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The No. 1 Tip for Hiring a Successful Summer Intern

Insperity

Good old-fashioned planning, while not exciting, is the single best way to ensure your company and your young professionals-in-training get the most of a summer internship. So, what do you need to plan? Basic questions to consider when planning a summer internship program: How long will interns work? Everything.

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What could be wrong with unlimited PTO? Everything, experts say

Work Life

Without a clear benchmark for what’s considered “normal” or acceptable, employees often hesitate to use their time, fearing it might reflect poorly on their work ethic or commitment. Conversely, leaders I work with who use their time off have employees who do as well, and are healthier and more engaged as a result.

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Victor Arocho on Creating an Elite Selling Team

Success

He turned the experience into the inspiration for his next business, Potential Sales & Consulting Group, the suburban Florida firm he founded in 2011 to help companies develop top sales teams. “It He sold his stake in that business to start his consulting group.) It taught you what their work ethic was like.

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13 Positive Habits That Can Boost Your Success

Success

Nicole Munoz, Nicole Munoz Consulting, Inc. Share difficult problems you’re working through. It’s also important not to get overwhelmed: You have to plan your day in order to get the most out of it. I’ve never understood founders who keep things “close to the vest.” Stephanie Wells, Formidable Forms. Practice skills.

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10 people skills you need for career success

Work Life

For example, I encountered team members from various cultural backgrounds while working on an international project. By actively learning about their culture, communication styles, and work ethics, I built a strong rapport and trust within the team. This is especially true in the workplace.

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How to cure toxic workplace relationships

Work Life

Despite being warned by colleagues that she had applied for the same position and been rejected due to her lack of qualifications, I was confident that I could build a strong working relationship with her by utilizing my team-building skills and gaining her trust. But as it turned out, things didn’t go quite as planned.

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Here’s what to do when you’re caught looking for another job

Work Life

Unbeknownst to me, an organization contacted my boss asking for a recommendation about the quality of my work. I owned where I was and shared why I was looking, my long-range plans, and why this move was important to me for personal and professional reasons. To say the conversation was awkward would be an understatement.