How-To Coaching Advice for Managers

How-To Coaching Advice for ManagersHow-To Coaching Advice for ManagersBeing a manager is no easy task. You have to coach an entire gruppe made up of individual members, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. To get the best performance out of your team as a whole, you need to coach each member of your team individually. Even if two team members have the same weakness, you will need to address them differently and each will react differently to your guidance. While you want to be ritterlich as you deal with all your employees, its simply impossible to treat everyone the same way. Coach up Front Make koranvers your employees are properly trained before they start a job. For example, before you put someone on the phones as a customer service representative, make sure they know how to handle the most common calls as well as the occasional difficult calls. Before you let a machine operator produce a finished piece of clothing for sale, make sure they know how to operate all aspects of the machine as well as what you expect of them. In situations like these, start by letting people practice. Let the telephone representative listen to a seasoned rep and once theyre comfortable, let them answer a few calls on their own while you (or someone else) observes them. Give the machine operator the simplest parts of the product theyll be responsible for first and once theyve mastered this work let them move on to the more difficult parts. Its during these training sessions that your coaching (and training) begins. As you coach employees during the training period, help them with the following What is expected of themFor example, you dont expect them totake as many calls as the senior representative, but you do expect them to handle a certain amount of calls every day. Be specific and give them an exact number. Also, let them know you expect their call volume to grow as their comfort level grows. Common mistakes Let the team member know the kinds of mistakes people on the team usually make, why, and how they canavoid making the same mistakes. Tips and tricksShare some of the things youve learned that will help them learn the best way to do the job. For instance, if you keep your the blank parts of the product youre producing to the left of the operating machine (for a right-handed operator) you can carefully place the finished part on the tray for the next station with your right hand, while using your left hand to slide the next part toward the machine. This simple tip (and piece of advice) streamlines the process. Ongoing Coaching After your team member has completed their training that doesnt mean your coaching ends. Continue to share things that can help them get better and remind them to avoid things slowing them down or hampering the quality of their work. Remember, coaching has a goal. Ultimately, you want the performance level of your team to improve, and thats accomplished one person at a time. Coaching After An Event D espite your best efforts, mistakes happen. A telephone representative will give a customer the wrong answer that causes them to threaten a lawsuit. When this happens, your first step is to fix the problem from a corporate perspective and secondly, coach the individual, so the mistake doesnt happen again. You may need to remind them of the correct procedure or answer. The important thing is to stay positive and be supportive because we all make mistakes. However, if this isnt the first time theyve made this mistake you need to address that with them as well. Think of their mistake as a teaching moment and make sure they understand what went wrong and how to avoid it in the future. Most of all, be careful of demotivating them. After any coaching session, you want your employees eager to do better, not cowering at their desk out of fear. Bottom Line Coaching is a very powerful tool a manager can use to improve the performance of their team. You coach each person on the team as an i ndividual, but also as a member of the team. Coach them ahead of time, so they are prepared coach them as time goes on, so they continue to improve. And coach them when they make a mistake. Be positive and motivating and they will improve the teams performance by improving their own performance.

