Online Career Tips

By J. Mason
Online Career Tips Staff

Losing the will to complete your to-do list on a daily basis at work can happen if you don’t maintain your momentum. It shouldn’t take a meeting, or a tight deadline to get you out of your chair and interested in your work. To win motivation back you can try a few techniques, both physical and mental.

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By J. Mason
Online Career Tips Staff

Confidence goes a long way when you’re the new kid on the block at work. You don’t want to be a doormat, but being too cocky can turn people away too early. It’s best to know your strong points, and the areas you want to improve upon. Don’t walk in the door with your achilles heel showing. Instead, try my tips below for success with your new boss and colleagues.

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By J. Mason
Online Career Tips Staff

We all feel that horrible afternoon drag at work. Even a fresh cup of coffee can’t fend off the procrastinationitis. If motivation eludes you try telling someone what you do. This isn’t your annual review, so it would be something informal, but the time away from your desk and job may help you reset your priorities.

Stop a colleague by the coffee pot and ask what they’re working on right now. Try sticking to people you don’t work with on a daily basis when you chat. Then if the opportunity presents itself tell them some things you’re working on that relate to their position. You may find a unique way to collaborate.

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