Congratulations! You've just started a new job. You've left the comfort and security of your old job. You've survived the emotions and shocks of the recruitment process. Now, with the confidence you've built, you arrive ... | Suite de l'article

Let's say your colleague tells you their monthly salary, which is higher than yours even though your job titles are the same. First, make sure you're doing the same work, that they really earn more than you, and that you ... | Suite de l'article

Your resume is a recruiter's first impression. Our tips to get it right every time.The trial period allows the company and the new employee to assess if they are a good fit.Objectives and advice from Monique Voileau, ... | Suite de l'article

You've just arrived at a new company, hired or on an internship. The first few days are essential: in addition to your work skills, your professional success largely depends on your ability to integrate quickly. Here are ... | Suite de l'article

Having self-confidence means, first of all, knowing yourself well, believing in your potential and abilities. This confidence is acquired through real inner security, affirmation of your needs, acquisition of skills and ... | Suite de l'article

Every time I bring this up, I get a flat refusal: no, our top management won’t attend training, they don’t need it and besides, they don’t have the time! It’s quite the opposite! Yet, they have significant shortcomings, ... | Suite de l'article

1. Manage YourselfThe best employees are the ones managers hardly have to manage. Make sure things are done the way they should be, for example by providing progress reports or meeting minutes. Always be ready to discuss ... | Suite de l'article

Product / market / customer knowledge :A good salesperson perfectly knows the characteristics and benefits of their products or services, the market in which they operate, the strengths and weaknesses of their ... | Suite de l'article

Working from home, that old childhood fantasy you've held onto... Yes, working from home, as you want, when you want, being free to manage your hours, your space and your tasks, it's fantastic! It is fantastic, yes. ... | Suite de l'article

Emails: Six Unforgivable Mistakes. Familiarity, inappropriate words, mistakes... Poorly worded, your hastily written email risks, at best, annoying, at worst, being thrown in the trash. Respect the basic rules of ... | Suite de l'article