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We all know that businesses thrive on strong relationships, so we try hard to impress our clients and external stakeholders. However, most of us pay little or no attention to our relationships with our peers, bosses and coworkers.

The go-to person in the workplace is the individual everyone appreciates and turns to for advice. Here’s what you should do to get noticed at work. To read the complete article:

It's performance appraisal time again, and your ability to showcase your strengths during your appraisal could help you get that promotion at work.

However, most of us find it challenging to articulate our accomplishments in a few paragraphs.

Having been the appraiser as well as the appraised, here are some lessons I have learnt. Click on the links to read the complete article

Part 1 - Appraisal tips to boost your chances

Common mistakes while sending a proposal to a client

By Deeksha Singh

Originally published in Rediff.com:

http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2007/feb/01client.htm

I recently spread the word around in my network about the requirement for a technology consultant who can take care of all the backend IT work for my company. I even posted the requirement on a couple of business networking sites.

We helped you identify 6 good reasons for a job switch. Then we outlined top strategies to help kickstart your job hunt.
Also how to make good impression, New job? Make the right impression

Now you have reason to celebrate -- you have found a new job!
before popping the champagne, you have some unfinished usiness.

We gave you 6 good reasons for a job switch. Then we outlined top strategies to help kick start your job hunt.

When you do land that new job (if you have not already done so), we give you tips on how to resign gracefully.

Then comes the test when you start at your new place. You will definitely be a little nervous, excited, apprehensive. But how you conduct yourself in the first few days is critical.

Sooner or later the itch begins. You can't help but feel it's time to make that job switch. The reasons could be varied: monetary, job satisfaction, or even a lousy boss.

Whatever be your reason and however determined you are to move on, you still need to plan the transition well.

To begin with, we tackle the issue of why you are making the switch. It is important to leave for the right reasons.

You may have heard about 'Job Fairs' from a friend or seen an advertisement in the newspaper. And, to be honest, multiple employers under one roof sounds like a great idea. If you are a fresh graduate or an executive with one to two years of experience, these can be great events to help you evaluate your career options in the BPO, hospitality, retail or IT sectors.

A job fair is an event usually organised by a third party recruitment consultant at a neutral venue like a school or college auditorium. More and more companies are saving time and effort by participating in fairs, as they can put up a stall and meet multiple candidates on the same day. This medium is popular with companies in the BPO, retail, hospitality and banking sectors.