Lead with your strenghts

Put your strengths first – Since your resume will be read very quickly, you have to be sure that you lead with your strengths. Decide which bullets will most strongly support your objective and put them first.

From: randyscareertips.com

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Book Friday: Cool Careers for Dummies

Cool Careers For Dummies promises not only to help you find jobs you never knew existed, but to make it fun!

From: Getting Older Stinks

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Make Note of Your Past Accomplishments

Most people don’t keep a very good record of work accomplishments and then struggle with creating a powerful resume when it’s time to search for a new job.

From: quintcareers.com

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How to effectively delegate work

When delegating tasks, be specific about what you want done. Be clear as to the purpose of the delegated work and what kind of results you expect. Take the time to answer the person’s questions. This takes less time than redoing work.

From: powerhomebiz.com

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Book Friday: Rules of the Game

In his international bestseller The Game, Neil Strauss delved into the secret world of pick-up artists–men who have created a science out of the art of seduction.

From: Getting Older Stinks

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The secret to getting a job

Did you know that more than 50% of all jobs are obtained from contact networks? If you have a good contact network, it  is also a good place to discover future careers, to explore new trends, and to learn about new  opportunities.

From: w3schools.com

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Stay Practical

Most people, who fail at achieving their goals, mostly fail because they set unrealistic goals for themselves.

From: iloveindia.com

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Prioritizing

Make a list of all your responsibilities as a business owner.

Prioritize them. Income-producing tasks should be at the top of your list. Place your prioritized list on your computer monitor. This will help you focus.

From: powerhomebiz.com

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Getting ahead in your career

If you have your career set on something beyond what you are doing in your present position, seek out opportunities to volunteer or serve on advisory boards, where you can build a reputation as someone who is passionate and dedicated to your particular industry.

From: allbusiness.com

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Never Stop Learning

If you have decided that your current skills are good enough, you have also decided that your current job is good enough.

But if you want a career in the future, you should add regular updates to your skills and knowledge.

From: w3schools.com

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Improving your public speaking

Improving you public speaking means developing your own style. It does not mean learning to speak like a newscaster or someone else. It means strengthening your ability to say what you want to say.

From: intuitive.com

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What are the qualities of emotional intelligence

People with emotional intelligence have an unshakable confidence in themselves, which comes from self-knowledge and self-honesty.

They know that their personal happiness is up to them and no one else. Instead of labeling other people and their actions, they check their emotions first.

From: pioneerthinking.com

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Come from a positive mental space

If you’re in a bad mood, it will leak into your keyboard, computer or notepad. The  poison may be subtle but it will be obvious to the reader. Don’t write if you’re in the wrong frame of mind.

From: getinfrontblogging.com

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When to speak

When speaking, develop a sense of timing, so that your contributions are seen and heard as relevant to the issue or matter at hand.

There is a time to speak and a time to be silent. ‘It’s better to be silent than sing a bad tune.’

From: mindtools.com

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