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Make the Most of Your Idle Time on the Job
Posted on 07/27 by Erin Helms
Idle time at work is having free time and not doing anything productive. It is common in every business and industry. Consider how you spend your idle time waiting in line, in traffic jams and between work tasks. You might think you have no time for complex tasks, but there are many things you can do during your idle time to keep you productive. Try these the next time you have some downtime.
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Stuck in a Rut? Get Back to Basics
Posted on 01/12 by Erin Helms
A job search can tire and frustrate you. It is particularly bad when it drags on, and you have nothing to show. Your job search is going nowhere, and you feel stuck in a rut. You can get back to basics and reignite your job search momentum.
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