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Common Questions 101- “What are your Biggest Strengths”
Me personally, I hate this question. Just wanted that as a disclaimer right up top. The reason I hate this question is because it pairs with the “What are your biggest weaknesses” question and you have to somehow spin that into a strength without it actually being your strength. It’s exhausting. If you are ever asked what your biggest strengths are, please do not say that you are a hard worker. Being a hard worker is the minimum requirement to do anything anywhere for the rest of time. Being a hard worker means absolutely nothing. Do you know how many other people out there who are “hard workers”? Let’s fine tune here.
By T. Austin Basile5 years ago in Journal
Common Questions 101 - “Why Should We Hire You?”
More likely than not you are going to be asked common interview questions. Most of the time there is no real right answer, and the person asking wants to know more about how you see yourself. Are you confident in yourself and your abilities? What do you actually think of yourself beyond what you have written down on paper? Are you only able to talk about your past experiences as the crutch that allowed you to be in the interview in the first place or is there more to you that can bring value to the company. The, “Why should we hire you”, question is asking just that.
By T. Austin Basile5 years ago in Journal
Are Men Any More Gray Than Women?
Are Men Any Grayer than Women? The dictionary defines industrialist as "a person who organizes and manages a business enterprise and is regarded as able or intelligent". That definition is largely true. True, if you think about it a little bit narrowly, becoming an industrialist is a pretty narrow definition. In the U.S. this person would most certainly, in fact, be a blue-collar laborer, or someone in some sort of service industry. But when you think about it from a global strategy point of view the dictionary definition comes to mind. They would mean "enterprising and generating new revenues in new ways"
By Timothy A Rowland5 years ago in Journal
How to make money easiest 6 ways while quarantined, GUARANTEED even as a kid with no money.
1). “Selling On eBay". It all starts with making something or if you just have something in your house and selling it on eBay. Even if you are a kid you can ask an adult to make an eBay account and learn how to do it. Make sure that it costs $10 or less and sell it between $25 And $1000. Something else that eBay is better than amazon is that on eBay you can sell stuff much easier than if you want to sell something on amazon.*Make sure it's convincing to buy if it is not people won't buy the product that your selling*. If you sell something for $30 each week you will make $1560 per year.
By The Flash with creativity5 years ago in Journal
Importance of PR and law working together in high-profile cases
The term high-profile case is not restricted to celebrities or well-known personalities. It can also be a case that has shocked the nation and has grabbed the attention of people worldwide. In such cases, the ruling or conviction is not determined only by the judge; even the political pressure and public opinions play an influencing role with the sentence. Not just the masses can influence the judgment, but even the involvement of the PR and law can make a difference - says, Attorney Miya Griggs.
By Attorney Miya Griggs5 years ago in Journal
7 great student jobs you probably haven’t considered
Working a part-time job while you're at uni is a great way to boost your CV, meet new people and (most importantly) rake in some extra cash. And it looks like you agree with us – according to our National Student Money Survey, just under three-quarters of students work part-time.
By Student Matters5 years ago in Journal
A Writing Desk Changed My Writing Experience For The Better
Writing requires a lot of sitting and many writers aspire to have a home office. It doesn’t have to be an entire room. A functional corner with a desk, ergonomic chair, stationery, and a reading lamp will do but sometimes money and space don’t allow it.
By Sarah Nderi5 years ago in Journal
Guide to protect the crop against Wild Animal in India
Farmers are often presented with various obstacles that constantly result in low productivity. It is mostly considered that the reason for low productivity is usually diseases, insect pests and weeds. Unfavourable weather events such as frost or hail are also considered. However, farmers also face another delicate challenge, often forgotten, which is wild animal crop protection.
By Priya Sharma5 years ago in Journal
5 of My Stories Flopped, But Yours Don't Have To. Top Story - December 2020.
In the last few weeks or so, my views on Vocal have increased significantly. The biggest reason for this is that I have learned a lot in that time and it has made me a better content creator. But learning does come with a price and for me, that price was failing... quite a few times. But just because I had to fail to become better doesn't mean that you have to. So here are some things I've learned from my least viewed stories so that you can learn without having to experience it firsthand.
By C.R. Hughes5 years ago in Journal
