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Body Language Tips for Success
If there's one thing that most companies want to see in potential hires, it's not a sparkling resume. Heck, in many cases, some won't even care about the clothing you wear to the interview. The truth is that most HR managers want potential hires to have social skills—and those are getting increasingly hard to find.
Iggy PaulsenPublished 6 years ago in JournalRandom Thoughts of a Student Teacher (RTOAST)
Week 1: (Week of March 14, 2018) Side-note: Hello there, I am Ms. Kelley. I am a senior student at Lander University studying Special Education. Each week or so, I don’t know, I will be discussing a topic in education. I will NOT be disclosing any confidential information that I see in the classroom. That would be bad, mmkay? These journals are for education topics only. I am also going to be very informal in these topics. I’ll try to keep the teacher talk to a minimum. Let’s get started!
S. D. KelleyPublished 6 years ago in EducationBusiness Principles of a Successful Company
I worked in the healthcare field for over 40 years as a nurse. During these years, when situations arose and our family needed extra income, my husband and I started a temporary business to make end's meet.
Carolann SherwoodPublished 6 years ago in JournalRetail
Let's face it, if you have ever worked in retail, you know that you are going to face some challenges and some weird characters. This is a list that I've compiled of real life situations that life in a retail store has put us through.
Kaitlyn ParkerPublished 6 years ago in JournalHow to Survive Your First Year of University
Chose a program that you love. When going through the view books at all of your university choices, you need to chose something that calls to you. Chose a major that you have always found interest in. Something you genuinely feel passionate about. This is the main topic and subject area that you will be learning about for the next four years, and what you want the rest of your life to be centred around after you graduate (no pressure). If you feel passionate about more than one thing, then pick both a major in one subject area, and a minor in another. If you can't chose between the two, and you're feeling ambitious, major in both! The important thing is to chose something that you really want to do, something that means something to you, and something you have put a lot of thought into.
Josie FarrPublished 6 years ago in EducationMusic and Depression and College (Year 1)
I think college sucks. There aren't many places quite like college when you're asocial and/or introverted and just want to quietly get by and eventually join the system. I'm joking. There are plenty of places like it.
Robin GrapePublished 6 years ago in EducationCollege
Before I start extracting the thoughts from my mind onto this page, I would like to point out that I have not done research for this, this is purely from my own experiences from my time in college.
Jordan HolmesPublished 6 years ago in EducationEasy to Start Businesses That You Can Start Today!
Have you ever wanted to start a business but thought that you didn't have enough money for that startup or you didn't have specific specialised skills? Well this list of ideas are here to tell you otherwise.
All45T41R .Published 6 years ago in Journal