Listen up Retaining millennial employees takes good ears

Listen up Retaining millennial employees takes good earsListen up Retaining millennial employees takes good earsYouve heard it all before Millennials are different than the current workforce.No,theyre the same. Millennials are the scourge of the workforce.Theyrejust its newest members. Millennials are saving work as we know it. They are totally screwing up the way the world approaches work.Your opinion of millennials leidwithstanding, they are a rapidly growing part of our workforce and by 2020,theyll be the majority stakeholders. At my company all of my employees are millennials, so Ive had to build a strategy to retain and manage them. Ive adapted to their idiosyncrasies, their demands, their unique working styles and the changes they bring to a stagnant workforce.You can say you dont care, but the only person it hurts is you. Besides, you can increase productivity and efficiency if you simply listen to what these young people are trying to tell you.Attract and retain millennialsus ing these tipsFind Your PathMoney is nice, benefits are beneficial, but purpose is forever. If your company hasnt found its purpose and wants to hire millennials, you may as well consider them to be temps.Jobs dont have to be glamorous if they have meaning behind them. In fact, if your employment brand team, human resources practitioners or hiring managers can find a way to connect meaning to each job within your company and align it with your companys broader purpose, you win.Purpose motivates millennials even more than a fat paycheck.Show millennials purpose within a role by connecting them to a bigger picture. Show potential hires how a position contributes to the overall success and goals of the business. Take them through the duties step by step and illustrate how this particular role contributes to the next step in the process in order to reach the overarching goal.Teach Your Children WellIts scary to invest in young people without knowing if theyll stick around for the long h aul but its worth it. Sixty percent of millennialsfeel that growth and learning opportunitiesare a top priority when selecting from different companies. And if you dont train them, someone else will, and youll have invested time and energy into their career development without reaping any of the rewards. Show Gen Y where they can go in your company and give them the educational tools (which have never been cheaper by the way) to get there. Invest in employee recognition and feedback, for example. There are a multitude of employee performance software tools available, and this valuable feedback will allow you to develop your employees within your company and their position. This feedback and recognition will boost career development and lead to career opportunities employees may have never thought were possible.Keep an Eye on Your TigersMillennials not only want feedback and coaching tips - they need them. Feel like yourcurrent annual performance appraisals are a pain?Try weekly fac e-to-face or email-focused feedback. While this may initially take some time for us older managers to get used to, its crucial to millennial growth and their engagement levels.Lets be honest, there are quite a few issues in the workplace that could stand to be addressed more than just once a year. With the pace of technology and work faster than ever before, its natural that performance should keep pace. I always make sure to provide my employees with frequent, real-time feedback. Whether I stop by their desk to give some quick feedback or use our performance management tool, theyre always receiving the recognition and criticism they need.Mold the Job to the partDuring your constant feedback sessions, ask your employees what theyd rather be doing. And listen. The perfect job for them may be right there in your organization. Listen to what they have to say and start giving them opportunities that they will feel excited about.Are they looking to dabble in other departments? Start by g iving them small tasks in that department and track how well they do. You will be surprised at how well they can perform in other areas of the business.Find Out Whats Going onMillennials have blurred the line between work and life. Its not work-life balance. Its all one jumbled mess. On the plus side, you get someone who is dedicated and engaged around the clock (sort of) and you also can get to know your teammates a little better. Remember when you were young? What were your social goals, financial goals? What did you do for fun and what were your career aspirations?Now go ask your people.You can resist the millennial force as long as you like, but its not going away. The above changes wont just benefit millennials - theyre useful for all the generations in the workforce and may just make you a better manager.Maren Hogan is a seasoned marketer and community builder in the HR and Recruiting industry. She leadsRed Branch Media, an agency offering marketing strategy and content devel opment. A consistent advocate of next generation marketing techniques, Hogan has built successful online communities, deployed brand strategies in both the B2B and B2C sectors, and been a prolific contributor of thought leadership in the global recruitment and talent space.BusinessCollectivewhere this column first appeared was launched in partnership with Citi as a virtual mentorship program powered by North Americas most ambitious young thought leaders, entrepreneurs, executives and small business owners.

The First Questions to Ask On the Job

The First Questions to Ask On the JobThe First Questions to Ask On the JobYouve outgrown new-kid jitters the first days in a senior position are no time to clam up.Youve been out of work for months.You got the interview.You nailed the interview.You got the job.You cant screw up.You have to hit the ground running.Now what?Now, ask the questions you didnt, or couldnt, ask during the interview. The ones that will help you do everything from effectively managing your budget to knowing what to wear on Fridays. Its also your chance to find out about the culture and personality of the company at a level of detail that would have appeared presumptuous to ask during the interview phase. But job seekers still need to respect protocol and mind their manners in approaching their future co-workers and managers, experts said.The first thing I would tell people is keep it positive, said Cheryl Palmer, a certified executive career coach and the founder of Call to Career. For example, ask a co-worker , What do you like most about the anfhrer? Dont ask, What do you hate about the anfhrer? When youre first starting out, you want to be on good terms with everybody.Veterans of the organization are also likely to be suspicious of newcomers digging for dirt, she said. Those who know the ropes dont want to be seen as being negative about the company or the boss or anything else, Palmer said. The best thing is to keep it positive, and people are more likely to want to answer your questions.One particularly thorny issue for new hires is how to deal with internal candidates you beat for the job, some of who you will need to work alongside or manage in the future. Kelley Rexroad, founder of KREX Consulting, a human-resources consulting firm, recommends new hires identify any internal candidates whom were overlooked in the hiring process and reach out to smooth feathers you wouldnt otherwise know were ruffled.You want to be sensitive to their feelings and hear their ideas, she said. The per son could feel passed over, think you are making more money than they are. Without that knowledge, you may feel a cold shoulder and wonder why. You can win over the person with something like this I understand that you applied for this role. What about it interested you? Then engage him or her What do they think will be tough to do? What do they think the priorities are, and what do they want to work on now? It may be possible to turn that person into a successor in the future.Lisa Quast, president and founder of Career Woman Inc. and a certified executive coach and author, recommends new hires reach out both to their new boss and new co-workers.Ask your new boss about goals and objectives but also about what keeps her up at night. I like to find out what worries my boss the most so I can determine creative ways to help alleviate her worries, such as through new projects, improving processes, etc., said Quast in an e-mail to Ladders. Companies look for employees who add value, so tr y to find creative and inspiring ways to show how much value you can add.Quast suggests asking co-workers what they are working on and how you can help. This will give you a good picture of the projects being worked on by individuals, as well as projects that are larger in scope and being worked on by many within or even outside the department, she said.What not to wearOf course, in addition to goals and objectives, you also want to know what to wear on Fridays. Many of the experts interviewed by Ladders said its important early on to engage your co-workers in a discussion about the corporate culture.Linda Matias, author of 201 Knock-out Answers to Tough einstellungsgesprch Questions The Ultimate Guide to Handling the New Competency-Based Interview Style, suggests digging to find out what type of personality succeeds with the company.Every organization has its own culture, she said. Team members with certain personalities may get noticed more often and receive promotions. Armed wit h this information, you can assess whether or not you will naturally excel in the company or if you have to flex your personality style.Angie Maizlish, president of First Impressions and a certified professional resume writer and certified employment interview professional, said success in a new position requires a plan of action. This, she said, requires a list of good questions and a notebook and pen (or a BlackBerry or iPhone) to record the answers.Some of the questions Maizlish suggests areWhat do you want me to accomplish the first week? Second? Third?Where do you see me one month from now?What tools do I need to be familiar with to be successful?Do you have a mentor program?To whom do I address questions? What is the best way to communicate those questions?What method of communication do you prefer? Do you have an open- door policy, or is there a set time during which I can direct any questions?What are the top three goals for me this quarter?Can I eat at my desk?Where is the bathroom?Finding the right answers to all of ansicht questions (especially the last), will go a long way toward ensuring a smooth start in your new job.

