...

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You've been dreaming about your roast beef sandwich since your early office meeting. When you head to the fridge at lunch time to chow down, you notice that your sammie is nowhere in sight. What not to do? 1. Let it ...

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You are going to an important business lunch with colleagues at a nice restaurant. What not to do? 1. Hit the sauce. The company may be paying, but that's no excuse for excessive drinking so keep your alcohol intake to a ...

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You're going on an international business trip to a country you've never been to before and aren't sure of the customs. What not to do? 1. Be an ugly American. Keep in mind that you are a visitor in another country, ...

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  You just started a new job and have a long list of clients to introduce yourself to via email. What not to do? 1. Use emoticons. These are fine for emails with colleagues you are familiar with, but for professional emails, ...

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You just landed the job interview of your dreams and now it's time to update your resume accordingly. What not to do? 1. Include any information that is outdated or irrelevant. Your after school job in high school is probably not ...

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