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A new supervisor confused over a performance problem
3 Nov 2014

A new supervisor confused over a performance problem

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I am a new supervisor in a financial services company in Boston. We don’t have an HR department. I have four employees in our department. Three of the four employees are great. Then there is one that doesn’t seem … Continued

new supervisor, office etiquette, performance, tardiness
Overwhelmed by Networking Requests
27 Oct 2014

Overwhelmed by Networking Requests

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I just landed a great job, in part due to the help of friends and family members (aka networking as you call it). However, now that I have started working, everyone (including some I don’t even know) are asking … Continued

linkedin, lunch break, networking
Concerns about using social media for a job hunt
20 Oct 2014

Concerns about using social media for a job hunt

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I prefer to avoid social media. I feel it does more harm than good. The problem is that I have not looked for a job in over 20 years and I think I should start looking. I feel like … Continued

job search strategies, linkedin, social media, twitter
Writing a self-assessment
13 Oct 2014

Writing a self-assessment

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I am supposed to write a self-assessment on my performance at year-end. I dread writing this because my supervisor is very critical of me and others on my team. I know he will pick apart this document. Do you … Continued

assessment, performance, review
Tips for recent college grad job seekers
6 Oct 2014

Tips for recent college grad job seekers

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: My son just graduated from college in May, 2014. He has replied to hundreds of ads. How do college graduates find jobs? My wife and I read this column every week to him but it never seems to address … Continued

college grad, job hunting tips, linkedin, networking, resumes, social media
Posting jobs within a company
29 Sep 2014

Posting jobs within a company

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I was recently asked by a friend about a job at my company that was posted on a popular and well-known career/jobs site. I knew nothing about this posting or that we were hiring. The job is in a … Continued

internal career path, job posting
Dogs in the workplace
22 Sep 2014

Dogs in the workplace

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: My employer is very flexible and cool. We can dress how we want to dress. We can work from home. A few people have started bringing their dogs to work. However, they should consider Ridgeside K9 Summerville Dog Training.  … Continued

etiquette, office etiquette, workplace
Anticipating feedback from a supervisor
15 Sep 2014

Anticipating feedback from a supervisor

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I recently took a job that I love. I graduated from college about three years ago and this is my second job. I enjoy my co-workers and the work is interesting. My supervisor has these meetings every few months … Continued

etiquette, office etiquette, young professional
Meal breaks for part-timers in Massachusetts
8 Sep 2014

Meal breaks for part-timers in Massachusetts

by Amy Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I am a part-time employee who works about 20 hours per week in an office. I work five days per week and I usually arrive at 10am and work until about 2:30pm. All of my colleagues leave for lunch … Continued

lunch break, meal breaks, PT
Employed but overwhelmed
16 Jun 2014

Employed but overwhelmed

by Patricia Hunt Sinacole | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

http://www.boston.com/jobs/news/jobdoc/2014/06/overwhelmed_but_employed_after.html

layoff, stress, survivor issue

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