3 ways to fix your life when youre mindlessly on autopilot

3 ways to fix your life when you're mindlessly on 'autopilot' 3 ways to fix your life when you're mindlessly on 'autopilot' Do you ever feel like you’re just going through the motions during the work week, and not making thoughtful decisions? You roll out of bed, get ready for work, mindlessly work on projects, head home for dinner, go to sleep and do the same thing in the same order the next day. The routine has taken out your energy and worn down your brain so that you feel mostly numb.It’s a shockingly common feeling. British retailer Marks Spencer released the  Autopilot Britain study  last month, showing that a staggering 96% of people surveyed say they operate on autopilot- that’s reportedly an average of 15 decisions made while in that mindless frame of mind every day.“People recognize that the choices they are making don’t add up to the life they want to live. We can all do better at living more purposefully. The opposite of autopilot is purposeful living,” Dr. Mark Williamson, Director of Action for Happiness and a contributor to the study, said in a statement.Here’s what the rese arch found, and how we can turn this mode off in our daily lives.Living  on  autopilotThe research team surveyed more than 3,000 people  online, ages 18-60 and up, in the UK. The study was “commissioned as part of”  #SpendItWell, the retailer’s initiative designed to get Brits “to make the most out of every moment.”What stood out: we spend most of our mornings, especially, in a mindless state.There are, for instance, decisions we’re much more likely to make on autopilot. Choosing an outfit, making weekend plans, what path to take to work and what to eat when lunch or dinner roll around are a few decisions respondents said they were most likely to make while on autopilot.While in this numb frame of mind, we’re letting things slip and agree to things without really thinking them through. Around 44% said that while on autopilot they have “forgotten something,” 20% fail to listen well to others  and 25% have agreed to go to a social gathering they know they won’t mak e it to. Around 76% said they recalled moments when they think the weren’t using time wisely, and 61% said they play it safe in terms of “patterns and decisions.”Around 47% of people surveyed reported agreeing to something four times each day while more inclined to say “no.” Almost half of this group said it’s due to a fear of “letting others down.” Some moments when people wanted to say no instead of yes were: working greater hours or later hours and joining people for drinks after work when home was more appealing.The really chilling part: Only 38% of people said they were “living life to the full” that day. In other words, we’re letting our lives pass us by.The paper identified specific pressures Brits face, saying that it is “a distracted nation” because people are “too busy” to pay attention to  their decisions, “tech makes us sleepwalk into our choices,” and that an excessive amount of time is spent on comparison to impossible standards.Professor Renata Salecl, a contributor to the study, told Ladders about living in this state of mind.“People are rarely fully in an auto-pilot mode. No matter what, we are conscious being capable of making decisions. However, we should not forget the power of social influences as well as our unconscious impulses which often undermind our conscious goals. Severe exhaustion, traumatic experience, depression and anxiety can make us go into what might look like auto-pilot mode where we seem to be just following a certain course of life without having the perception that we can change it. Sadly, in today’s society where people work longer and longer and feel very insecure in their work place and in life in general it often appears that that such auto-pilot behavior is on the rise. One should not look negatively at such auto-pilot behavior. It might very well be the case that people are trying to protect themselves by just going through the days without much thinking,” Sale cl said.Why are we on autopilot? Managing fear of  disappointmentAs we dig deeper, there appear to be two major reasons we’re on autopilot: we’re preoccupied in our own thoughts and want the easiest path as we work them out; and we are afraid of screwing up and say no without thinking about it.Williamson explained his theory  in a statement.[pullquote]If you’re managing someone you believe is on autopilot, the best approach is compassion.[/pullquote]“We are always on. If you pause, you risk letting yourself or others down. When you stand still, it’s perceived that you’re going backwards. As we look around us, it seems like other people are living successful, perfect lives. Autopilot makes it harder for us to make instinctively good choices so we feel trapped, and that we’re living someone else’s life,” Williamson said.If you’re managing someone you believe is on autopilot, the best approach is compassion, research shows.Peter Bregman  writes about how leaders sho uld respond to employees when things don’t go according to plan  in the Harvard Business Review.He recommends taking a moment to breathe, picking your desired result, not making people feel fear or “punished,” and to “choose a response that will achieve the outcome you want.”“In hard times, people want to feel more connected to their leaders. They need to have reasons to trust you. They need to feel trusted by you,” Bregman writes.The three reasons we’re on autopilotEven though everyone isn’t the same  when it comes to living life numbly, here’s some of the advice the study offers to people in the three kinds of autopilot they identify.“Pleasers”  literally try to please others by saying yes, and end up “resentful” of their own responsibilities. They recommend saying no in a nice way more often, and displaying the phrase on a post-it note, and canceling events you don’t need to go to as you look at your schedule on Sunday night.“Pacers” are always g oing, going, going- they focus more on getting things done and packing their schedules than “being.” The recommend setting an alarm to hit the sheets on time, and doing the most important thing you have to get done that day first, instead of something else, like emailing others back.“Passengers”  let others make decisions for them and get caught up in “following the crowd too often.” They  say that each week, these people should do “one thing differently” among other advice.The study also details how people can escape autopilot mode. There are ways to make decisions more consciously.How to get away from autopilot and live your live more fullyHere are some of the ways the researchers recommend transitioning from autopilot mode to making decisions  more purposefully.1. Focus on your own lifeThe researchers caution against trying to see how you stack up to others. Instead, you should do  things that boost your self-esteem.2. Include some joy in each dayYou should be mo re deliberate in your thinking by writing down what you value, and see whether your processes and tendencies have a positive effect on you, and that you shouldn’t only save “the special things in life” for the big moments.3. Take positive action to change your state of mindPassivity makes us numb. To regain control over your life, the study says to: change your mood through exercise, to do one thing towards a goal you want to accomplish and tell three people about it.To strengthen connections with others, the researchers advise saying “hello” more frequently, not using electronics while eating or talking with people, having a “screen-free bedroom,” and thanking others more often.To be more involved in your community, the researchers say to become a member of a club, to head outside more often, to go out of your way to interact with three more people than usual, to be of service, like volunteering.

