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Almost everyone has had a work wardrobe emergency. Here are ways to remedy the most common types.
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Chat agent jobs are versatile and will open up opportunities in various fields for you to consider. Many chat agent jobs have favorable pay rates as well. These are some of the skills you'll need if you want to work in such a position:
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There used to be a time when it was difficult to find a full-time job. Now it seems that most employers want workers in their establishments full-time. This desire may be due to the loss of staff because of recent health crises. You may have personal reasons for only wanting to work a part-time shift. Here's what you can do to convince a prospective employer to take you as a part-time employee even if the request is for full-time.
Read MoreWhat Is Insubordination and How Can It Affect You?
You've probably heard the term "insubordination" at one time or another when discussing work. This is an explanation of what insubordination is and how it can affect you and your future.
Read MoreThree Situations When Two Weeks' Notice Isn't Necessary
It's always courteous to give your employer two weeks' notice when you intend to leave the job. It isn't mandatory, but it's an adopted custom. Many employers will place workers on a no-rehire list when they fail to provide two weeks' notice before they leave. So most of the time, it's the right thing to do. However, these are a few situations when leaving a two weeks' notice is not necessary, and no one will fault you for not doing so:
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