Dawn Dugan is the founder of Drop Science Ltd., which specializes in business-related writing for the human resources, management, professional/personal coaching, legal, and finance industries. After receiving a B.A. in English/Writing from St. Lawrence University, she started her career as a staff editor of trade magazines at Cahner’s Publishing in Boston, Massachusetts. Since then she has been the editor of an award-winning magazine, the director of publications at a national association, and has owned and operated a newspaper. Dawn is the author of Effective Executive Compensation, is the ghostwriter of more than a dozen books, and has written articles, press releases, newsletter, e-books, manuals, advertising copy, website copy, brochures, video and audio scripts, sales letters, and promotional materials for a wide variety of clients. 

Articles By Dawn Dugan

• Calling in Sick: 7 Good Reasons, 7 Lame Reasons

  With the unemployment rate hovering at 9.6 percent, "calling in sick" or taking unplanned time off has fallen out of fashion to such an extent that experts have invented a word to describe it -- "presenteeism." The phenomenon results in … Read more...

• Is Your Job Secure? 14 Ways to Stay Indispensable

  These days, when organizations are downsizing in an effort to "right size," it's more important than ever not to melt into the crowd at work. Whether your goal is to keep the paychecks coming at a steady rate or to advance your career, … Read more...

• 14 Steps to Achieving Work-Life Balance

  In today's busy world, prioritizing between your work and your personal life can be a huge challenge. But studies show that a poor work-life balance can result in unhealthy levels of stress, unhappiness, and even reduced productivity. Read more...

• Get Noticed and Get the Job: 14 Job Search Tips

  According to recent statistics put out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 9.5% of all Americans are unemployed and looking for jobs. Add those who are looking for promotions or are simply exploring change, and it's probable that the … Read more...

• 12 Tips for Finding a New Job Without Losing Your Current One

  In an economy where jobs still haven't rebounded, those who are employed don't want to do anything to jeopardize their current job -- including looking for a new one. Read more...

• 14 Secrets to Collecting a Bigger Paycheck

  Earning a promotion is one way to move up the career ladder -- but it's not the only way. Even if an upward move is not in your near future, there are steps you can take to increase your earnings. This article explores 14 ways that can … Read more...

• 12 Bad Habits That Can Actually Help Your Career

  Being constantly late and spending the majority of your work day playing computer games are bad habits that can put the kibosh on job advancement. But did you know that some bad habits actually have good effects? The following 12 habits … Read more...

• Managing Your Boss: 12 Things You Need to Know

  Learning how to "manage up" is a critical skill that contributes toward the success of your boss, the success of your organization, and ultimately toward your success. Read more...

• 12 Dos and Don'ts for Negotiating Salary in a Tough Economy

  Whether you are applying for a new position, or you are just up for your annual review, you might feel lucky to just have a job. Before you settle, know that you can negotiate a salary in a tough economy. This article explores 12 dos and … Read more...

• Turbo Charge Your Job Search with 12 Easy Networking Tips

  Not only are jobs scarce these days, but those that do exist are highly competitive. Whether you are just entering the workforce and trying to land your first job, or whether you want to continue to successfully climb the ladder, successful … Read more...

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