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- A Writing Career on a Budget - by Submitted on Jun 22, 2018 from Alexandra GraysonHere are tips for developing writing skills, improving craft, and taking advantage of resources inexpensively from automated essay creator. An unpublished novelist is stuck in a catch-22. He can’t make money until he sells a novel, but he can’t sell a novel until he develops his craft, which ...
Views: 805(1 vote) - 5 Resume Mistakes Standing Between You and Opportunity - by Submitted on Dec 27, 2017 from Alexandra GraysonThese five common blunders can make the difference between landing a job interview or being relegated to the land of lost resumes. If you've been unemployed for six months or more, you are not alone. The U.S. Department of Labor reported that approximately 45% of the nation's unemployed had ...
Views: 2070 - Junk hauling has sustainable growth and rewarding business opportunities - by Submitted on Nov 30, 2017 from Alexandra GraysonOnce considered the bottom of the occupational heap, the more elevated descriptions for trash or junk collection were "sanitation engineering," "waste disposal," and "waste management." Whatever you call it, junk and trash removal has always been big business. A number of waste management and ...
Views: 987 - Physical and Mental Health for a Student’s Success - by Submitted on Nov 30, 2017 from Alexandra GraysonAs a student you need to be physically and mentally at the peak of your health. Being healthy means that your body and mind must function the way that they were supposed to and there should be no illness whatsoever. If you are not healthy then you will not be able to do a good job in school. A ...
Views: 1289 - Employers again seek to improve the health and well-being of their employees - by Submitted on Aug 14, 2017 from Alexandra GraysonAs the economy and employers emerge from recession, those still employed are typically doing their own job plus at least part of another. When the productivity of overworked employees begins to falter, employers find they not only need to hire additional workers, but also attend to the ...
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