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Friends at Work: Myth or Misconception?

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Podcast with J. Mason and Tee Morris
Online Career Tips Staff

While a title like “manager” changes the dynamics of your work relationship, does a promotion have to affect friendships? Should the people who you work with seven-to-eight hours a day be regarded differently as friends from college, the neighborhood, or elsewhere? Or should associates at the workplace be kept at a distance. J. Mason talks with APUS’ Tee Morris about his recent promotion, and both look at the risks and rewards of building friendships while still trying to get the job done.

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Planning the Future of DHS: Evolve from an All-Hazards Approach to a Targeted-Hazard Approach

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By Leischen Stelter

Today is the first day of the Maritime Risk Symposium at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles (Nov. 14 & 15). Patrick Forrest, the Director of Homeland Security Programs at American Military University and American Public University, is one of the featured speakers at this conference. As a former senior official at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Forrest’s presentation will focus on the need for the DHS to reevaluate its capacity to conduct long-term strategic planning and to evolve from an all-hazards approach to a targeted-hazard approach.