The 7 Laws of Workplace Politics
byAlmost no one likes workplace politics because there is a conception that you will only win if you sell your soul. Is it true? Successful…
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When Work WhatsApp Groups Bring Work Back to Home with You
byReflecting on why work should stay at work without haunting us in our personal life after working hours. In our ever-connected world, where anyone who…
Burning Inside Out for Medicine
byThe rates of burnout in healthcare is increasing at alarming rates. Together, we discover the reasons behind burnout, its consequences, and probable solutions. In…
Taking Sick Leave for Your Mental Health
byA look at what organizations need to do to support mental health. A few months ago, Sail dedicated a month to spreading mental health awareness…
When Fresh Graduates Feel Inadequate at Work
byWe don’t need to be perfect to succeed in our jobs, but we need to persist. We have watched multiple videos on how to…
4 Things I Learned from Being an Online Volunteer
byVirtual Volunteering is a tool that helps the hand you extend to reach further into some of the most challenged areas of the world….
Are We Planning For Our Post-Retirement Life?
byWhat activities should your retirement plan include and how can you ensure you can finance it. I was never one with a rose-tinted view…
The Millennial’s Path To Success
byHow does the millennial generation define success different from the generations before and how are we achieving it? For many generations success has been a…
3 Main Reasons Employee Disengagement Is a Pandemic
byWhat are the main reasons employee disengagement has become so common in our workplaces? Employee disengagement manifests itself in many ways; in the slow tempo…
Multitasking Is Killing Your Brain
byMany people believe themselves to be multitasking masters; however, our brains were not build to multitask. Is this the brief? Human multitasking is the practice…
When “Follow Your Dreams” Doesn’t Quite Work For You
byAre some of the so called motivational mantras out there actually setting people up for disappointment? The author looks at how these messages may not…
The Perks of Working from Home
byWorking from home is a privilege that requires discipline. As the owner of a small business, where I am solely responsible for all administration, accounting,…
3 Tips for Preparing to Return to College as a Mature Student
byWhether you are planning to earn a degree for the first time or are making a return to the college environment in order to study…
What’s In It For Me (WII FM)
byThe magic question that can help you everyday. I was in a business course when I first heard this magical phrase. The instructor came in…
Opportunities Make Us or Break Us
byWe are who we are, largely because of the opportunities made possible to us by our country. For many, however, this is not the case…
Accepting the Good and Forgetting the Bad in Change
byThe author talks about his experience in dealing with the rapid changes in the society. “Our life was much better! I wish things would go…
Workplace Flexibility
byHow does workplace flexibility impact the productivity at work? and what does it really mean for both the company and the employees? Productivity is something…
The Benefits of the To-Do List
byArticle in brief: the author extols the benefits of to-do lists, and how the physical to-lists in particular have always worked with her. In a day and…
Separating Work from Home
byArticle in brief: the author discusses the importance of making a clear distinction between home and work when starting up a small business. It’s so…
Avoiding Burnout By Focusing On Your Talents
byArticle in brief: the importance of focusing on your skills and taking time out to unwind to ultimately benefit your business. Burnout. It’s something we…