The Workaholic

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Efficiency,
Time Management
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Person,
Positive Imaging
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Overview: A person who manages his or her time well is usually dependable, reliable and an employer's dream. It is usually a pleasure to do business with such a person but there could be a problem. Sometimes a preoccupation with time can signal that a person is a workaholic. This is not a new phenomenon but it seems to be on the rise among young executives. So, exactly when do you cross the line to being a workaholic? This paper presents few questions that may help you determine if you cross the line.

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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2007 | Pages: 3

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