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Lighting up your world
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This week sees the countdown to Christmas, starting with the switching on of the Oxford Street lights (usually by some washed-up band trying to make a comeback, or the cheapest Z-list celebrity available). You’ll find this issue will also brighten the dark nights; we take a look at how to play office politics, reveal your rights as an employee (yes, you do have some), and then finish with a brief insight into the tricky business of resigning and leaving your job graciously. Just like John McCain.
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Vote for me!
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Office politics can take you a long, long way. But what happens if you don’t play that game? You could find you’re in a minority of one! Read our guide on how to do office politics – without the skills of Peter Mandelson.
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Don’t get your rights wrong
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All employees have rights (even estate agents). Do you know yours? We thought not. So read our guide on what you should know. Don’t dismiss this out of hand – you never know when you may need it!
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Monster Tip – resigning without rancour
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Resignation isn’t an act – it’s a process. And if you’ve got to go, then you need to go on an absolute high with dignity and grace. In fact, read our tips on resignation and you might even get a better leaving do!
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