Corner Office
Attention, Team: Park Your Egos at the Door
By ADAM BRYANT
Chauncey Mayfield of MayfieldGentry Realty Advisors in Detroit says senior employees may not always be the best team leaders.
Job Seekers
A Boon for Nannies, if Only They Knew
By KIRK SEMPLE
Months after a state law was passed with wage and workplace rules for caregivers and housekeepers, those who would benefit are still learning they have rights.
Career Couch
It’s Not Mount Everest. It’s My Workload.
By EILENE ZIMMERMAN
If your work duties seems overwhelming, seek help in assigning priorities — and try tackling the toughest tasks first.
The Boss
Stockroom to Boardroom
By ELIZABETH OLSON
After working for a department store chain and as a secretary, Marcia Miller started using the entrepreneurial spirit she says she inherited from her father.
The Boss
Translating Your Skills
By PATRICIA R. OLSEN
In any new job, says Susan DeVore of the Premier health care alliance, “the key is to jump in and ask questions.”
Preoccupations
Don’t Let Bureaucracy Ruin Your Day
By RUSSELL BISHOP
The simple solution for just about any bureaucratic roadblock is to assemble your teams and discover ways to streamline your work.
Many Low-Wage Jobs Seen as Failing to Meet Basic Needs
By MOTOKO RICH
A study shows how much income it takes to ensure economic security without relying on public subsidies.
The Butler’s Way: Just So
By MICHAEL WILSON
Christopher Ely, a butler once on the staff of Brooke Astor and Buckingham Palace, wants to “revolutionize” service, and so is turning to teaching.
The Boss
He’s Got Magic to Do
By PATRICIA R. OLSEN.
For Roger Dreyer, a childhood fascination with magic developed into a toy business.
The Search
The Internship as Inside Track
By PHYLLIS KORKKI
More employers are using internships as a recruiting tool. They offer a low-risk way for companies and potential employees to test-drive each other.
The Boss
Tipping the Hat to Dad
By ELIZABETH OLSON
Christopher Koch, who leads his family’s New Era Cap Company, worked in every department there before becoming president in 1993.
Preoccupations
The Critic Returns, as the Performer
By TOM MOON
In becoming a musician again, Tom Moon faces this question: After reviewing so many artists for so many years, how will they review him?
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