At P&T, one of our top favorite shows is The Office. If you haven’t seen this show, better start now. It is leaving Netflix soon and is the perfect summer binge. Check out our list below and see how you can learn from these bosses and see which one you may be! Michael Scott: The Office wouldn’t be The Office without Michael Scott. Although Michael often says things that are awkward and off-putting, throughout the show, his character often proves his knowledge around the paper

Having a sick day or a Friday night in (maybe both)? We all know that Netflix feels like the same old thing over and over again! Check out the ultimate Best Business Movie List below that focuses on everything from corporate America to just making tough decisions in everyday life. Moneyball In this movie, Billy Beane, general manager for the Oakland A’s, risks it all to reinvent the baseball recruitment process. Pouring more time into the player’s stats over their physical ap

Let’s talk about your office space. Whether it’s your home away from home or four grey walls, keeping it clean and organized can boost your productivity and positive atmosphere. Keeping your space neat says so much about professional character and consideration for others in a shared space. Need some help on how to get started? Keep reading! Trash: Stash your stink and take out your trash! Get rid of old papers, smelly food, and empty mail! Don’t build up a trash tower, but r

So you were just assigned to go on a business trip. Maybe it is across the world or just a conference up the street. Either way, a business trip, far or near, reflects how your employers see you. You are trusted enough to represent your company, brand, and mission. Although business trips can often be inconvenient and tiring, take advantage of this hidden opportunity! This could be your leg up in the company, or maybe just a small way to build your rep around the workplace. T

Happy New Year! A new decade of possibilities! It is easy to continue the New Year and treat it as any other work day. But a New Year is the perfect time to do reflections, revamping, and reorganization. What are your goals? What do you want to change for the new year? No need for some deep spring cleaning quite yet, but it is good to start slowly cleaning out your phone, inbox, and especially social media for future employers and others interested in your profile. Keeping yo

Guest post written by Karen Weeks: Things change as we get older. Our bodies lose some of their vibrancy over the years, making illness and limited mobility more likely. We go through challenging times emotionally as people we care about pass away, we step away from our careers, and we lose some of our independence. In some cases, our cognitive abilities wane. While change is a fact of life, it doesn’t mean that you must accept a declining quality of life in your golden years

Guest post written by Sharon Wagner ---- Retirement doesn’t have to mean the end of work. If you’re struggling to fill your free time, or you could use a little extra cash, consider looking for a job. Whether you're looking for full-time work or a temporary position, you're bound to come across many flexible work opportunities out there. This is your chance to try something new and exciting! Think about the kinds of things you enjoy or a new skill you would like to learn and