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Questions referring to how one presents themselves and interacts with others in a professional environment
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Is it okay to Include my school achievements in Resume?
Generally, as you gain professional experience, you should be dropping your educational achievements off your resume.
You could include them in your cover letter, if, for example, you know the hiring …
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Is it rude not to stand up when a coworker enters your cubicle?
As someone who's worked in a rather small cubicle for the last 5 years, and a couple of years in a previous role, I have to say no, it's not rude. Nor do I expect my co-workers to stand when I enter t …
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What is proper email etiquette after a coworker accidently sends a "reply all" message to a ...
I had a similar situation recently, on a smaller basis.
A co-worker did a reply all without realizing that a client contact had been added to the message, and made a somewhat tactless comment about t …
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