Suppose you enjoy your job and you love your family; but you feel that you are not able to be there for your family "all of the time". My children are grown with their own families; but I still feel obligated to them. Any ideas?

Our school has made constant curriculum changes throughout the years causing much stress to faculty and students. At times we don't have the proper tools or information, including textbooks for our students. What is the best way to deal with these stressful situations?

I work with 90% women I'm a man & it seems that women need more feelings put into change. Our men you ask them to change you need to give them the facts & then they are ok. Women they want to also know the facts but I always need to say to them how do you feel about this before changing anything.

I Feel, career management is a lifelong process where one needs to reevaluate his progress often to be able to achieve his/her goals.

when i was an executive chef the goals were set up from the top down and quality orianted . when i became food and beverage manager ,the goals were set up from the bottom up and result orianted

Every manager wants to be more effective. I think for managers to be more effective they need to identify and develop their personal and managerial goals. What are your thoughts?

Goal setting is something I do both personally and professionally. Goal setting is essential to be your success as an individual and as a professional.

As easy as it may seem to avoid that one toxic co worker. I believe in approaching said individual when it compromises the care that is given to a patient. Sadly, because she does not have her license yet, the constructive feedback is taken harshly. I take great measure to thoroughly think about what I am going to say and how I am going to approach the situation, but I do not see any positive changes in her care to patients. I have heard attending and others make negative and toxic comments about her but the issue continues to cycle. What suggestions can be given to avoid throwing off the fun dynamic of the workplace without compromising the care of the patients.

One of my biggest resistances is 'being scheduled'. Now, of course, I'm a grown up and have a functional work life, but I still have a resistance to scheduling everything like I might shrivel up or something. However, I know more now why scheduling (with suffient free time) will actually help me be even more efficient and possibly get more done with less effort by staying on track. I appreciated this course for sure!

Should b exact & geared to the job site, not general & for personal inprovement only

In order to reach any goal, set a goal that is attainable. This will result in a much more positive ending.

sTRESS IS NOT ALWAYS BAD AND CAN BE USEFULL

These are some great stress relieving steps that I am going to start implementing into my work and home life to help make my work and home life flow.

We all have stress that affects us in both positive and negative ways. My sources of stress many times stem from poor time management. When I write everything down, set deadlines, and stick to those deadlines, things go very smoothly and I get tons done. But when I do not, I get very much off track and find myself having to hustle to get caught up, which only adds MORE stress to the situation. What are some good time management techniques that you use? God Bless!

How do you deal with callers who do not like the fact that you need them to leave a voicemail explaining what the call is about so that you can call them back when you are prepared and available?

Many of us use the internet in our day to day tasks, but what do you think might help us as employees and possibly any of our staff from being tempted to explore sites that are not relevant to our goals?

We just learned that we are closing this year. Luckily, we have time to plan our career moves before layoffs formally begin, but -- as a manager -- I'm trying to figure out how to encourage my teachers to take charge of their careers while, at the same time, remain focused on doing the job that they are currently in.

I often find myself waiting for the last minute to accomplish things. This gives me a boost to actually get the work done. This procrastination has also caused me to fail two online courses I've been taking. Not fun at all. But have a learned from my mistake? I don't think so because this has happened twice already.

Goal setting is an essetial part of success not only in the workplace, but also in your personal life.

We must know how to do the correct amount of work for the time we are given. Once we figure out that part then we can understand how to manage the time better.