Top Results from the 3 Blog Project

Top Results from the 3 Blog Project 2 Recently I told you about why job search spam should scare you. That article was part of Daily Blog Tips' 3 group writing project. There were over 100 submissions to that project according to the final list. So that you don't need to browse them all, here's a selection of articles that I'll think you'll enjoy most. Favorites Finding Work and Steve, the Maintenance Man and That Third Thing by Hoffman “After years of observing people at work, I have concluded there are people who can find work and those who can't.” Top 3 Reasons Why You Have to Work from Home by Alfa “you still have to do your homework…before you jump the gun”eval Three Mistakes made by teen Online Entrepreneurs by Nick “If you're a teen, and you don't need a job, don't get one”eval Three Reasons Why Superheroes Wear Their Underwear On The Outside by Brown Baron Ok, I just liked the title. Here are the complete list of results, all 118 of them: Business Career 3 Easy Steps to Becoming More Effective by Ron 3 Great Alternatives to Paper by Using Web-based Solutions by Ryan 3 Signs that You are in the Wrong Company by Anne Top 3 Reasons Why You Have to Work from Home by Alfa 3 Reasons to Persevere by Anne Three Mistakes made by teen Online Entrepreneurs by Nick 3 Reasons Job Search Spam Should Scare You by Jacob 3 Reason Why Entrepreneurs Succeed! by Ray Finding Work and Steve, the Maintenance Man and That Third Thing by Hoffman Reducing Debt: 3 different Ways by Richard Blogging Top 3+1 Sites about Blog Contests by Lovedeep Wadhwa Why I am Still Addicted to Blogging After 3 Years by Ajay Increase Your Blog's Stickiness by Jordan L'Amour De Blog: 3 reasons why blogging is like being in love by Phil 3 Trends that Shaped up the Blogosphere this Year by Ashwin 3 Times A Blogger by Rich 3 Ways To Get Back In The Blogging Spirit by Scott 3 Ways to Increase your Blog Stats by Ant Three Things to Do Before You Click Publish (and One Thing to Do After) by Jacqueline Three Things That I've Yet To Achieve as a Blogger by Rhys 3 Secrets of Writing for Blogs by Tejvan 3 Tips to Increase Blog Readership by Kyle 3 reasons why comment relish is not good for your blog by Vijay Top 3 Reasons You Should Stop Reading Blogs by George 3 Reasons Why You Should Use Storytelling by Daniel Top 3 tips to pick up girls/boys using blogs by Mario Three Reasons Why Group Blogging is Great by Mike 3 Ways To Get Me To Not Visit Your Blog Again by Sean 3+1 Things Blogger's Should Never Ever Do. by Arpit How To Sell Your Blog in 3 Easy Steps by Ahmed Bilal Three essential steps to great blog posts by Corner Scribe 3 Sure Fire Way to Advertise Your Blog on a Shoe String by Engtech Three Steps to Keeping your RSS Feed Readers by Matthew 3 Fatal Errors of Blogging by Tillerman Three reasons why I like contest by Ashok 3 Reasons I Stayed On With Blogging by Tine July Blogtipping by Rob Top 3 Things Kermit The Frog Can Teach You About Blogging (and Life) by Dee 3 Good Blog Habits To Get Huge Traffic For Your Blog by Amey What “The 3 Little Pigs” Can Teach You About Blogging by Jan 3 roads to blogging stardom by Jayson I'm Engaged! Now What? by Brittany Blogging in Three Numbers by Francesco 3 Reasons why I suck as a blogger by Ben 3 Ways to Track Your Comments by David 3 Reasons Why Daily Blog Tips Sucks by Bes Entertainment Three Things Wrong with Transformers by Nathania 3 movies that can change you by WebStuffScan The Three That I Miss The Most! by Jimbo Got Independence? 