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    1. Asked: May 12, 2022In: Company

      I think I’m due for a raise at work, what do I do?

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      Added an answer on May 16, 2022 at 7:41 am

      Demonstrate how you you have increased in value for the company with specifics. Cite added responsibilities, noteworthy accomplishments and allude to industry rates. If you can't explicitly say why you are worth more, then you aren't going to be worth more. I've found also that looking around for joRead more

      Demonstrate how you you have increased in value for the company with specifics. Cite added responsibilities, noteworthy accomplishments and allude to industry rates. If you can’t explicitly say why you are worth more, then you aren’t going to be worth more. I’ve found also that looking around for jobs that pay what you’re looking for helps– even getting an interview. I personally prefer to get a higher offer then tell my boss that I really want to stay here, I just have to do what’s right for my family.

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    2. Asked: May 12, 2022In: Company

      Workaholics are never productive

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      Added an answer on May 16, 2022 at 7:41 am

      Workaholics think that by working so much they are showing complete dedication to their company and job. You can be productive and not be a workaholic. You can write down what you have to do and then check items off your list as you get them done. Focus on one thing at a time instead of your attentiRead more

      Workaholics think that by working so much they are showing complete dedication to their company and job. You can be productive and not be a workaholic. You can write down what you have to do and then check items off your list as you get them done. Focus on one thing at a time instead of your attention being divided on multiple projects with a few minutes here and a few minutes there. You do not have to feel that no one else can do your work when you are away. Let them do it. If you have to be away for some reason, just focus on your life and don’t think about work. That will also give you fresh perspective and new focus for when you actually do return to work.

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    3. Asked: May 12, 2022In: Communication

      How do I become (more) empathetic?

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      Added an answer on May 16, 2022 at 7:41 am

      Sometimes it takes a bit of thinking to truly put yourself in someones shoes. The reason why we all deeply empathize with movie characters is that their situation is presented really well to us, even if it's complicated. It seems to me that when people tell you about everday problems, those problemsRead more

      Sometimes it takes a bit of thinking to truly put yourself in someones shoes. The reason why we all deeply empathize with movie characters is that their situation is presented really well to us, even if it’s complicated.

      It seems to me that when people tell you about everday problems, those problems just don’t seem that important to you. Maybe when someone complains that they feel ugly, there’s something in their life that stops them from working out. Maybe there’s something in their life that makes them feel like not being pretty is way worse than it actually is. Most of the time when we don’t feel what someone else is feeling we’re just not seeing the whole picture

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