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I spend time writing articles, blog postings and preparing documents. The smaller fonts can be hard to read. I work in 14 or 16 point type and reduce the font when I finish. This saves eyestrain.

At times I need to review lengthy documents or contracts. The fine print is hard to read and reduces focus. I increase the font for easy reading and reduce it back when I finish.

These steps improve my efficiency and avoid eye strain.

If you fall behind, the best policy is to inform your boss promptly.

I received a phone call that made me very angry.  Shortly after I hung up, a colleague spoke with me on another matter. I allowed my bad mood and anger to spill over inappropriately.  Fortunately, I checked myself, apologized, and adjusted my attitude.

Effective managers and executives accept no excuse for not continuously improving job performance. 
Scripture instructs us, "... let us press on to maturity..." (Hebrews 6:1 NASB).

A Wall Street Journal story recently highlighted a large increase in workers over 55. One downside was that workers over 55 took an average of 35 weeks to find the next job. The article covered several mistakes that torpedo older workers during interviews according to Adecco Staffing. Read the full article is here: http://on.wsj.com/Rp9PC7