Tips From Movies That Will Help You In The Workplace

Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. Even if you have to steal the clothes from said job. ("The Devil Wears Prada")

If you ever feel uncomfortable or harassed, make sure your boss knows. ("9 to 5")

Stay motivated, stay competitive. Remember: you’re not the only one who wants that promotion. ("Glengarry Glenn Ross")

Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. ("The Social Network")

Keep your eye on your goals, no matter how insane they are. ("Wall Street, Money Never Sleeps")

Prostitution is the fastest way to land a buyout guy, a whole new wardrobe, some killer over–the–knee boots and a fairy tale ending. ("Pretty Woman")

Savor the little things at the end. ("Citizen Kane")

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