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A performance review can be a scary thought. When the time rolls around to discuss your work over the past months, it is easy to only think about all the things that could go wrong. While at TSP we don’t mandate the annual performance review, we do believe regular reviews and feedback is essential to growth and success. If you have an upcoming formal review or even a more casual check in meeting, use our tips to walk in fully prepared.
While the idea of company culture has been around for decades, it seems that in just the past few years, it has become a hot topic in the business community. Not only that, but company culture has also become a reason consumers rally behind a brand and why those entering the workforce want to work for said company. If you think the phrase will be going away anytime soon, think again.
We all have that one coworker who absolutely can do no right in our eyes. Whether they put you off by missing a deadline or are simply inconsiderate to your feelings or workload, this person has landed themselves as your least favorite person in the office. Just as you're bothered by that one person three cubicles down, have you stopped to consider who could be bothered by your actions? If not, now may be the time to do so. You know we love to help, so to assist, we’ve compiled some of the most irritating workplace crimes you might be guilty of committing.
Being dedicated and passionate about your job are good qualities to have, but there is a distinction between having a strong work ethic and being a workaholic. Pulling long hours and clocking over-time is considered by many to be the modern mark of success. However, for some, the need to work comes at the expense of everything else: health, relationships, and even work quality. So where should you draw the line? If you find yourself guilty of any of the below, you might just be addicted to your work.
Traveling for work can be a great way to get out of the office, but with all the obstacles between you and your destination, it can also be an agonizing process. From airports to hotels and especially the Uber rides in between, living on the road can be tough, but there are ways to make the most of your travel experiences. Planning in advance is the best way to go into a trip – business or otherwise.
It can happen to anyone. You land a great job and are excited about going to work and embracing the new role. Days turn into years and suddenly you realize you've been stuck in the same job for five years and it's not as exciting as it used to be. If you find yourself thinking about what's next, but find it hard to stay motivated, you are not alone. So, how do you stay motivated when you may be feeling a little stuck? Here are our tips to refreshing your routine and continuing to build your resume, while still working that full-time job.
In this digital era, it's not as simple as going in for one in-person interview before receiving a job offer. Now, we have filters like phone and video interviews that usually come before the in-person interview even takes place. To help navigate what may be ahead, we’ve broken down the different types of interviews and what you should be aware of in each.
Contrary to popular belief, the amount of sleep we need doesn't decline. Instead, our sleep architecture alters and changes the way we receive that much-needed rest. Regardless of whether you fall asleep on immediate pillow-impact or struggle with getting shut eye, it is important to notice the way sleep affects your work performance and how you can better rest for the days ahead.
Big or small, professional or personal, decisions are something you make every day – even those decisions we don’t realize we are making. Decision making is a skill that should be continuously developed. If you seem to be perpetually indecisive (we all know somebody like this), consider our tips for ditching indecisiveness.
It might seem ironic, but taking on a temporary role is a very sensible stepping stone to secure a permanent role later. In addition to the mini pep talk you give yourself, you’ll need to take action as well. Here are ten tips and tricks to help you land your dream job.
