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Questions to Ask in an Interview That Might Just Get You the Job
Everyone knows interviews to be question-and-answer routines. You know what questions HR will ask you in an interview. You know what questions are illegal to ask, and questions that suggest a job is a scam. But, do you ever ask questions of the manager? You might not.
Cato ConroyPublished 6 years ago in Journal
The Freshman Rut Is Good for You
Upon finishing my first year of college, I’ve come to one conclusion: I am not who I was at the beginning of this year. I’ve spent this whole year thinking about how I could be more like the “old me.” She was pretty, smart, incredibly involved, and had enough confidence to last seemingly forever. She had the best high school experience she could ask for, and the best friends anyone could want. Who wouldn’t want that back? However, as this year began to conclude, it hit me.
Grace ToriePublished 6 years ago in Education
This Job Sucks!
Most of my counseling clients and people I talk to in general these days have basically, in one way or another, stated that they more or less dislike the job they are currently doing.
Michael ThielmannPublished 6 years ago in Journal
Capitalism and Anxiety in the Workplace
Have you ever been at your job and wondered why you're here? Do you feel lost on your off days? Every week millions of people cash their checks just to spend their money on their so-called responsibilities, just to go back to work for a company that has profited off their labor. This causes aniexty for a lot of people who do not have a sense of self and they soon identify as just a part of the corporate machine. This aniexty manifests itself in ugly ways like drug habits, spending habits, and dysfunctional behavior at home. Some people start to lose themselves and become two different people on and off the clock, making people subconsciously feel below their employers and lash out at other people (i.e. family, friends, coworkers) in ways that they don't normally act and they don't know why.
Micheal RogersPublished 6 years ago in Journal
How To Protect Your Portfolio in a Volatile Market
Trump's effect on the economy has not been a good one. His trade war with China will have millions paying more for products, and his policies have already started to show a stalling effect on businesses.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 6 years ago in Trader
Tips for Gaining an Internship in Sterile Processing
Logan Consultants LLC has been on the forefront of assisting its students as well, other students from various Sterile Processing Training Programs gain access for IAHCSMM's required 400 hours of hands-on training to validate CRCST certification. We are proud of having developed relationships, affiliation agreements and contracts with hospitals in the tri-state area assisting in students gaining the access needed for the hands-on training in Sterile Processing.
William LoganPublished 6 years ago in Journal
Putting the Heart Back in Art
This article is written in dedication to my lovely wife Alexandra who is proud to be launching her "Painted Symphony" store on Etsy.
Michael ThielmannPublished 6 years ago in Journal
Real Talk—Uni
So you're thinking about going to uni? Why? Ask yourself. Don't do it because everyone else expects you to or because you feel like you can't go anywhere or do anything else. Do it because you want to, and honestly, in my personal opinion, if you really need it for what you want to do. This may sound negative, but it isn't meant in that way, just in a way to make you think about if you really want/need it.
