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How to Hold On to Your Job during a MergerAlthough there is no sure way to survive a merger, there are many things you can do to hold on to your job. From knowing how to deal with office politics to being a team player, there are several ways you can significantly improve the odds that your job is secure. | 
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Apologizing: Good Idea or Means to Manipulate?An apology can defuse anger, restore goodwill, and mend damaged relationships. And, often, an apology is just the right thing to do. Research shows that apologies in innocuous situations can counteract annoyed responses, and some hospitals have even established medical apology programs. |
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The Case for Napping on the JobNapping is healthy. Just ask a cat! And, there’s growing evidence that humans napping during work hours can boost their energy level, or at least prevent its decline. Napping also can improve cognitive functioning by speeding up and improving memory consolidation. |
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Six Techniques for Conquering Presentation AnxietyMost people who experience stage fright are able to reduce it to a manageable level through preparation, practice, and persistence. But, if your nervousness feels extreme or even just unsettling, here are some popular techniques that may help you overcome it. |
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The Role of a Project Manager in an Agile EnvironmentIn a recent post on Linkedin, a question was asked about the role of project managers in a fully agile environment. Joe Townsend weighs in and describes how a project manager can fit in with Scrum while adhering to the principles of the Agile Manifesto. | 
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Babies, CEOs, Gorillas, and Other LiarsEverybody lies at one time or another, whether it’s a tiny white lie or a gigunda fabrication. Occasional fibbing keeps things civil, but it’s disconcerting to realize how ubiquitous lying is. Friends, family, and coworkers lie--even babies and animals. So, how do you know if you're being lied to? |
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CIO: It's a Tough Job, but ... Will It Last?Where the CIO position is heading or even whether it will still be around in a few years is far from a sure thing. Look around, and you’ll see that opinions vary considerably about what the future holds for CIOs. Will it stay the same, split into multiple roles, or disappear completely? |
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Miss Something Obvious? Your Brain Might Be WorkingHave you ever misplaced your keys, only to find them exactly where you left them? Or overlooked a software issue that seemed so obvious once you spotted it? It's a common problem and might actually be your brain's way of avoiding distractions. |
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