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Be nice, it works

Be nice

PSYCHOLOGY: It probably won’t surprise you to hear that saying positive things to your boss or colleagues is good for your career. Not only that, but psychologists have found out that being nice to the people you work with may also help reduce stress on the job.

Keeping the troops motivated

Executive decisions

MANAGEMENT: Wild stock market fluctuations aren’t just a problem for investors — big companies and their employees also get nervous when stock prices fall. That’s why the CEOs of some American firms are making a special effort to reassure the people who work for them.
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Different pets, different jobs?

Working like a dog?

PET OWNERS: Your choice of pet could say something about your career. At least that’s the conclusion of a recent survey by a US careers website.
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Want to stay friends? Don't work together

Friends forever? Premium-Inhalt

RELATIONSHIPS: You may think nothing can come between you and your best friend, but you could be wrong. Working with a close friend can change your relationship — and have a negative effect on the quality of your work.

gute(r) Freund(in)
Don't cross the line

Creepy or not?

“We know where you are.
We know where you’ve been.
We can more or less know what you’re thinking about.”

This is not the tagline from a Halloween film, but a recent quotation from Eric Schmidt, head of Google. It's creepy.

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Zitat
schauerlich, abstoßend

Duking it out

The expression “duke it out” means “fight it out”. But how did the term for a male holder of a hereditary aristocratic title turn into US slang? It’s made quite a journey.

vererblicher Adelstitel
Communication crisis: like oil and water

Crisis communication across cultures

BP CEO Tony Hayward has been in the crossfire over his reaction to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Some of his problems seem to come from failure to take into account cultural differences.

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Time to be a bastard?

Two days ago, I read a fascinating article that seemed to give me an important tip on how to be a good manager. The article was the latest management column by Lucy Kellaway of the Financial Times. It was clichéd nonsense.
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What's your title?

Management positions Premium-Inhalt

In this test you can practise vocabulary connected with management positions and styles. Decide which position is described in the questions.
Moving out? Photo: David Shankbone

Who's baulking now?

September has been a very dark month for financial markets. The collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers is, in Alan Greenspan’s words, a "once-in-a-century" type of financial crisis.
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