If I overhear a question to which I know the answer, is it ever appropriate to butt in and offer the answer?
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I work in an office environment where it's easy to overhear colleagues' meetings and phone conversations. If I overhear a question to which I know the answer, is it ever appropriate to butt in and offer the answer?
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By Ojala, Marydee  It's human nature to make assumptions. We hear or read something and assume it's true (or untrue) based on our previous experience or on how the information is presented. This can be dangerous.
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Answer yes or no. This new social-networking site is based upon your responses to all kinds of questions
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There are no guarantees in business -- especially when it comes to getting to the top of the ladder. Wired's How To Wiki gives you career-advancement suggestions that don't involve subterfuge and blackmail. But we can't cover everything ... without your help, so please give us your suggestions, too. It's a wiki, you know.
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One of the tongue-in-cheek rules that we column-writers have is, "Often wrong, never in doubt." Take a stand, don't duck and weave too much. But someone as opinionated as I am should not only have no doubt, but shouldn't be wrong too often. No one's perfect, though. As witness the column I wrote three weeks ago as I headed for vacation, warning you not to buy Google at its initial public offering price.
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Do other investors know something you don't?
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Today's rude question: When does your money manager cost more than the taxman? Answer: Sooner than you think.
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Q Is it appropriate to ask for a raise, and, if so, how do I do this without offending my boss or anyone else?
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If a CFO talks, does anyone have time to listen? You know the Fool does.
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By Mike Peters, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Mar. 3--OK. We know you're gonna be mad about this, but we're doing it anyway, so you might as well just take a look at the helpful stuff we're going to give you and try to understand.
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Let someone else make the tough decisions.
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Back in February, Ralph Green asked me to speak at the North Texas Linux Users' Group. I discussed Linux administration and then took questions. Some one in the audience asked me about Mono. I gave a cavalier answer having a bias against it. Then someone else in the audience said that I needed to get my facts straight.
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"No, no, sorry. I don't have any . . ." Why does this always seem to be the first thing I'm asked? It takes my breath away, yet why do I feel the need to apologize for my reply? Looking vague and embarrassed, my questioner glances over my shoulder for someone else to talk to: someone with whom he or she has more in common, someone with children. ...
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Jeremy posted a bit over a week ago at his ShoeMoney.com blog his answer to the question: &#8220;Are you a SEO or not? You say you are not yet sometimes you say you are? SEO FLIPFLOPER!&#8221; The answer might be confusing for some, but made me chuckle. He basically said that he is quite good at SEO and [...]
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If you are an equipment manufacturer, parts supplier or content provider, the question has unquestionably been posed to you before.
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A simple question yields a surprising answer.
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Dear readers: Now that I've had the chance to speak candidly to financial planners, allow me to do the same with you.