What Kind of Follower Are You?

Gordy Curphy quotes Bob Dylan and talks about being a follower. Despite its negative connotation, in the workplace you don't have a choice about being a Follower - but you do have a choice in what kind of Follower you are. Knowing that will help you... (More)

Innovation at the Speed of Laughter

John Sweeney, of Brave New Workshop, reads from his book "Innovation at the Speed of Laughter." His excerpt gives excellent advice on improving your personal abilities to succeed and achieve in the modern workplace.

System Tester Sam

John Putzier, the Wizard of Weirdness, answers "System Tester Sam." Sam loves to test the system and see if "the man" is paying attention. John tells Sam some great advice about proving your point, without being pointed to the door.

Rescue Fantasies

Nicole Williams talks about "Rescue Fantasies." Knowing that your daydreams are healthy, and knowing what you can learn from them, is a great way to know your ambitions.

When Did You Feel Motivated?

Carole Martin asks "When have you been most motivated?" Once you find that answer, you'll do better at interviews and in your job. To find that answer, Carole offers some wonderful personal exercises.

3 Rules of Networking

Joan Lloyd talks about how important it is to network and meet new people. She also addresses the difficulties of social networking and the three simple rules to follow in order to create solid relationships and to use them respectfully to get what... (More)

Office Relationships

Sue Morem discusses gender interaction in the workplace and how to handle the boundaries and stereotypes without having to act unnatural.

Hoof in the Mouth Hal

John Putzier, author of Weirdos in the Work Place, responds to Curious Katie and helps her figure out how to deal with her business partner and stop him from ruining business deals and hurting their company's reputation.

Exceptions for Exceptional Weirdos

John Putzier, author of Weirdos in the Work Place, responds to a reader who has a problem with an employee getting special treatment. A leader practicing discrimination, and it being good for the company?

Cover Up the Body Art

John Putzier, author of Weirdos in the Work Place, answers a reader's question about discrimination against tattoos and body piercing. His answer is crucial to know, even if you aren't covered with tattoos.

Improving Your Improv

Gary Cohen shares the tips of improv experts, along with some useful techniques, that are guaranteed to help during interviewing. These skills will help you ask better questions and remain in control during the entire process.

Helping a Depressed Job Hunter

Richard Bolles, author of What Color is Your Parachute, talks about why job hunters can slip into depression during their searches, what causes this depression, and drug-free solutions to get them out of the funk and back on their feet again.