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In the latest office romance poll from Vault.com, 59% of employees surveyed say they’ve been involved in a romantic relationship with a colleague. If you want to survive it -- especially if things go sour -- you owe it to yourself to pay attention to these suggestions.
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The relationship between a project and its management sponsors is a lot like a romance. It not only takes effort in the beginning, to attract the object of your desire; it also takes constant effort and attention to keep the relationship alive and vital.

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Project managers take the heat from both management and from the development staff they aim to inspire. Here’s the information your team lead desperately wishes you’d understand – to benefit everyone who’s trying to get quality software out the door. Read More

This article is on how to build a sales team by leveraging their own individual traits. Manipulative? No, you're just recognizing what they need to win and delivering it! Good tips! Read More

Failed IT projects are the stuff of legend. IT projects can derail for so many reasons, it’s a wonder they ever succeed. Yet, as with most areas of life, you’re unlikely to be blindsided with trouble if you’re on the lookout for the warning signs. Here's 7 things to look for.
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Want your telecommuter team members to feel like they’re part of the same team that works at the company offices? Keeping teleworkers part of the team and engaged is more psychology than technology. Read More

Before you decide if hiring an intern is a smart move for you and your business, it’s important to understand the pros and cons, as well as legal and other restrictions.
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It's hard enough to find a mentor as an individual worker. When you run a small business, it's even more difficult to get unfiltered advice about making critical decisions for the company.
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The same technology that helps you in the office is a major problem on the road. Like this: "So recently I was in this hotel in Silicon Valley and I was feeling somewhat puckish. I noticed that one person's computer was listed. I clicked on his computer to see if file sharing was turned on. It was, Read More

One way for a software development consultant to set her business apart is to have plenty to brag about. You can't always share information about your clients, but you certainly can get useful glory (and sometimes cash) from participating in coding competitions. Here's a list of 8 you could apply t Read More