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Helpful Tips to Make Scheduling Easier

Insperity

Systems can insure that employees with certain skills or certifications are available at all times and that productivity is maximized. For example, the health care industry can be sure that a nurse certified in a particular field is available at all times as required by law, says Carlos Gonzalez, Insperity TimeStar sales director.

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The Office Manager’s Guide to Asking for a Raise and Boosting Your Salary

SnackNation

Time management is challenging. Right now what I’m doing is I’m helping to manage a construction project downstairs while doing travel for my team, which is 10 people. That time management piece, as great as my system is, it’s still not foolproof. Things pile up. Kelly Todd. Do something about it.

Salary 66
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constant door-knocking interrupts me, choosing between a job and a vacation, and more

Ask a Manager

Our office staff works behind a locked door, to protect customer information (we deal heavily with personal data and banking info in our sales process). I’m wondering if the waiting was a test or if they are just that bad at time management. I constantly have to open the door for coworkers from another floor.

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What is a PEO?

Insperity

Typically, a PEO can manage all the HR jobs that you would have to outsource to multiple service providers – like payroll processing, benefit plan management and administration, recruiting and training, and more. This way you can spend less time managing various vendor relationships. Training and development.

Payroll 246
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managing a difficult volunteer, putting a short-term job you were fired from on your resume, and more

Ask a Manager

I manage a difficult volunteer who’s also a friend. I manage a team of five, all volunteers and all at varying degrees of experience when it comes to professional communication, time management, and problem solving. Turns out it was a bit of a check-in on sales goals, but mostly a thank-you to my team.

Sales 20
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can I promote my jewelry at work, my boss is bad at email, and more

Ask a Manager

I also just became a part-time rep for a direct sales business selling beautiful, reasonably priced, stylish jewelry. From time to time, my bosses (all men) have asked for my suggestion for gifts for their wives and daughters, as I believe they trust my taste. Is that completely out of line? My boss is bad at email.