3 things you should do this July 4th by Joe Magnetic 3D Globe Jigsaw Puzzle by Marcel Three Free Willie Nelson Songs by Liz Three Great Anime Blogs and Maybe Anime? by Carlie Health Fitness Get Healthy In Three Minutes by Gal 3 Things I Have Done To Save My Own Life by Eric Top Three USA Worst Cities for Losing Weight by Cherry 3 Things I Miss About Being Fat by Anna Farmery 3 Reasons Why PowerTap SL is so Popular by Jasper The Top Three Reasons Why I hate Diets by Joey Three reasons to try a marathon! by Shane 3 Reasons Running is Good for You Alexander Make Money Online 3 ways to use Digital Point Forums to Earn Money Online by Adheeth 3 Costly Internet Business Mistakes to Avoid by John 3 Things no one told you about web monetizing by Pedro Technology Three Reasons You Should Hate the Prius by Michael 3 Ways to Use Social Networking For Your Podcast by The Freq 3 Reasons Why I dont Like GMail by Nirmal 3 simple ways to drive more traffics from Flickr by Kuanhoong 3+3 free tools for moving your life and your stuff online by Tanya Add Impact To Your Photos With “The Rule Of Three” by Brian 3 coolest PC Mods by Madhur 30 curiosities about number 3 in the games by Marcelo Free PDF Readers by Deepak 3 Useful Del.icio.us Tags, Life Quotes, Traffic Generators by Adam Pieniazek Travel Top 3 Ways to Avoid a Crowd at Disney World by Winnetta The three places in Japan I would love to visit by Jamaipanese 3 Ways to Have a Luxurious Hawaii Vacation on the Cheap by Sheila Three reasons to Visit Cyprus by Rajaram 3 wonders of the world that designers should have voted for by Mirko Web Development Design 3 Huge SEO Mistakes I have Made by Jeremy How I built 10,000 links in 3 weeks by Patrick 3 Ways to Improve the Comment Styles on Your Blog (With Examples) by Ryan My three best traffic generators by Johan 3 really simple ways to speed up your blog by Hans Make your WordPress blog more Search Engine friendly by Shankar 3 Must Do Things For A New Blogger by Ramkarthik The 3 P's for Creating a Successful Website â€" Passion, Persistence, and Patients by Sarah The 3 kinds of web statistic tools (or site traffic counters) by Planet Apex 3+1 Ways to Make Your Website Load Faster by Pallab 3 + 3 + 3 Places Where You Can Get Free Icons For All Seasons And Reasons by Joel 3 reasons why you must learn ruby language by Ruby Tips 3 Reasons Why I shifted from Blogger to WordPress! by Ashfame 3 + 2 Most Sexy and Stylish Firefox Themes For You by DJ Flush Top 3 Mistakes of Rookie Web Designers by Kevin Random Topics Three things I want my kids to refrain from saying on our upcoming road trip by Juggling Frogs 3 Reasons to be Hopeful of the Future by Anna The 3 Easiest Ways To Ruin Your Truck's Transmission by Jason The last three times I lost my wallet… by Johan The 3 Most Common Types of Collections by Jason Three bad foods that are really good by Graham 3 Reasons Why I Love the Bar Exam by Andrew Memorials to three dead bridges by Graham Richardson 3 Tips for Staying Focused with Small Children by Genesis What Happens When Three is Almost Enough: Go Irrational! by Simmone Me and three by John 3 Sexy Cover Ladies = Infinite Hotness by Celebrienne 3 little words by Paris 3 Things you can do to have a great sick day by Rich Three puzzles to puzzle you by Rajaram 3 things I want to do before I die by Just Me Three Reasons Why Superheroes Wear Their Underwear On The Outside by Brown Baron Ten things i didn't know about the number 3 until now by Blaiq 3 Reasons to Play EVE Online by Adam The 3 Email Newsletters No Church Site Should Be Without by Mark Alves Three is a Magic Number by Mary Three Cheers for T-Shirts by Jay Wagers Did you like the selection?

