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Download this FREE e-Book, and learn how identity theft occurs, how stolen identities are used, and how to prevent identity theft from happening to you. Download it today!
How to Analyze People on Sight Through the Science of Human Analysis
Find out what personality type you are and how to use these categories to understand yourself and others.
Download this FREE e-Book, and discover how your health and wealth can improve through the use of the Law of Attraction, along with the proper blend of spiritual and material principles that are detailed in this book, as an attempt is made to try to understand those enigmatic principles of life. Download it today
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Find the right internship and say no to being exploited as unpaid labor
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There are many factors involved with choosing the right internship
for you including your degree, chosen career path, the availability of
mentors and so much more. Here are some ideas on what to include on your
internship wish list:
Your host company
Do you want to work for a big company or perhaps a small company or start-up? Do you care if you are an anonymous “Intern X” – or would you prefer to develop relationships with every person in your office? Figure out what your internship host company should be like, in a fair amount of detail, and put your wishes on the list.
Your host company
Do you want to work for a big company or perhaps a small company or start-up? Do you care if you are an anonymous “Intern X” – or would you prefer to develop relationships with every person in your office? Figure out what your internship host company should be like, in a fair amount of detail, and put your wishes on the list.
Positive Body Language Can Help Your Career
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You might have been a good student back in college, but your boss
might think differently about you today. Your work ethic is good –
you’re consistent and creative, but your boss doesn’t share the same
sentiments… and this might all be because of your body language. Body
language is very integral in building or destroying your career.
If you are currently completing an internship or you have a new job, employers tend to look for small details when evaluating the effectiveness of your performance, and this includes body language.
Your body language forms an impression to your employers. A smile or
frown translates to an opinion. The employer asks themselves if you are
likeable or if you can be trusted. What the employer believes about you
could be used as a yard stick to gauge your reputation. Body language
can be used to determine if you are hard working, result oriented,
slack, or lazy. If you are always fidgeting, yawning or staring at the
widow when you are conversing with your boss, then this gives an
impression that you are always distracted and you cannot concentrate for
long periods.
You can effortlessly prevent these career hazards by simply putting positive body language to use. This will remove any doubt from your employer and if he or she is to judge you, let it at least not be through body language because in most cases it is not always a true reflection of your personality. You should always be enthusiastic and positive, which creates the feeling that you are charismatic. This demonstrates to the employers that you are hard working and reliable, and this gives them a good impression about you. The key body language practices that you should put into consideration are simple to implement and most importantly will create the professional impression to help you succeed in your job.
Don’t forget to smile!
A smile is always welcoming, and it shows people your warmth and that you are friendly. Even if your boss frowns at you, you just smile back. Portray a professional image that you approachable and welcoming
Remember the importance of eye contact
Making eye contact gives the impression that you are concentrating on what you are being told and you are more likely to execute the instructions with acute precision. Poor eye contact demonstrates a lack of confidence, immaturity and can be considered a demonstration of low self-esteem.
Listen and be interested
Finally, you should have a genuine interest on what you are being told. Don’t be afraid to ask questions to help improve your knowledge and understanding.
Avoid the career pitfall associated with negative body language. Negativity can easily be spotted around the office and will be remembered by management when the time comes for salary increases, promotions and recognition.
If you are currently completing an internship or you have a new job, employers tend to look for small details when evaluating the effectiveness of your performance, and this includes body language.
Your body language forms an impression to your employers. A smile or
frown translates to an opinion. The employer asks themselves if you are
likeable or if you can be trusted. What the employer believes about you
could be used as a yard stick to gauge your reputation. Body language
can be used to determine if you are hard working, result oriented,
slack, or lazy. If you are always fidgeting, yawning or staring at the
widow when you are conversing with your boss, then this gives an
impression that you are always distracted and you cannot concentrate for
long periods.You can effortlessly prevent these career hazards by simply putting positive body language to use. This will remove any doubt from your employer and if he or she is to judge you, let it at least not be through body language because in most cases it is not always a true reflection of your personality. You should always be enthusiastic and positive, which creates the feeling that you are charismatic. This demonstrates to the employers that you are hard working and reliable, and this gives them a good impression about you. The key body language practices that you should put into consideration are simple to implement and most importantly will create the professional impression to help you succeed in your job.
Don’t forget to smile!
A smile is always welcoming, and it shows people your warmth and that you are friendly. Even if your boss frowns at you, you just smile back. Portray a professional image that you approachable and welcoming
Remember the importance of eye contact
Making eye contact gives the impression that you are concentrating on what you are being told and you are more likely to execute the instructions with acute precision. Poor eye contact demonstrates a lack of confidence, immaturity and can be considered a demonstration of low self-esteem.
Listen and be interested
Finally, you should have a genuine interest on what you are being told. Don’t be afraid to ask questions to help improve your knowledge and understanding.
Avoid the career pitfall associated with negative body language. Negativity can easily be spotted around the office and will be remembered by management when the time comes for salary increases, promotions and recognition.
Perfectionism – all your questions answered
There is a reason why it is said that one should never state that one is “a perfectionist” in a CV or an interview…
indeed, perfectionism can be quite dangerous! According to our new
book, there is a clear difference between a healthy achiever and a
perfectionist. The latter is in constant search of perfection and
certainty, while the former accepts that there can be many different
paths towards success, and that failure is not fatal. Are you a
perfectionist? To find out, let’s see if you can identify with one of
these three characteristics…
What characterises a perfectionist?
Perfectionist personality traits include difficulty making decisions, dotting i’s crossing t’s (checking and rechecking), over-analysing, ruminating, being too picky about potential partners – all common to what psychiatrists refer to as ‘obsessive’. There are three dimensions pointed out by our author with regards to perfectionists. Can you recognise yourself in any of them?
What characterises a perfectionist?
Perfectionist personality traits include difficulty making decisions, dotting i’s crossing t’s (checking and rechecking), over-analysing, ruminating, being too picky about potential partners – all common to what psychiatrists refer to as ‘obsessive’. There are three dimensions pointed out by our author with regards to perfectionists. Can you recognise yourself in any of them?
5 reasons why you should study at Mälardalen University (Sweden)
Would you like to learn why Mälardalen University
in Sweden could be a great place for your foreign studies? This article
contains facts about its student life, its job opportunities after
graduation and the courses MDH has to offer. Your career could
definitely benefit from this. Take a look!
1. Why MDH is a great choice when it comes to studying
At the present time, 12,000 students, 67 professors and 900 employees call MDH their home. The university cultivates close partnerships with businesses and governments in the region, making their programs attractive to students – and their students attractive to future employers!
MDH is a modern innovative university with a wide range of educational programs and a unique position when it comes to interaction with the surrounding community. Even the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise ranks the university high when it comes to their collaboration with the industry.
1. Why MDH is a great choice when it comes to studying
At the present time, 12,000 students, 67 professors and 900 employees call MDH their home. The university cultivates close partnerships with businesses and governments in the region, making their programs attractive to students – and their students attractive to future employers!
MDH is a modern innovative university with a wide range of educational programs and a unique position when it comes to interaction with the surrounding community. Even the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise ranks the university high when it comes to their collaboration with the industry.
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