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 This week's collection of career-related articles starts out with on that cites reasons why overly - and overtly
- nice people might not be the most trustworthy amongst your employees / co-workers. It will probably come as no
surprise to anyone that "New research suggests habitually pleasant people may not be as deserving of your trust
as their more curmudgeonly counterparts." Then again, research papers tend to have the nasty habit of producing
results sought after by their authors, particularly if a 'shock factor' can be generated. You'll also be treated
to some of this year's most detested buzzwords in the business world. At least half of them made last year's
list as well; like a bad cold, they refuse to go away.
Posted December 12, 2014
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