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The worst things about being a manager

December 2, 2009, 12:23pm PST | 1

The worst things about being a manager
Pandaren Monk

November 25, 2009, 12:16pm PST

He is a Panda and a monk that knows Kung Fu - what else do you need to know? Well, for one thing, if you purchase this pet before December 31, 2009, half of the proceeds will go to the Make a Wish Foundation of America.
Lil' K.T

November 25, 2009, 12:13pm PST

This pet is a mini-lich and a replica of Kel'Thuzad, one of the infamous bosses found in Warcraft lore.
Alone in the world syndrome

November 19, 2009, 7:12am PST

Alone in the world syndrome
When companies don't follow up after interviews

November 5, 2009, 6:05am PST

When companies don't follow up after interviews

Video: Be sure you really have the skills for the job

October 13, 2009, 5:46am PDT

In this two-minute video, TechRepublic Head Blogs Editor Toni Bowers talks about the importance of objectively looking at your skill set before you apply for a job. She also shares a tip on how to get an honest perspective about your personal attributes.
And you thought you had it bad

September 17, 2009, 11:05am PDT | 8 | Latest comment by santeewelding

In this week's video, we explore a task list from the world's worst micromanager.
Product spotlight: iPhone 3GS smartphone

August 30, 2009, 7:51pm PDT

TechRepublic evaluates the iPhone 3GS smartphone from a business and IT perspective. Learn the pros and cons of the device and where it fits in for business users.
Don't be afraid to communicate

August 28, 2009, 5:31am PDT

So many workplace problems can be solved with a little communication.
How not to quit your job

August 20, 2009, 12:00pm PDT | 1

Advice for keeping cool in times of frustration.
How to Use Golf as a Business Tool

July 31, 2009, 8:55pm PDT

Golf has long been considered a great way to do business in a less formal environment. Deals may not be actually signed on the course, but relationships are developed. Suzanne Woo, author of On Course for Business: Women and Golf, shares her tips on using the game as a business tool. For more on hitting the links with your business contacts, read Business & Golf: A Survival Guide.
Using Podcasts to Engage Your Audience | Phil Dobbie

June 29, 2009, 7:35pm PDT

Flying Solo's Robert Gerrish speaks to BTalk Australia host Phil Dobbie about the benefits of using multimedia in publishing.
TR Out Loud - May 29, 2009

May 29, 2009, 3:52am PDT

In typical TROLOV form, this weekly TechRepublic community video highlights the top discussions and members on the forums. And speaking of the TR Community, the big Event is less than one month away! To listen to this week's TR Out Loud as just an audio file, download the mp3.
Managing virtual machines for maintenance in VMware Workstation

October 10, 2008, 12:28pm PDT | 1 | Latest comment by dkim@...

Did you know that you can map a virtual disk in Workstation 6 right from the graphical user interface (GUI)? Instead of powering up the virtual machine (VM) to copy and paste data between the guest and the host OS, you can simply map a virtual disk to the host computer and perform your maintenance, etc. This video blog provides you with an example.
How TechRepublic cracked open the iPhone 3G

July 21, 2008, 2:17pm PDT | 3 | Latest comment by caughron01@...

Following up on our Cracking Open gallery of the first iPhone, TechRepublic editors joined Apple's launch-day madness to secure an iPhone 3G for disassembly. Jason Hiner and Bill Detwiler recount their experiences battling long lines, Apple's iTunes meltdown, and limited supplies at AT&T stores.Bill explains how Mark Kaelin and he cracked open the iPhone 3G, what they discovered inside, and how the iPhone 3G differs from the original Apple iPhone. Jason gives a preview of several upcoming articles that will examine the latest business and productivity applications for the iPhone 3G. In closing, Bill explains his "conspiracy theory" that Apple tricked original iPhone customers into beta testing the iPhone 3G.