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  • Tips for combating employee negativity

    Negativity can hurt productivity, the bottom line, and future achievements. Here's how you can reduce this problem in your company.

  • Twenty tips to keep PCs out of the junk pile

    Without a conscientious effort to properly maintain older computers, your company could be faced with the unenviable task of investing in new technology.

  • Two quick job search tips

    The past few years have forced even the most experienced IT professionals to get back to basics when looking for the next engagement or a new job. These two examples show what's worked recently for a resume and cover letter service.

  • Outlook tips for busy IT managers

    Microsoft Outlook is loaded with features that can save you time and increase your productivity. Here are just a few tips and techniques for getting the most out of this program.

  • HR tips: Gaining approval for IT hires

    Hiring in the tech industry has new challenges, often including involvement of the CEO and CFO. But CIOs can successfully work through the process by considering some viable new approaches.

  • Who's the boss? Tips for managing friends

    If you’ve been promoted from within, you might be faced with the sticky issue of handling your new relationship with your former peers.

  • Wireless LANs: Troubleshooting tips

    Is it a hardware problem or is it a configuration issue? This is a common question among IT pros who support wireless networks. Find out how to tell the difference.

  • Tips for successful IT negotiations

    Tech leaders spend much of the week negotiating--with vendors, staffers, and business units. Columnist Bob Weinstein offers insight on how to sharpen your negotiating skills.

  • Tech tips: 'GRAB' Linux updates

    Tracking a Linux RPM installation database can be maddening. Any package that can simplify this process can be quite valuable, especially if you have a lot of RPM packages installed. See how to use GRAB to keep tabs on RPMs.

  • Dealing with staff morale dilemmas

    HR expert Peter Woolford explains why you should support your team member's quest to move into another department, as well why you need to cut dead weight even if new replacements aren't on the agenda.

  • Tips for managing project teams

    You have a tough enough time managing on-site teams. Scatter team members among locations, and it's even harder. One consultant shares the lessons he learned on the way to success.

  • Keyboard shortcuts and tips for PowerPoint

    Take a look at these PowerPoint shortcuts and tips submitted by members that we think meet the needs of higher-end users.

  • Dealing with orders you don't agree with

    Arguably, the hardest part of being a manager is managing your team through an executive decision you don't agree with. Before you throw up your hands, heed this thoughtful advice.

  • Act now, quit later

    When you are overloaded with work and criticised for not doing enough, a common response is to want to quit. But our career columnist suggests you work on solutions before starting to work on your resume.

  • Is a career in IT management right for you?

    Many IT support professionals view management as the next step in their career, but few understand the consequences of such a move. Find out what you should consider before you accept an IT management position.

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