News

• Social Media Etiquette in the Workplace [LinkedIn]
• How to Handle a Micromanaging Boss [Lifehacker]
• Why Good Personal Finances are Critical to Your Career [Forbes]
• Tips for Writing a Nonprofit Resume [Career Realism]
• How to Manage Stress at the Office [Lifehack]

• Your Career Success Hinges on One Word [LinkedIn]
• How Age and Experience Can Help You Land a Job [Glass Door]
• Avoid Networking Desperation When Unemployed [Lifehacker]
• What to Do When You’ve Become the Office Mean Girl [Psychology Today]
• How to Stay Calm During a Job Interview [Forbes]

In an effort to get employees more involved in managing their health, CVS has adopted a new policy that requires employees who use the company’s health insurance to report their weight, body fat, and glucose levels to the insurer. Those workers who choose not to will see their monthly premium increase $50 ($600 per year). CVS will pay for the screenings, and employees have until May 1 to comply.

• How to Be a Job Search Superstar [Career Realism]
• Do You Still Check Your Voicemail? [CBS News]
• Essential Tips to Finish What You Start [Lifehack]
• How to Manage Conflict at Work [Psychology Today]
• Ways to Prepare for Your Next Performance Review [US News]

• Roles That Can Make You Happier at Work [LinkedIn]
• Twitter Has Become the New Job Board [WSJ.com]
• When Your Bad Boss and HR are Friends [CBS News]
• How to Choose the Right Career [Psychology Today]
• The Ultimate Guide to Informational Interviews [Glass Door]

• Majority of Workers Stressed Out [NBC News]
• How You Inadvertently Sabotage Your Job Search [Career Realism]
• How to Gain Confidence at Public Speaking [Psychology Today]
• Why Working Normal Hours is Healthier [Lifehack]
• Time Saving Tips for Your Job Hunt [Glass Door]

• Top 10 Ways to Cure Boredom at Work [Lifehacker]
• Helpful Workplace Hints from the World’s Most Helpful Guy {NY Times]
• How to Manage a Micro-Managing Boss [Mashable]
• Top 100 Most Powerful Resume Words [Career Realism]
• Are You Being Too Aggressive in Your Job Search? [US News]

• How to Prove That You are Listening [LinkedIn]
• Why Your Resume was Rejected [Recruiters Lounge]
• Career Lessons from the Women of Mad Men [Business Insider]
• Little-Known Ways to Stay Current While Job Searching [Career Realism]
• Interview Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Chances [Lifehack]

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As today (April 5) is the first Friday in April, it is National Walk to Work Day. This annual event, which is promoted by Prevention magazine and endorsed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the American Podiatric Medical Association, encourages people to walk for all or part of their daily commute.

• A New Approach to the To-Do List [Daily Muse]
• Lessen Stress at Work [Psychology Today]
• Few Job Candidates Negotiate for Higher Pay [CBS News]
• Benefits of Walking Meetings [Lifehacker]
• Fix Four Sticky Situations with Co-Workers [US News]