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Charting your course through the modern workplace Finding the job you like is merely the first step toward becoming the master of your career and, subsequently, your destiny. In the past, there were only a few ways to communicate and that made communication clear and straightforward.

Nowadays, thanks to social media, communication is far more casual and laid back, and riddled with fluff and fillers. If you want to stand out, you need to learn how to communicate professionally.

Be respectful toward your audience and personalize your message with respect to their expectations. Listen as much as you speak. Also, especially during meetings and public presentations, be wary of nonverbal cues: they sometimes say more than words. Interpersonal skills. So, mind your competitiveness and find ways to connect to your colleagues and superiors. Identify the influencers and connectors and stay near them — until you become one of them some day. The same goes for mentoring as well: if you can, be a mentee of the best until you can become a mentor of the best.

In the past, work lives were compressed into nine-to-five schedules, spanning from Monday to Friday. Career advancement. In the past, career advancement lay almost solely in the hands of employers and meant pretty much predefined promotions after a set number of years.

Together with the recent publication of the Cost prediction professional statement, there now exists a hierarchy of cost management standards and tools from the high-level and global ICMS, through the more detailed principles of all aspects of cost prediction in the professional statement, to the detailed rules and guidance in the NRM suite. Other recent developments that have resulted in the need for a revised edition include the publication of a new RIBA Plan of Work , which provides a framework for the analysis of construction costs.

While NRM is based on UK practice, it provides a framework for a common set of rules and guidance with global application. A number of supporting documents are being provided alongside the new NRM guidance notes, which are designed to assist users with their understanding and use of the new NRM suite. These downloads will be available from, or shortly after, launch on 29 October and are listed here:. NRM 1 has been revised to interface with new developments, so that clients can be advised of and have confidence in the quality and consistency of the cost information being provided to them.