Monday, December 6, 2010
Settling Successfully Into Your New Job
Thursday, November 4, 2010
CV example: Be inspired!
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Traineeships are set up with the idea of so-called high potential to prepare for a position as senior manager. During your traineeship you will have different functions, project or mainstream. Further, most traineeships you the opportunity to work alongside the study. This allows you to create your own skills to identify and improve. Thus you during your traineeship besides the necessary experience to gain the necessary knowledge! Please note that each company has their own traineeship fill. It is not like a thesis or internship that there are certain rules and conditions made to the process. So do extensive information about the details of the traineeship of your choice. Relevant questions you can ask during your interview / kennismakkingsgesprek:
* The duration of the traineeship
* The duration of the activity (a traineeship of two years may consist of 3 times 2 times 8 months or 12 months in different departments)
* Work during your traineeship
* What is expected of you during your traineeship?
* The guide during your traineeship (your coach is a colleague or manager?)
* The ability to (partially) abroad run your traineeship
* The possibilities after your traineeship
* If you gathered enough information about your traineeship, you will undoubtedly make a good choice!
For more information on your application also apply, the application and assessment.Why a traineeship?
A traineeship is especially interesting for starters who do not know exactly what features they should apply. During your traineeship you can click on the various departments within a company is well aware of what it is to work on this specific section. In this way, you can check your traineeship will progress to the department where you feel you in your place! However, only a traineeship for the talented starters meant. Trainees are to meet high standards. These requirements are in advance by the companies concerned. Therefore do well to these requirements and ask yourself the question if you were the profile.How long is a traineeship?
By two to four periods for different functions within the organization to fulfill, you will possess the required experience as a trainee. How long a period during your traineeship lasts varies by organization. As a guide, you can maintain a traineeship lasts at least three months and in most cases will take longer than two years.Are you the ideal candidate for a traineeship?
A traineeship is obviously not for everyone! As a trainee, you coming to work independently and effectively. You need communication skills to a trainee, which allows you to present a great diversity of people to work together. Being able to cooperation is obvious for a traineeship. Finally, you as a trainee eager to be supplemented with a broad interest.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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This is one of the best ways to find a job. Let people know you are looking for work. Tell everyone - your relatives, friends, neighbors, people at the gym. You can also talk to people who work at a similar position to the one you want. Let them know of your skills and credentials. Who knows when they may be asked to recommend someone for a job and your name will be fresh in their mind.
Students: Looking for a Sports-Related Summer Job?
If you love sports, there's no reason why you can't make it a part of your summer job. Check out these ideas on how to incorporate your love of sports into a job.
Hockey in the Summer?
If you're into sports, particularly hockey, why not consider applying to work at a summer hockey school or camp? These jobs are perfect for students because they are usually only for the summer. They are also a great way to get experience in coaching and working with kids, especially if you are pursing a sports, recreation, or education degree.
Summer on the Green:
Golf courses need tons of help in the summer. From driving range attendants, to landscaping workers, to working in the pro shop, you'll be exposed to golfing all summer. It's a great way to get your foot in the door if you're looking at gaining some golf-related experience.
Life-Guarding and Swimming Instruction:
If you prefer being in the water, you should check out these two summer job options. They generally require more experience and certification than some other summer jobs, but they are a great way to combine your love of water with making some summer money. Opportunities for life-guarding and swimming instructors can be found at city pools, beaches, summer camps, and recreational facilities.
Indoor Sports Facilities:
There are lots of different opportunities at indoor sports facilities that can be great if you're into sports. You can work at skating rinks, bowling alleys, in a fitness centre, or at a pool. Jobs range from doing maintenance, customer service, or selling tickets for events. A good way to prepare for a job like this is to get First Aid Certification before you apply for a job, since many sports facilities require this.
Retail Sports Jobs:
If you love sports, why not consider applying to work at a retail store that focuses on sports? You'll have the valuable knowledge that will make it helpful for customers who are looking at getting sports equipment or information about starting a sport. You might also be offered an employee discount which could benefit you as well. Consider big box sports stores and traditional stores that have sports departments.
You don't have to sacrifice your love of sports when you're looking for a summer job. Just think creatively and look for opportunities that allow you to use your sporting skills.
The Benefits of Temping
Flexibility:
Perhaps the biggest advantage to temping is flexibility. You can choose assignments when you are available for work according to your schedule at locations you want to work at. If you want to take time off, you simply let your agency know that you're unavailable for work for that time period.
