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With the lines between humour and offence becoming thinner, many think it s safer to be sombre than sorry

With the lines between humour and offence becoming thinner, many think it s safer to be sombre than sorry
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Httpool extends Aleph Speaker Series by Stanford GSB to selected clients

Httpool extends Aleph Speaker Series by Stanford GSB to selected clients
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Why you need a portfolio career, even if you have a good job

Download 34.83 MB Dorie Clark, sought after New York-based executive coach and consultant, warns it’s crucial to build a portfolio career - where you have multiple revenue streams - even if you have a full-time job. Recorded live at Pausefest 2021 Dorie explains how this model saved her in 2020 when hundreds of thousands of dollars income dried up almost overnight. She shares her blueprint for professional independence, including insights and advice on becoming a recognised expert, monetising your expertise, and extending your reach and impact online. Dorie has been recognized as #1 Communication Coach in the world, one of the top 50 business thinkers in the world and she’s worked with clients such as Google, Microsoft, and the World Bank.

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How to be funny—not offensive—at work

How to be funny not offensive at work File photoPremium . Updated: 22 Feb 2021, 02:11 PM IST The Wall Street Journal Having a sense of humor can defuse tension and build camaraderie among co-workers. But when jokes go too far, they can alienate, anger and offend your colleagues. Share Via Should you be funny at work? Nail it, and humor can bond teams, boost your career and make even the most boring and stressful jobs bearable. Miss, and you can face awkward silence on Zoom, offended colleagues or even worse, public ridicule on social media. TRENDING STORIESSee All 2 min read 1 min read 1 min read

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Having a Sense of Humor Could Add 8 Years to Your Life and Lead to a Better Career

Jennifer Aaker, a behavioral psychologist, and Naomi Bagdonas, a business consultant, are two women who know a thing or two about funny. Here's how their research shows humor could help improve your life.

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