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" 1. If you&amp;#039;re going to be late for work, be honest and phone your boss as soon as possible. When I was filming The Apprentice we had someone who&amp;#039;d make up ridiculous excuses, but I&amp;#039;d rather hear that you&amp;#039;ve overslept, an apology and an offer to make up the time. 2. Telling your employer you&amp;#039;re job hunting could jeopardise your current position. So if you&amp;#039;re going for a job interview, take the day off; don&amp;#039;t lie about a doctor&amp;#039;s or dentist&amp;#039;s appointment \u2013 if you&amp;#039;re seen you&amp;#039;ll be in a far worse position. 3. Sending an email to someone you didn&amp;#039;t mean to can be a nightmare \u2013 especially if there was criticism involved. The only thing you can do is to speak to the recipient in person, explain it was a mistake and apologise. 4. If you&amp;#039;re headhunted for a job, do your homework first. Visit the company and ensure that you are interested in the position before telling your boss. 5. Getting drunk and making a fool of yourself in front of colleagues is a situation that many people can relate to. If it happens, acknowledge your mistake the next day, apologise and don&amp;#039;t let\u2028it happen again. HOW TO BLOW EVERYONE AWAY AT YOUR NEW JOB 5 THINGS YOUR BOSS WILL LOVE YOU FOR "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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