Examiner Job Description

Examiner Job Description Medical Claims Specialist/Examiner Job Description Medical Claims Specialist/Examiner Job Description This medical claims specialist/examiner sample job description can assist in your creating a job application that will attract job candidates who are qualified for the job. Feel free to revise this job description to meet your specific job duties and job requirements. Medical Claims Specialist Examiner Job Responsibilities: Serves medical insurance customers by determining insurance coverage; examining and resolving medical claims; documenting actions; maintaining quality customer services; ensuring legal compliance. Medical Claims Specialist Examiner Job Duties: Determines covered medical insurance losses by studying provisions of policy or certificate. Establishes proof of loss by studying medical documentation; assembling additional information as required from outside sources, including claimant, physician, employer, hospital, and other insurance companies; initiating or conducting investigation of questionable claims. Documents medical claims actions by completing forms, reports, logs, and records. Resolves medical claims by approving or denying documentation; calculating benefit due; initiating payment or composing denial letter. Ensures legal compliance by following company policies, procedures, guidelines, as well as state and federal insurance regulations. Maintains quality customer services by following customer service practices; responding to customer inquiries. Provides legal support by assembling documentation for settlement action. Protects operations by keeping claims information confidential. Prepares reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information. Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; participating in professional organizations. Accomplishes organization goals by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments. Medical Claims Specialist Examiner Skills and Qualifications: Claims Adjustment, Financial Software, Documentation Skills, Data Entry Skills, Analyzing Information , Problem Solving, Verbal Communication, Customer Focus, FDA Health Regulations, General Math Skills, Statistical Analysis Employers: Post a job in minutes to reach candidates everywhere. Job Seekers: Search Medical Claims Specialist Examiner Jobs and apply on now. Find out more abouthow to hire: Recruiting a New Hire if You Havent Hired in a While Interviewing Gaffes and Recruiting Disasters Maintain a Legal Hiring Process

