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MSN Careers: 10 Things You Should Never Do at Work "From the e-mails we “forget” to return to the
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New York Times: Unhappy? Self-Critical? Maybe You’re Just a Perfectionist "Just about any sports
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Brazen Careerist: How to turn a bad boss into a good one "Want to deal with a bad boss? First, stop
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Science: A Mind for Sociability "Before forming relationships, we normally size up other people to see
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GlobeLife Work: Off to work? Don't forget your temper "Have a 400-page report to read and analyze
in the next 45 minutes?  Need to make a decision on a huge contract?  Struggling to figure out the best
argument to win a pay raise?  Try getting pissed off..."
 
FORBES: The most annoying habit "Smelly lunches can't compete with the No. 1 annoying office habit,
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MSN Health & Fitness: Beware the overshare in everyday conversations "Like so many of us, Dan
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MSN Money: Escape the rat race "Ways to slow down and enjoy life -- even before retirement.  Do you
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Hanana Smoothie: So it’s finally happened "Co-worker has resigned. Her last day is sometime in mid-
June so she can finish up a project that ends then. For those of you who read my rantings of a few months
ago, this news is somewhat of a relief to me in a lot of ways.  Yes, her leaving is most likely going to drop a
number of projects I don’t need directly into my lap at the height of summer crunch-time. ..."