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Do you work for or with people who disrespect you or are uncaring jerks who need a lesson on civility? Would you like help in dealing with this difficult situation? Listen to the advice of Dr. Christine Porath. Christine is an Associate Business School Professor at Georgetown University, a civility consultant to leading organizations, the author of Mastering Civility: A Manifesto For The Workplace, and co-author of the book, The Cost of Bad Behavior.

Employees are no longer treated as the asset they once were, but as expendable costs which has led to a rise in indifference between employees and the employers that so easily dismiss them. Meet Dr. Judy Bardwick, an organizational psychologist and author who has consulted with over 70% of America's Fortune 100 employers. Listen in as she reveals what has to happen for this situation to be turned around.

Why are so many employees dissatisfied and disengaged and stay that way? Could it be that employers caused them to expect satisfaction and then failed to deliver on their promises? Meet Terry Seamon, a leadership development expert and career transition coach and consultant who factors in the stressors in today's frenetic, dangerous, and digital world to help us understand why so many employees are disillusioned and disengaged, and why employers don't seem to care.

Welcome to this second BONUS podcast that discusses what career contentment is and why it has been overlooked for so long by employers. To view the video version of this bonus podcast, please visit Likeable4Jobs.com.

Meet Dr. Ofer Sharone, a Professor of Sociology and a nationally recognized expert on long-term unemployment and its effect on white-collar workers. He is also the founder of the Institute for Career Transitions, a support group and research center in Boston for the long-term unemployed. Listen in as Dr. Sharone discusses his research in regards to what's working and why.

Why have 10 million jobless American men between the ages of 25 and 54 decide to stop looking for work? My guest for this podcast is John Fuggazie, President of Neighbors Helping Neighbors, the fastest growing nonprofit devoted to helping the jobless find jobs.

Welcome to this first BONUS podcast that discusses what mental fitness training is for people who work and look for work. To view the video version of this bonus podcast, please visit Likeable4Jobs.com.

My guest for this episode is Seth Mason, a serial entrepreneur living in Charleston, S.C. who has authored several articles on the psychological hazards of under employment and long-term unemployment. Listen in as we explore his thoughts on why the jobless problem exists in the U.S.

What is mental fitness and why this topic is so important to people who work and look for work in the difficult post-recession era.