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By TheStorm 0 comments
At one time in the future you be presented with an award of some kind. Or, have you ever been presented with an award, and didn't know what to say and said it..."I don't know what to say" This simple method will have you accepting like ... more »
By Therese Haberman 13 comments
Learn how to ace every job interview by following these tips. Good luck in your new position!.. more »
By tkfinley 0 comments
One of the best ways to engage a reader is through sharp description and detail. You can get readers to suspend their disbelief when they get involved in the world and situations you’ve created. While writers often describe what characters are ... more »
By Beveronius 2 comments
Do you work in cubes vs. offices at work? Do you ever need a bit of entertainment to lighten up the cubes and the atmosphere?.. more »
By LiliaScott 1 comments
When presenting ourselves professionally, we have some options. Do we want to appear authoritative or approachable? Well, it all depends on the situation, our role in it, and our natural style. Here are some ways to make yourself less ... more »
By Lindseycl 1 comments
If you are an aspiring writer and want to apply for freelance online writing positions, this article will show you just that... more »
By kcmc22 1 comments
This article is about being prepared before you ask for a raise... more »
By amylaine 1 comments
Don't let the situation fool you doing your job interview. They are not the only one interviewing. You are also interviewing them to be your employer. If you do not ask any questions that would be like them not asking you any questions and ... more »
By JanCast2007 0 comments
You deal with the daily work grind, pull your weight--and then some! Now, you want a pay raise. It seems like such an easy task to do, however, it can be almost agonizing to get up the nerve to go into the boss and ask for a pay raise. Once you ... more »
By TheStorm 0 comments
Would you like to know if your employees are satisfied with your company? Provided are some examples to use on a company employee satisfaction survey... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Job interviews can vary greatly depending on the type of job for which you're applying. Some are more of a casual, get-to-know you meeting, others are much more in depth. But there are little things you can look for during your interview that ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 2 comments
Bartenders are surrounded by alcohol almost on a daily basis, and their jobs can be quite stressful. They are also surrounded by drunk, potentially belligerent people basically every time they work, and some turn to alcohol to help relieve the ... more »
By Valerie Brooks 0 comments
Spotting amateur writing is a cinch if you know what to look for. Avoiding the common beginning writer pitfalls will help your words shine so you can produce effective publishable material... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
We live in a litigious society and nowhere is this more obvious than in the teaching profession. One only has to tune in to the local news to find examples of teachers facing lawsuits, whether or not the plaintiff's charges are spurious. The best ... more »
By TammiR 6 comments
The English language is rich and complex. There are many confusing aspects to the rules of grammar and spelling. Many words are quite similar but have very different meanings. It is almost impossible to avoid common errors in English. There are ... more »
By Adrien-Luc Sanders 5 comments
These days, freelance writing is a hot gig. Whether it's blogging or writing ad copy, website content or articles, freelance writing is a great source of income that lets you work on your own schedule. Unfortunately, the same scammers who prey on ... more »
By Virginia Allain 1 comments
You know you're trying to do too much when your "To Do" list becomes a "To Do" folder full of lists. Your growing pile of papers, reminders, projects and phone messages threatens to cascade from your desk to the floor. The ... more »
By danielzrib 0 comments
The internet is a wonderful source of interesting information. But information is worthless until it is put to use in your life. Does the time you spend surfing keep you from getting to the things in "real life" that really need ... more »
By GabiGabba 1 comments
We have busy schedules, and so many things we need to do. Working from home seems like a great option for work, because if gives you comfort, flexibility and may save you money in what seems like endless commutes. To new parents, it allows them ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Many supermarkets offer convenience and faster service by allowing you to cash out and bag your groceries. There are few things that are worse than getting home to find the you smashed your bread and cracked your eggs, right? Prepare for the ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
A body double replaces a featured actor for close ups of certain body parts. Body doubles first received media prominence after a model substituted for Julia Roberts in some opening shots from "Pretty Woman." Follow these steps to become a body ... more »
By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson 0 comments
When considering a position as an oversize load driver, the best idea is to invest in some basic truck driver training first. Each company will have their own specific requirements for an oversize load driver, but there are some general ... more »
By lynnmarie 0 comments
the key to being a good nanny is listening to your parents wishes and loving their children, and all children all the time. I have been a nanny. I have been dubbed the "best babysitter in the world." I have been a teacher, a substitute, ... more »
By asmestad 1 comments
Waiting tables takes patience, determination and organization. You must be able to tolerate different types of customers at multiple tables while carrying large quantities of food and drink. Being a server can be a stressful job. However, if you ... more »
By Therese Haberman 5 comments
One of the keys to a successful career in any field is effective communications. Being savvy about keeping people informed is an art form in itself. Here are some ideas to consider... more »