13 Unusual But Awesome Perks at Companies Hiring Now

13 Unusual But Awesome Perks at Companies Hiring Now 13 Unusual But Awesome Perks at Companies Hiring Now   Here’s How To Negotiate Flexible Work Hours When it comes down to whether to apply for or accept a job, the benefits offered are pretty darn important. (In fact, Glassdoor users have said they want benefits or perks more than they want a raise .) But how do you know what a company’s putting on the table before the interview? You use Glassdoor- and this handy guide of 13 companies offering cool perks. Our personal fave? Airbnb’s travel credit, which employees can use to book this Malibu Airstream getaway.     Unusual Perk: Free fitness classes. Reebok is an athletic wear company, after all. Employees here can snag free classes at its on-site gym and Crossfit Box any time of day. What Employees Say: “ Company culture is incredible. You are able to work around people with similar passions each and everyday.” - Former Employee Unusual Perk: Death benefits. No one wants to think about this benefit, but it’s valuable if you ever need it: Google gives the surviving spouse or partner of a deceased employee 50 percent of his or her salary for the following 10 years after his or her death. What Employees Say: “The perks are amazing. Yes, free breakfast, lunch, and dinner every weekday. Amazing holiday parties- at Waldorf Astoria, NY Public Library, MoMA, etc.- overnight ski trips to Vermont; overnight nature trips to the Poconos in the summer. I don’t see this going away unless the company starts hurting financially.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Free intern housing. We all know interns are (usually) hurting for money, so that’s one reason why this perk is so appealing. All of Facebook’s interns have the chance to receive free housing- plus shuttles to and from work so they don’t have to pay for gas. What Employees Say: “Incredible benefits. Excellent compensation that rewards strong performance. Lots of autonomy. Tons of room for growth. Very transparent from the top down. Strong leadership. Intelligent and caring colleagues. The most fair and well thought out review process you will find everywhere. Exciting work.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Free burgers. There’s no reason to pay for lunch if you work at In-n-Out Burger. Its employees can enjoy a free burger, fries, and unlimited drinks during a shift.   What Employees Say: “You get a free burger with fries every time you work. Also, there is unlimited access to the drinks, except for the shakes.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Five-months of paid leave for new mothers. In the U.S., company’s aren’t required to offer paid-leave for new mothers. But American Express offers them five months off at their full pay, making this perk pretty darn unusual but outstanding.     What Employees Say: “I love the positive minded environment that the company strives to keep for their employees. The company offers great incentives such a Healthy Living, work life balance, on-site nurse, and more.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Unlimited vacation time. Yep, you read that right. Netflix allows employees to choose how many days they take off each year, whether that’s two weeks or two months.   What Employees Say:  â€œExcellent culture, freedom to learn and to work on exciting projects. Great compensation package. The company treats their employees well and shows their appreciation for the hard work that makes Netflix great.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Paid time off for volunteering. When you do good, Salesforce rewards you. The company offers its employees six paid days off each year to do volunteer work. Plus, the company gives its employees $1,000 each year to donate the cause of their choice.     What Employees Say: “ Management on all levels care about employee success. Great benefits. Cool offices. Solid training program. Products that actually work.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Egg freezing. More and more people are delaying pregnancy, and Spotify has caught on. The company covers the cost of egg freezing and fertility assistance to workers. What Employees Say: “ Passionate and inspiring people, great benefits, endless opportunities to take on additional projects or get involved in an area you’re interested in.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Travel stipend. When you work at Airbnb, you’re bound to get some house envy. But luckily, employees here can check out the properties they post with a $2,000 stipend so that they can travel and stay in the Airbnb listing of their choice each year. What Employees Say: “My team is like my family. The company is generous, mission driven, and works hard to make employees heard. Great location, motivated and sincere people. Each time I strike up a conversation with someone new, I feel like I’ve made a friend. I can be myself, quirks and all, and am embraced.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: “Yay” days. “Yay” days, as REI calls them, are two paid days off each year in which employees can get outside, off the clock, and enjoy an activity of their choice.   What Employees Say: “Great Co-Op ethics. Fun and inspiring. The very best HR program I have ever worked under: salary reviews, reporting issues and resolving problems. Health care option for PT employees extremely rare in this marketplace, and most appreciated.” - Former Employee Unusual Perk: Student-loan debt reimbursement. People with student loan debt know those bills can be crushing. But for PwC employees, the load is a little lighter. PWC’s Student Loan Paydown (SLP) will  pay $1,200 a year towards an associate’s or senior associate’s loans. “Over time, this may help reduce student loan principal and interest obligation by as much as $10,000, and shorten your loan payoff period by up to three years.” What Employees Say: “The career opportunities, young and vibrant culture, internal support, and international presence is among the top pros of working for PwC.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Global soccer tournaments. If you want to play soccer, you can at Bain & Co., where more than 1,000 employees (on average) participate in its global soccer tournaments each year. Last year’s tournament was in Brussels, while this year’s is in L.A. What Employees Say: “Bain has the best culture of any organization I’ve ever been a part of. I come to work every day feeling excited about interacting with my colleagues. The work is fast paced and engaging and we deliver real value to our clients. Pay is excellent. Travel has been less than I expected when I applied.” - Current Employee Unusual Perk: Gender reassignment surgery. For employees who desire gender reassignment survey, Goldman Sachs will pay for it for them. The company has offered this perk since 2008.   What Employees Say: “Many leadership and career opportunities. GS had a team-oriented culture, which I found very productive and supportive. It enabled me to grow in my field as well as a leader. Benefits were very, [including] unlimited sick leave, long vacations, [and] great health plans.” - Former Employee

