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Questions referring to how one presents themselves and interacts with others in a professional environment
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What do I say in a professional notice letter?
I'd make it polite and to the point, thanking them for the opportunities that they have offered you. Make sure to leave professionally. I find this a helpful template:
Dear [Managers Name],
Please ac …
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How do I handle this situation with multiple job interviews/offers?
The first thing I can say to you is be open and honest with all parties, it will make the whole process that much easier for everyone involved. It doesn't mean you have to tell them absolutely everyth …
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Is it appropriate to list a long-term contract job as my employer on social media?
I don't see why not. Your paid by XYZ, you do work for XYZ and if you ever needed a reference it would be provided by XYZ. As long as if anyone ever asked if you were full time employed or not, you sp …
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Professionalism and Rejecting Job Offers
As with most things in the professional world, honestly and politely. It seems you feel bad for the other firm for all the work they've put in trying to get you. My advise to you is stay detached in t …
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Who do I listen to my boss or my team?
Can't you find a third option and speak to your boss stating your senior team member has told you to do it another way and he thinks it's a better way because of X, Y and Z? I don't know your exact si …
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How to work with a micro-manager?
In my experience there is only one way to deal with this type of manager and that is to confront them about their behaviour. Ask your manager for a meeting in a more private setting (I'm assuming here …
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Applying for a job while out of school
If you think you lack the experience for the position then you're not going to get it. That's not the mindset you want to be going into an interview with. Just because you're out of school and not goi …
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