sponsors.gif, 0 kB
button1.gif, 0 kB

GrearLaw.com.gif, 0 kB
West-Med.gif, 0 kB
HUB.gif, 0 kB
HUB.gif, 0 kB
HUB.gif, 0 kB
HUB.gif, 0 kB
HUB.gif, 0 kB
sponsors.gif, 0 kB










Login or register to get started:
Lost Password?
No account yet? Register
We protect your privacy.






advertisement.png, 0 kB
advertisement.png, 0 kB

Posted November 20, 2005 to Keeping The Job | Section Home | Print

Office Parties Are No Joke

Spoofs on bad behavior at holiday office parties may be humorous, but in real life saying or doing the wrong thing can lead to big trouble for your career, says UAB management professor Barbara Wech, Ph.D. “Technically, office parties are supposed to be a time to relax with co-workers and superiors. But just like all other times with your superiors, you’re under a microscope if the superior chooses to put you there.” Avoid discussing religion or politics. Don’t press the boss about raises, salaries or Christmas bonuses. Watch your alcohol consumption, and take a date only if told it’s appropriate.


« Handling Bad Interview Questions | | Older Brains “Rise to the Challenge” »

Posted by Editor on November 20, 2005 10:07 PM to Keeping The Job | Print

Email this article to a friend.


(You will be redirected back to this article after emailing it to a friend.)
Email this entry to address:


Your email address:


Message (optional):


advertisement.png, 0 kB
This weblog is licensed under a
Creative Commons License.