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More ghosts than ever.

If you are in the midst of a job hunt, you know: being “ghosted” is all too common. We all pretty much agree - it should not ever happen. "Ghosting" is belittling for the person on the receiving end . . . and is simply no way to conduct business.

But there is good news for all the job seekers that have been ghosted: it is not your fault.

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5 signs your workplace is toxic.

Solving difficult problems in the workplace can be a true struggle - but from that struggle comes progress and growth. It's often hard to tell, though . . . is the struggle a natural part of progress and growth - or is the struggle indicative of a toxic work environment?

How does one differentiate between the purpose-driven “struggle” and pointless “toxicity”?

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No reply.

A hammer can drive a nail in the process of building a home. That same hammer can also break glass as part of a smash and grab. Likewise - digital tools can be used to connect and communicate as much as they can be used to create distance and evade.

At their worst - digital tools can lull us into the sort of “at-a-distance” behavior that would be unthinkable in-person.

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THIS is actually your job.

. . . .but now - my salary, my bonus, my career advancement - the things I wanted from work . . . these all hinged not on how well I did my job but on my ability to deliver on my boss’s wants and desires? To make matters worse, I had - in my boss’s opinion - failed at that.

My luck - it appeared - had run out.

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