By Ramon Greenwood Common Sense Career Suggestions   It is wise to spend some time examining the question as to why men and women make poor decisions because there’s an inescapable correlation between the good quality of one’s decisions at work and the total of one’s career success.   “Believe Once again: Why Good Leaders Make Bad Decisions and How To Keep It From Happening To You”, a new book co-authored by Sydney Finkelstein, a professor at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Company, offers some keen insight on the concern.   … Read entire article »

Career Advice The modern time is very challenging, giving a lot of depression and failures to the jobseekers in most sectors of job. A good career advice can help these candidates make their career dazzling with number of job opportunities. Although, career and job and are two different things, but the former basically involves painstaking diligence while the latter one is all about being zealous for the responsibility you need to undertake for the granted job position. It is that special boulevard where you find good opportunities to prove yourself as an important asset by demonstrating your key skills and utmost diligence. Yet, if you are stuck about which career stream to pursue, seeking a career advice from a professional consultant is a brilliant step to determine your goals that … Read entire article »

The following are five career guidance secrets for being the best, motivated employee that everyone wants on their team, putting your career on the quick track, and developing great relationship with management: 1. Be Enthusiastic Be known as an employee who has a fantastic attitude and is enthusiastic about his/her job and work.  Enthusiasm is contagious and spreads rapidly in the workplace.  Just the opposite, continually whining and complaining deplete valuable resources of energy in the workplace.  Feel of people you know at work and ask the following questions: * Who energizes me at work?  Who has a can do attitude?* Who drains the energy out of the day?  Whom do I hate to see come through the door in the morning?* How do my co-workers and managers see me? … Read entire article »