Exhausted Working Moms Deserve a Guilt-Free Day Off

Exhausted Working Moms Deserve a Guilt-Free Day Off Exhausted Working Moms Deserve a Guilt-Free Day Off Working mothers are often pushed to the point of exhaustion nowadays. They find it hard to fit in time just for themselves, and when they do, they may feel guilty about not doing something work- or child-related instead. Practicing self-care, including taking the occasional day off from both work and childcare responsibilities, is vital in helping working mothers fight those worn-out feelings and see themselves as people with needs and wants beyond their careers and kids. In addition, American culture needs to evolve to enable working mothers to discard unreasonable expectations of achieving a perfect work-home balance and ideally bring about structural social changes so that all the responsibility for working mothers health and happiness isnt placed on individual moms. More Time Working, More Time Raising Children Not only are working mothers spending more time working than their counterparts in the 60s did, theyre also spending more time at being mothers. According to the Pew Research Center (PRC), working mothers spent about 25 hours a week at their job in 2016, compared with nine hours in 1965. They spent 14 hours a week on child care, compared with 10 hours a week 51 years earlier. Women face economic and societal pressures to do it all: Seventy percent of mothers with at least one child younger than 18 worked outside the home in 2015, compared with 47 percent in 1975, according to the PRC. And in 40 percent of U.S. families, mothers were the primary breadwinners. Despite that last statistic, 77 percent of those polled by the PRC said women face a lot of pressure to be an involved parent, while only 56 percent said the same is true of men. Working mothers are also spending less time at home with newborns. Because only 17 percent of workers are offered paid parental leave through their job, almost half of women take less than two months of maternity leave and almost one in four take less than two weeks off after giving birth. Self-Care and Child Care Parent educator Janet Lansbury told USA Today that working mothers need to see self-care as a necessary thing separate from child care. If were feeling like we have to keep our child happy and fulfill their every desire and ride the waves of their emotions, all of those things are not going to allow us to have self-care, Lansbury said. So my focus with parents is helping them to see their child as a whole person, so you can be in an actual relationship with them where its not you just servicing them all the time. Working moms need to take time out for themselves on occasion, without shame, whether its spending a few hours in the park with a book or a day or weekend away with a bestie. They shouldnt be afraid to ask for help from family members and friends- or afraid of being perceived as not committed or caring enough- when they have hit a wall. A Cultural Issue Caitlyn Collins, a sociology professor at Washington University, studied how women balanced their work and home lives in the U.S., Germany, Italy, and Sweden. Moms in the U.S. had the most difficult time achieving some semblance of balance. “Across the countries where I conducted interviews, one desire remained constant among mothers, Collins wrote in her book Making Motherhood Work: How Women Manage Careers and Caregiving, as reported by Psychology Today. Women wanted to feel that they were able to combine paid employment and child-rearing in a way that seemed equitable and didn’t disadvantage them at home or at work.” Collins reported U.S. mothers were least able to fulfill that desire because they lack cultural and institutional support. “The United States is an outlier among Western Industrialized countries for its lack of support for working mothers,” she wrote. Working mothers dealt with more guilt and conflicts between their career and home lives than their European counterparts. “Women who are committed to their careers but take too much time away for their family are thought to violate the work devotion schema, while those who avoid or delegate their familial commitments violate the family devotion schema,” Collins wrote. She told Psychology Today that women need to stop trying to live up to the unrealistic goal of perfectly combining work and childcare. “I want American moms to stop blaming themselves, she said. I want American mothers to stop thinking that somehow their conflict is their own fault and that if they tried a little harder, got a new schedule, woke up a little earlier every morning, using the right planner or the right app, that they could somehow figure out the key to managing their stress. That’s just not the case.” A Collective Solution Collins said American society has to collectively make it easier for working mothers to live without guilt and with a healthy helping of self-care. “This is a structural problem, she said. So it requires structural solutions. No individual solution is going to fix this. That’s the point Im trying to drive home. We live in a culture where we highly value individualism, and we dont think about the collective. Ever. For sociologists, our entire job is to think through how structure impacts our daily life. This research has shown me that we need a collective, structural solution.”