Experience:
Temping is a great way to improve your skills, meet new people, and discover new industries. Because your assignments can vary often, you get a chance to try out many different work ennvironments, thus adding to your bank of skills. For those who are unsure which industry they'd like to work in, it's a great way to find out what you like. For first-time job seekers or recent grads, this offers transferable experience and skills. It's also a great way to fine-tune your existing skills with on the job experience.
Insight:
If you are new to an area, this type of work is a great way to gain experience in the local job market. Since you might not be aware of the different companies that are hiring, by working with a temp agency, you can benefit from their experience and knowledge of the job environment.
A Foot in the Door:
Being a temp gives you valuable insight on how a company works. You can use this insight and experience to become a permanent worker. Often, companies will prefer to hire someone they've worked with before. And you'll have a better idea of the job, what it takes to work there, and if it's really for you. Temping at a company you'd like to work at also offers you the opportunity to "interview" for a job. By working hard and going the extra mile, you give your supervisors a chance to see you perform at the job successfully. It's also a great opportunity to network with your new colleagues should openings not be immediately available at the company.
Slow Economy?
Temping is a great way to take advantage of a slower economy. Many companies prefer to hire temporary help when times are leaner. If you've recently been laid off, temping can provide you with a way to stay in the job market and keep your skills current while you look for a permanent job. Many temporary staffing agencies also offer benefits to their temp workers, so it can be a great way to continue to have some security while changing careers or work situation.
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The first pitfall to avoid is putting a photograph of yourself. Leave that to your facebook page if they want to check it out. Unless you are applying for a role as an actor or performing arts where a whole press-book is required a photo of yourself can be detrimental. People will hire you for your skills and your brains - not for your good looks. Remember more and more women sit on recruitment panels and your sex appeal might not cut it with them...
Next pitfall are unsubstantiated claims. Trust, honesty and loyalty are in short supply in our confused world. What you say about yourself need to be corroborated by circumstantial evidence. Don't say you are the fastest, the tallest, the quickest, etc... simply state the challenge you faced, the action you took and the result it produced. That's all an employer is interested in and they just want to know if you can do it again for them - simple, huh?
Next pitfall - going wild with fonts and colours. Your application might be passed around to various people on the recruitment committee, emailed to an iPhone, a Blackberry or an android smartphone. How mangled you will look through a not-so-perfect email program on those devices? If you want your layout and composition to remain unaffected then stick to the PDF format. Recruitment agencies hate it because their databases can't scan it for keywords.
Next pitfall - confusing your resume for an essay or a monologue. Unless you apply for a role as a writer and are asked to submit samples of your prose, you should not bore your audience with your introverted view of the world since you became unemployed. Employers are not interested in your moods, your political or religious views - all they want to know is if you can be productive from day one without any need for training or induction.
Next pitfall - ignoring your industry lingo. The best way to be rejected is to show a lack of grasp for your industry values. New lobby groups are forcing employers to comply with more and more regulations and standards. What is best practice in your field? Do you use due diligence? What about occupational health and safety? What about anti-discrimination laws?
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Massage job for the beginner
For the beginner, giving a massage may seem a daunting task. There are little courses in schools on this subject, and it takes years of training to become a masseuse. Giving an amateur massage may sometimes harm more than help. Fortunately, the following tips can help you give a massage that will comfort and throughly relieve your partner:
1. Acquire a Feel for Muscles
You can't give a proper massage until you know what you are massaging. Take a look at some anatomy books. Note the layout of muscles, tendons and bone in the affected area. Then plan your massage accordingly. Knead around bones with your hands. Massage tendons and muscles directly, but be careful not to push tendons too roughly. If you are massaging the back, always be sure to knead around the spine. Pushing directly on bone will hurt your partner.
2. Use a Firm Grip
A common complaint from beginners is that their hands cannot knead for more than a few moments. If this is a problem, you are kneading the wrong way. Face your partner with your hands palm-down on their skin. Apply light pressure with your fingers to anchor them in place, them begin to press and circle with your thumbs. This technique does not require too much muscle movement in hands, because hands are almost resting on the skin. You will be able to apply as much pressure as you like using this technique.
3. Vary Your Hand Positions
You can massage with many different parts of your hands, and with varying degrees of pressure. A good hand position beside the spreadeagled position mentioned in Tip #2 is the knuckle position. Make a fist with your hand, and then press firmly into the area with the top of your index knuckle. Other relaxing moves include placing hands palm-down on the affected area and simply pressing and pulling them towards you, pressing and alternating tips of fingers into skin, and turning hands on their sides and drumming in an alternating pattern across an area. (Think Swedish Spa Technique.)