5 Ways to Increase Your Job Satisfaction

5 Ways to Increase Your Job Satisfaction How satisfied are you at work? While many employees today are grateful to have a paycheck in a tight economy, that doesnt mean job satisfaction is off the charts. Management may have little time or inclination to bolster your satisfaction levels; its sometimes up to you. So here are five ways to help move you in the right direction: Improve Your Environment A disorganized work environment makes every task more difficult.  And  looking around at dull walls do nothing for anyones mood. So start to improve your day-to-day enjoyment of your job by making your environment as pleasant as possible. If you have a cubicle or office, clean and organize the entire area. Get an attractive desk set as well as shelf organizers and baskets. Even if you work in a retail establishment or restaurant, you can organize your general area to make it a more efficient work space. Become a Mentor Recapture that excited feeling you had when you first started your job by becoming a mentor at work. Find a new employee or trainee and volunteer to take him under your wing. Make it your project to turn this neophyte into a great team member. Teach him all the little tricks youve taken years to learn, and clue him in on the corporate culture and ways to rise in the company. Youll get a sense of pride for a job well done by watching your trainee improve on a weekly basis. Practice Gratitude Its not always easy, but finding the little things about your job that make you happy can go a long way. There are good things all around you, if you work at noticing them. Start every morning searching for gratitude and keep that feeling throughout the day. Your job may be dull or stressful, but at least its paying the bills, allowing you to indulge in hobbies and down time and offering social occasions with fellow employees. Whether its a fun group you eat lunch with every day, or a customer who always gives you a sunny smile, there is something good about every job that can make you feel a bit better about being there. You just have to find it. New Challenges If you feel that your job is dull and boring, it may be because youre not challenged any more. Few people are bored when they first start a new job. There is too much to learn, too many new skills to master. But now, you may be feeling complacent because nothing new ever happens in your workplace. Give yourself a new challenge in your job. Volunteer to learn a new skill or job rating. Take on the task of organizing the company picnic or holiday party. Put together a company weight-loss competition. Get involved with something new and completely different from your daily tasks to perk up your interest in your everyday work. Make It Less Important Unless youre working at your ultimate dream career, your job is sometimes just a means to an end.  You might choose to spend your time working at a job you dont enjoy because its just a stepping stone to something better. If you feel this way, try to to focus on the good things that the job brings to your life outside the office. While you should always do the best job possible, its not necessary to make the job the most important part of your life. Do a mental downgrade and start focusing on what you truly enjoy. Look at your daily tasks as a way to earn money for vacations, or the ticket to getting those flying lessons. Or even as a necessary stop before going on to crafts with your children. Take the importance out of your job and the stresses may seem less important. The most important thing to remember is that you play a big role in your job satisfaction levels. Youll be happier and healthier if you change your actions and attitudes, making your day run as smoothly as possible before getting on to the truly important parts of your life. Dunya Carter is a marketing and recruitment specialist from Brisbane, Australia. She writes on topics related to business and career development for several websites and blogs. She is currently working for Ochre Medical Recruitment as a consultant. Image courtesy of Glen Wright.