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You want your boss to like you, so that when sh*t gets realâ€"as the young people sayâ€"she can go to bat for you.”To make sure you’re putting your friendliest foot forward, avoid these b lunders that might make your boss wish someone else was doing your job.You give your boss a lot to manageUnless you’re at the top of the totem pole or standing atop that glass ceiling at your own company, part of your role will always mean making your manager’s life easier. And while asking questions is part of learning and advancing your career, the more time your boss has to spend holding your hand, the more frustrated he or she might become. “Your boss has a lot on their plate, and they don’t have time to constantly babysit you. Micromanaging is not fun for anyone, and though most employees say they don’t like being micro-managed, if you’re a lot of work, your boss probably feels like they have to use this method to get work done,” explains career coach Colene Elridge. Instead of constantly asking for reassurance, smart employees figure it out, or come to the boss with a succinct description of the problem and potential solutions. If you find it tough to resist the urge to ping your boss several times a day, Elridge suggest finding a coach or a mentor outside of your office to build your confidence. “Gain the skills you need to more effectively do your job. Then find a mentor that can help guide you through your career. Mentors are great at helping you grow and develop,” Elridge says.You fake it and don’t produce resultsCongrats! You earned an awesome promotion or finally got the lead spot for a project you wanted to spear. But now, the pressure is on: dropping the ball after a career growth moment can quickly make your boss doubt his or her decision. Though faking-it-until-you-make-it can work in certain cases, if you’re throwing around fancy terms and answers, without actually understanding your responsibilities, you might make a big mess for your boss to clean up. “I can’t tell you the number of organizations I’ve worked with who have employees who don’t do their jobs. Meaning, they do everything but produce results. Some bl ame falls squarely on the organization for not properly engaging their employees, but some falls on the individual. When you make the choice to not do your job, you make your boss have to work harder, and that’s a key way to make them not like you. You were hired to do a job. Whatever the job is, there are expected results, and when you don’t produce those results, there’s a problem,” Elridge says. Many people can stagnate for years at this level of middle management because they never learn how to stop bossing people and start leading people. How do you start to grow as professional, in a meaningful, impactful way? Elridge says it’s a slippery slope that might require some soul-searching to figure out why you’re working where you’re working, and what might be keeping you from being less than motivated. From there, baby steps are key. “If you don’t like the work, consider a career change. If you’re just in a bit of a slump, pull yourself together and set a deadli ne. Momentum changes things. When you see yourself complete a project or task, you build more momentum to do better work,” she adds.You’re not straightforward about things that don’t workNo matter if it’s your dream job or just a starter gig to get you to the company you truly want to work for, there are going to be issues that arrive in every workplace. Though ultimately, it’s your manager’s responsibility to address workflows, teams or programs that simply aren’t working, it’s also part of your role to flag miscommunication or difficulties you’re having. Why? When something goes wrong, productivity is the first to suffer. “Any good workplace knows how to handle conflict. A workplace without conflict resolution skills is a recipe for chaos. It is not uncommon that people lack conflict resolution skills. Avoidance is not a tactic. Conflict will happen, and though it can be uncomfortable, it’s not always a bad thing. If you’re the type of person who avoids con flict or stirs up conflict in your office, my guess is your boss may not like you,” Elridge says. Here’s where it’s essential to put your creative thinking hat on by figuring out what’s causing the trouble and how you might suggest fixing the issue to your boss. Approach your manager with a solution â€" not just a complaint â€" and let them take the reins from there.You don’t impress himUsually the boss’s least favorite people are the ones who punch in the clock and contribute no more than they have to. Or they ask for more responsibility, but when asked to see a project through to the end, make excuses as to why they can’t. The bottom line: Promotable employees go above and beyond. So if you’re not taking ownership for your own career path, why would you expect your boss to guide you along a highlighted, trackable path? Worst of all, if your boss has stopped coming to you because he knows he can’t count on you, you’re definitely not going anywhere in the company .“There’s only so many hours in the work day, and if your boss starts rolling her eyes, since she’s just done with your ‘discussions about why a project isn’t’ finished’…you’re in trouble. You want your boss to identify you as someone who solves problems, whom she can count on, not as someone who makes her life harder,” Zimmerman says. “Working in an office, making deadlines, keeping a business on track is difficult enough. When you consider that people have their own lives, with partners, children, mortgages, parents, Netflix queues, you begin to realize that very few good managers want any unnecessary stress in the office.”Instead of doing the bare minimum and offloading the rest to your boss, consider why you’re feeling disconnected. “Your issues may be legitimate, but if they are making it difficult to get work done, if they’re contributing to a tense corporate environment, you and your issues may need to look for a new job,” Zimmerman suggests.Yo u make it all about you Bosses have to oversee teams, and the employee who is always trying to focus attention on themselves is a distraction to cooperation. Derailing team discussions to talk about your own goals, dominating planning, and refusing to see the bigger picture of team progress rather than your own are all manifestations of this attitude. While this type of self-first behavior might make you feel like a powerful executive at first, it doesn’t do much to build a relationship with your co-workers, or more importantly, your boss. This applies on a personal level too: when other people are talking, listen. You might not be interested in hearing about their random trip to the Finger Lakes, but it’s in your best interest to listen, anyway, as a way to show respect for their experiences.Consider this: people you work with have to spend a minimum of eight hours a day with you. Wouldn’t they prefer someone who is pleasant to spend that time with?“People want to work with people that they like, not just people who are competent.  Make an effort to develop a good working relationship with your boss. This does not necessarily mean that you always have to go out to lunch together.  But it does mean that you should try to create a spirit of camaraderie between you,” Zimmerman adds.You refuse to do simple tasksMaking copies? Creating a spreadsheet? Sending notes post-budget-planning meeting? Under no circumstances should you break any ethical standards for a boss, but for routine requests, the answer should always be - as far as you can swing it - ‘yes.’ You might not find all of his or her tasks to be necessary, but your role is helping your higher-ups to meet deadlines and goals, so it’s worth your effort. If you don’t do it â€" or do it poorly â€" you not only make yourself look bad, but the team, too.“Years ago, I had a client who, on the first day of her new job, was given a detail-oriented project. She didn’t do it. Not only did s he not do the project, she spent time that could have been used to make her deadline, writing out a long letter of excuses and apologies. Needless to say, her management was furious…and within two months, that new job was only an old memory,” Zimmerman says. “You may not understand the reason for the deadline, you may disagree with it, but if you’re really trying to climb the ladder, make the deadline.”If you’re actually strapped for time and can’t do a deep-dive into data before 6 p.m.? Don’t just cross your arms and refuse to do something. Show you can think strategically. Instead of saying, ‘I can’t do that,’ and expect the boss to fix it, instead point to facts and numbers and make a case for another way: ‘Because our budget can’t cover this right now, it’s a challenge to get this project done. Have we considered hiring an intern or distributing the workload among other teams? Here’s how that would work.’You refuse to understand the struggle of bu reaucracyIn very few cases does management responsibility mean snapping your fingers and getting what you want. Managing takes maneuvering. Being a boss is very often a matter of managing bureaucracy to get things done. Some bosses are good at it, and some are terrible. But what’s never helpful is an employee who’s constantly talking down the company or asking why something hasn’t already happened by now, exactly the way that employee wants it.  â€œYou can create major headaches for your boss and everyone else on the job if you don’t understand bureaucracy. As frustrating as dealing with bureaucracy can be, there is a certain protocol that is expected, and if you try to bypass the workings of bureaucracy in order to get things done, you will ruffle feathers along the way,” explains career coach Cheryl Palmer. “Your boss will probably take the heat because of your bad decisions.  This in turn will affect how the boss perceives you. The best thing to do is to learn how th e bureaucracy works and work within the system.”Not everyone is cut out for corporate world though, Palmer notes. If you can’t see yourself conforming to the bureaucracy, she suggests looking for a job in a small company where there isn’t as much bureaucracy to deal with â€" or working for yourself.  You make your boss look badJust like you, bosses like to look good in front of their bosses. If you do a good job, they look good. But if you undermine your boss by badmouthing them unreasonably to teammates or their own bosses, they usually find out, and they see you as a problem. “A few years ago, a friend of mine was going through a rough patch in her life. She confided in a friend of hers, an attorney who owned a successful small practice, and he hired her, on a part-time basis, to help him out in the office. Sounds great, right? It was, except my friend simply couldn’t stop herself from biting the hand that fed her. Whatever the boss said, she had to correct him, or one-u p him, or simply make it clear to him that he might be a well-to-do lawyer, but she had a Master’s degree, and he owed her respect,” Zimmerman shared. “After two weeks, all his compassion had drained away, and the next time she corrected him, he came down came the ax.”There might be times when you don’t agree with your employer or you think you could do a better job than him or her, but as Zimmerman says: your boss is the boss and he or she is charge. If you can’t bite your tongue, you might want to consider seeking another job, where you can be at the top, or a manager you vibe better with.