4. Experiment with Oils and Lotions
Certain oils and lotions can create an incredibly relaxed atmosphere. Pour a small amount of oil or lotion into your hand, and make sure that your palm and the bottoms of your fingers are completely covered. Then slide your fingers into position and knead in circles. The good news about using a lotion or oil is the gliding motion you'll be able to use. That bad news is that used in quantity, it can simply make skin slippery. Use it in moderation!
5. Talk to Your Partner
One of the best ways to learn how to massage is to ask your partner for feedback. Try as many hand positions and as much pressure as you like, then ask them what they think. Have them guide your hands over the massage area and tell you where they would like pressure. This is perhaps the best technique for the beginning masseuse, because it can lead to expert massages in no time.
Monday, August 9, 2010
How to balance work life and home life
Running your own home business isn’t easy. There are so many things around to distract you, and people who work outside of their homes don’t have this same problem. When you’re first starting your business, it usually takes a pretty high priority in your life, and you may find yourself juggling your work life and your home life. Both can be managed successfully. It’s all a matter of balance.
One of the most important parts of your home life is your child. Many people, especially moms, start a home business thinking they will be able to spend more time with their children, but this usually doesn’t end up being the case. In a sense, working at home is the same as working outside of the home: it’s still work. You have a job to do; granted, you probably have more flexibility to do the work on your own time schedule. But you still have to get the work done. It’s very important to dedicate special time to your kids. They may feel they are less important than this new business you are spending hours on, so remember to take some time off and spend quality time doing something that your kids want to do; go to the park or a museum. If you have to run business errands with your kids, try to limit the number of them and then go do something fun, such as get ice cream, as a reward for the kids for being good. You might want to consider paying your kids if they are old enough to do some simple jobs in your office, perhaps filing or keeping your pencils sharpened. Anything like that will help make them feel more involved in your business and more important to you.
It’s difficult trying to run a business when you are providing full-time care to a child of any age. Babies need constant supervision, diapers, food, snuggling, and playtime. Thankfully they also have naps, but a nap schedule can change at any time so it isn’t necessarily something you can always count on. Toddlers also need a great deal of supervision, and they need more entertainment than do babies. They also may not take naps, which may leave you with very few extended periods of time to work during the day. It’s a little easier with school children if they are gone all day, but you still have volunteer work at their schools, car pools, and afternoon and evening activities. It’s not that any of these are bad things, and in fact, running your home business is great because it allows you to be there for your children when they need these things. But work does have to be scheduled around these types of activities. Just remember that your kids are only young once; work will always be there but your children won’t.
You will probably, at some point, want to consider your various child-care options. Some people prefer a daycare, where the child is out of the house and with other children, but this can get very costly. Others like to have someone come into the house for a few hours each day or week. This gives you a feeling of security in knowing your child is right there if he truly needs you, but it also gives you time and space to do your work. Another option is a babysitting co-op, where friends take turns babysitting for each other’s children. This is nice because you will likely have a list of people to call for babysitting, but it also means you have to be available to babysit other children too at some point.
Your spouse is another person with whom you will have to find balance in your life. If your spouse is supportive and enthusiastic about your efforts, that makes your life a little easier. However, if your spouse is resentful or uninterested, your job will likely be even harder. It’s a good idea to sit down with your spouse before you start your business and discuss your plans. Let him know how much time you expect to have to spend at this venture and ask for his input on when he thinks is a good time for you to work. Perhaps you will agree to hire a sitter for a few hours a day, or perhaps you will watch the kids during the day and work after your husband comes home from his job. Whatever the plan, it is important to respect your spouse by sticking with it. If you decide you will work from 9-5 and then you run to the office right after dinner to get back to work, don’t wonder why your spouse gets annoyed. Sure, things come up that throw your plan off track, but it is very important to keep the lines of communication open at all times and keep your spouse informed of what you are doing. After all, that kind of respect is only fair and is probably how you would like to be treated.
Your friends may take a low priority when you start a new business, and they will probably have mixed feelings on that. Real friends will understand, but will also appreciate if you make the effort to keep in touch even when you are busy. After all, you wouldn’t want to be dumped by your friends either. Take the time to send a quick note or email, or call every so often to keep up with what’s going on with your friends. They are part of your support system so treat them as you would want to be treated.
It’s all a matter of balance. Remember that even though you have started a new business and that part of your life is important, keep in mind that you do have a life outside of work. Remember the people in that life and be considerate and respectful of them.