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In this ever-changing business climate, employee retention and longevity is not what it used to be. The evidence would indicate that a large number of employees in today’s workforce will change jobs every two years. In the first 10 years…

Getting fired doesn't mean the end of your career. It could actually work to your advantage. Here's what Peter Handal had to say in a recent interview with CW11 News. CW11 News Video

January 2, 2008 By Carrie Mason-Draffen, Newsday Blog Creativity is something that companies love to talk about, but few do anything to foster it on a systematic basis. “The monotony of day-to-day systems can sometimes stagnate the creative juices in…

December 15, 2007 By Al Lewis, The Denver Post Some people love their bosses and co-workers so much that they just have to buy them something for ChristmasI mean, the holidays. Never say “Christmas” in an office setting. And don't…

December 11, 2007 By Meridith Levinson, CIO.com The Wisdom of Dale Carnegie in Five Bullet Points Dale Carnegie literally wrote the book on networking in 1936. How to Win Friends and Influence People demystified the process of making friends out…

I found after my recent trip to France that work issues are all the same, no matter what country you are visiting. I was invited to speak at the United States – France Chamber of Commerce. In the audience, were…

Are workplace issues universal? Do organizations in the U.S. face the same issues, as India, China, or Italy? Here in the U.S., my experience shows, one of the major issues is the ‘talent war’. This is the struggle of recruiting,…

Monday, November 12, 2007 By Tim Grant, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette It's the thought that counts but gift-giving at work is fraught with perils, according to workplace expert Peter Handal, president, chairman and chief executive of Dale Carnegie Training. Some companies have…

In this day and age of the ‘everything quicker and faster’ craze, I wonder if a 40 hour week is enough to do all the things that are expected of us? Some surveys show that the average workweek has actually…