How can I politely decline to submit a former colleague's rÃ©sumÃ©?
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Q: I recently started working for a new employer, and I find I'm receiving a number of r&#xE9;sum&#xE9;s from former colleagues. To be honest, I don't feel comfortable recommending these people to my new company. Although we're on friendly terms, I don't have the strongest confidence in their abilities. I've also been given r&#xE9;sum&#xE9;s by friends of friends, but I ...
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How to say sorry to your lenders and minimize the damage to your credit.
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An ex-police worker who conned his way to an MBE from the Queen may have the accolade taken away.
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By Avrum D. Lank, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Sep. 17--If you hear from the Internal Revenue Service, it is prudent to respond -- unless, that is, the first contact is by e-mail.
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Q I have a co-worker who constantly gossips about our clients and other co-workers behind their backs, including me. How do I handle this?
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Whatâs fun for two colleagues can be offensive to others. And jobs may be at stake.
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In the digital age, itâs growing increasingly difficult to hide dirty secrets from a former spouse.
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No need to be so polite, Terry Yahoo! has become leakier than a sieve. Typically this is a sign of an unhappy place to work - which Yahoo! may or may not be, we hesitate to judge.â¦
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Some members discover itâs tough to erase all their information from the site.
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Â· Channel controller refuses to resign over editing error  Â· Staff are urged to look for any further 'incidents'
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One of the most frequently asked holiday etiquette questions involves the practice of re-gifting. So I asked readers recently if they thought that taking a gift they had received and passing it on to someone else was prudent or just plain rude.
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You shouldn't have said what you said in that errant message. Now how do you make amends?
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Use Workshare Trace software to remove incriminating hidden comments in your next Office document.
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I have never spoken directly to Eliot Spitzer, though I spent several months a while back trying to arrange an interview. Were he to grant that request, I&#39;d have one thing to tell him: Don&#39;t do it.
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Let someone else make the tough decisions.
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Don't dip your pen in the company ink. Don't fish off the company pier. Don't put your dipstick in the company oil. I think you get the picture. Office relationships can be nasty. No, not like that. And holiday parties seem to foster these relationships, however brief. Wired's How To Wiki delivers a little guidance about how to navigate these dangerous waters but we know you've got a few answers to share.
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