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Why Shameless Self-promotion Backfires at Work

Article - Why Shameless Self-promotion Backfires at Work - Tooting your own horn at work is important, but including others in your symphony of accomplishments will make you more likeable, according to new research from Wharton’s Maurice Schweitzer. ....

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Why Shameless Self-promotion Backfires at Work

Why Shameless Self-promotion Backfires at Work
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Want to impress your boss? Praise your colleagues (and yourself)! Scientists claim 'dual promotion' is the key to seeming competent at work

Researchers from Vanderbilt University say the dual promotion tactic is the perfect way to make sure we are perceived as competent while still radiating warmth . ....

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Why vacations feel like they're over before they even start

People tend to reflexively assume that fun events will go by really quickly. Chris Clor/Getty ImagesWhen a vacation approaches, do you ever get the feeling that it’s almost over before it starts? If so, you’re not alone. In studies Gabriela Tonietto, Sam Maglio, Eric VanEpps and I conducted, we found that about half of the people we surveyed indicated that their upcoming weekend trip felt like it would end as soon as it started. This feeling can have a ripple effect. It can change the way trips ....

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