- What Does a Stay at Home Mom Put On Her Resume?
by Charissa Bear. CNN recently published results of research done at Salary.com. It stated that "The typical mother puts in a 92-hour work week, the company concluded, and works at least 10 jobs. In order of hours spent on them per week, these are: housekeeper, day-care center teacher, cook, computer operator, laundry machine operator, janitor, facilities manager, van driver, chief executive officer and psycholog... articles, news
- Organizing a Baby Shower - Key Things You Ought to Know
by Roy Thomsitt. The arrival, or pending arrival, of a baby is an exciting time; and like many exciting times, a celebration is in order for many people, in many cultures. In the US, it is the baby shower that is the first formal celebration. Traditionally, the baby shower has been held in advance of the baby's birth, but these days a post birth shower is not unusual.
If you have, or are about to plan a baby sho... articles, news
- Should You Peek Before You Leap?
by Liz Kiser. True Love! Is there such a thing as true love? Absolutely! But Check it out First!My Grandmother once told me "Know who you are dealing with!" Nowadays its not only smart, but necessary to investigate a date or potential mate. People can and will lie about who they are and their intentions with you, so it's best to do a little investigating before you invest your time and heart into a rel... articles, news
- First Impressions Count
by Peter Temple. I like to travel in a jacket and dress slacks. People have often asked me why. The answer is that I think I get better treatment. Over many years, I've proven that theory to myself, although some of the examples may be arguable. This has not been a scientific study, after all.
I just got back from Kansas City. On the way there, I had to pick up a pre-booked rental car. The agent tried to up sell... articles, news
- Things To Remember In Resume Writing
by Wain Roy. People often talk about good resumes and resume-writing skills, but you may be intrigued as to what is a good resume all about and what can one possibly consider to create an impressive resume. To show some direction to these lost job-hunters, here we have given some pointers that can help your resume go from the huge pile to the employer's hands.
First and foremost, set a goal-the kind of job y... articles, news
- The Makings of a Good Cover Letter
by Mario Churchill. It always pays to be able to stand out in the things we do. This ensures that you get the attention of the audience. At the same time, it helps in establishing how much effort you have poured out to the task. It is a sure way of achieving the objective, just ike in making a cover letter. It is a must to know what makes a good cover letter.
Your Cover Letter Must Stand Out above the Rest
There a... articles, news
- The ABCs of Effective Resume Writing - Part 3 - The All Important Format
by Heather Eagar. Choosing the right format might seem like child's play to a lot of job seekers. I mean, how many good choices are there really? The answer depends on your own unique situation.
Let's start with the resume format most loved by human resources: the combination format. It's basically the format that you see the most and is very effective when it's used in the right situation.
What is the right sit... articles, news
- Balloons
by Victor Thomas. A flexible bag filled with helium, hydrogen, nitrous oxide or air is called a balloon. Dried animal bladders were used as early balloons. Rubber, latex, chloroprene or nylon fabrics are used to make modern balloons. Though balloons are decorative in nature it is used for meteorology, medical treatment, military defence and even transportation.
History
• Michael Faraday invented the r... articles, news
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