Examiner: Workplace lessons from 'A Charlie Brown Christmas'

Workplace lessons from 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' Kenya McCullum | Workplace Communication Examiner December 16, 2014 1. The boss thinks you’re invisible. When Charlie Brown is upset about not receiving any Christmas cards—and the pure commercialism of the holiday—he tries to get consolation from Snoopy. But this head honcho of... Read more Related articles Shop Rite For The Holidays Klein's Shop Rite at Howard Park, located at... Helping You Make To-Do Lists that... One of the best aspects of being an entrepreneur is... Spooks, Terrorists, and Black... After long claiming "black helicopter" believers to be... Today's top buzz Azealia Banks' album on iTunes NY's best Thanksgiving pies Phil Rudd charges dropped Bolton hiring singer Should PGA suspend Reed? Midler releases album NBA ticket prices rise Capital Cities interview Featured videos 2016 Olympic waters feature 'super bacteria' researchers say Liam Neeson wants to endorse you on LinkedIn Jeb Bush is (kind of) in for 2016

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