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How Often Is Too Often to Change Jobs How Often Is Too Often to Change Jobs? How Often Is Too Often to Change Jobs In the world of about 40 years ago, when my parents were in their working years, the prevailing notion was that an employer would take care of you for a long time with a secure job and a decent pension. But that's gone the way of the typewriter and carbon paper. Today, it's not uncommon to change jobs voluntarily or not every few years. Employees are more likely to say take this job and shove it and move on to something new than put up with a job that doesn't launch them out of bed in the morning with a daily sense of joy or hopeful anticipation. That illustrates a big difference between my Baby Boomer generation and our parents. TWO PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES My dad spent the last 30 or so years of his working life at a job he grew to hate. One night after he complained about work, my then-teenage self asked why he didn't look for another job. He thought about it a bit, then replied, Because I'm stuck there! Changing jobs wasn't even an option in his mind. In the 30 years since I graduated from college, I've worked full-time for nine different employers. Give or take, that averages out to a job change about every three years. That was enough to make one potential employer uncomfortable about extending me a job offer in the mid-'90s (yes, he was of my dad's generation). Of course, job mobility and job searching are commonplace now. It seems the younger you are, the more apt you are to switch employers when the current job is no longer satisfying you. Certainly, employers are aware of how frequently some people change jobs. In fact, they're partly to blame, since they don't hesitate to lay off people if they need to meet profit or budget goals. But at what point does repeated job changing stop being a sign of ambition and motivation, and instead start making you look like an undependable job hopper? (Or, maybe this question is not as simple as it seems?)

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Understanding Skills in a Resume Irrespective of where you include your skills section on your resume, you can be certain that the hiring manager is likely to find it and definitely likely to ask about doing it. Besides your work performance, a hiring manager would like to make sure you'll fit in-and work well-with the other employees in the workplace. A hiring manager will be searching for skills which are the absolute most relevant to the job available. Whether you're a company owner, operations manager, or just a serial entrepreneur, if you're searching for a job you are going to want a resume. What the In-Crowd Won't Tell You About Skills in a Resume Based on the sort of sport you're engaging in, there's a particular set of skills required to master it. Dependent on the help of our expert sources, here are a couple of broad kinds of skills your resume could include, together with unique methods to express them. You have the correct tech abilities. Review their About Us page and see whether your soft abilities or attributes are aligned with the provider's core values. To begin with, if you're seeing a great deal of hard skills that you just don't have, it can be far better move on to the next position. Regardless of what your age, and however much experience that you have, you need to always be ready to learn a new skill or technique. 1 skill that lots of job-seekers often neglect is the capacity to negotiate. Perhaps among the most im portant skills you can develop is the capacity to resist stress.

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