55+ Administrative Skills for the Resume - Algrim.co

55+ Administrative Skills for the Resume - Algrim.co Searching for the perfect administrative skill to list on your resume? Administrative jobs power America. They are some of the most common types of job positions that both entry-level and highly experienced professionals involve themselves with. From operators who choose to run a business and perform operations and administrative tasks to do so. To Office Administrators who assist in the office environment and ensure that all office needs are efficient. So what makes you stand out as a high-profile administrative candidate? Skills can be a great way to stand out. And listing or speaking to the right skills can be crucial in showing your future employer that you are experienced and motivated towards your job responsibilities. How to Show Your Employer Your Skills There are four ways to show your employer the administrative skills that we’re about to discuss. In your job application assets, you’ll have an opportunity to show your skills in your prior work experience (through your bullet points and job explanation), your resume summary, your “skills” section of your resume, and your cover letter. When speaking to your skills in your resume summary, try to include a previous work scenario which stood out to you. Something that made you feel valuable. And that showed how administrative duties could be beneficial to a business. Here an example of a resume summary including administrative skills: “Our CEO was highly concerned about office culture. That’s why we would meet periodically to ensure that all employees and guests had an optimal office environment. This included ordering snacks, lunches, planning office events, and more.” This resume summary shows your ability to plan, your ability to schedule, multi-task, as well as comprehend executive goals or objectives. Making it ideal. When speaking to your administrative skills in your prior work experience, try to bring up similar work scenarios within your one to three bullet-point description of your prior work. Lastly, very similar to the resume summary as well, but with more space or words to do so; you can speak to administrative skills in your cover letter. Cover letters should contain prior work achievements and significant events which speak to both your ability to perform the job to the highest degree and your importance within the company you worked for. Storytelling is a great way to do this within your cover letter. Administrative Skills List Administrative skills are important because they support your ability to perform on the job. They show your prior expertise and can help when you have little to no prior experience as well. Before you jump right into listing administrative skills, it’s vital that you take a look at the job description. Even if you didn’t apply to the job through the job description or online job posting, try to find it. It will provide helpful insights into what types of administrative skills the position is seeking. From there you can tailor your skill sets towards those that both the job responsibilities and employer value. There are a few area’s where administrative skills lie, that is: Office duties Interpersonal duties Project management duties Culture duties Here are the applicable skills for each type of functional area that you might be involved with as an operator or administrator. Office duties Planning Scheduling Filing Coordinating Answering phones Coordinating emails Active listening Note taking Direction giving Direction taking Answering phones Written communication Verbal communication Presentation giving Comprehension Maintaining office records Record keeping Bookkeeping IT support Office maintance Office scheduling Vendor relationship management Snack management Lunch management Event planning Interpersonal duties Motivational skills Time management skills Prioritization skills Social skills Influence skills Storytelling skills Observation skills Teamwork skills Training skills Collaboration skills Project management duties Billing Checking in guests Managing office culture Managing office ethics Office administration Office management Goal setting Note transcription Phone transcription Data entry Spreadsheet making File importing File transcription Reporting skills Troubleshooting Critical thinking skills Cultural duties Implementation skills Culture reporting skills Mediation skills Decision making skills Employee relations Employee retention skills Supervision skills While each of these should be used within work scenarios, you may want to list some of them under your “Skills” section on your resume, which is acceptable. Though, when you do so, you should be prepared to speak to them when you interview with a potential employer. Administrative Jobs Applicable These Skills If you aren’t sure whether or not your type of job is suitable for listing or mentioning these skills, below is a list of job titles that are. While these are not all of the job titles that these administrative skills are applicable for, you can use this as a point of reference to determine whether or not they are similar to the job function you might be performing. Some of the jobs that can find value in adding these administrative skills to their job application would be: Administrator Administrative Assistant Church Administrator Contract Administrator Healthcare Administrator Accounting Assistant Legal Assistant Library Assistant Office Manager Personal Assistant Office Clerk While there are many more types of jobs which can benefit from these skills, any job which has administrative functions part of the responsibilities will be applicable. Whether it is operational duties or administrative duties, these skills should be a valuable addition to your resume and job application assets. Other Skills Resources Skills List for the Resume Leadership Skills Administrative Skills Research Skills Adaptive Skills Quantitative Skills Interpersonal Skills Clerical Skills Organizational Skills

Is Facebook Now The Top Personal Branding Tool - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career

Is Facebook Now The Top Personal Branding Tool - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career Dan Schawbel did a great job of notifying everyone in advance of the major development of vanity URLs over at Facebook. I hope most of you were able to get your name or something quite close I was real pumped to be able to grab www.facebook.com/chadlevitt. Theres been a ton of chatter on Twitter and Facebook about the new feature, but what does it all mean for your personal brand? Gary Vaynerchuk, one of the worlds most powerful personal brands, shares his thoughts on Facebook vanity URLs and how they will change the way businesses and people brand themselves. Check it out! Watch it here Facebook is evolving into a real powerhouse tool to build both business and personal brands fan pages, personal landing pages, live status updates, vanity URLs, facebook connect, facebook ads all having their own way of promoting your personal brand to the world. And Im sure it wont be long until they develop a live Facebook search feature similar to Twitter search. With these advancements in their platform and over 200 million active users is Facebook now the top personal branding tool? Please share your thoughts and leave a comment below! Author: Chad Levitt is the author of the New Sales Economy blog, which focuses on how Sales 2.0 Social Media can help you connect, create more opportunities and increase your business. Chad is also the featured Sales 2.0 blogger at SalesGravy.com, the number one web portal for sales pros, the professional athletes of the business world. Make sure to connect with him on Twitter @chadalevitt.

Rewrite Sentences Generator - Learn How to Write Better Essays

Rewrite Sentences Generator - Learn How to Write Better EssaysA rewrite sentences generator is an electronic document that allows you to write a different set of sentences. You input your own text into the document and it instantly generates sentences that you can replace with your own words. This is a good way to learn how to write better sentences for your essays, books, and whatever else you want to change.This sort of generator is great if you're learning a new writing style. You can test out some of your sentences in this way to see what you like and don't like about your writing. If you're trying to get a higher grade on a test or essay, a grammar checker can be helpful. This also makes it possible to easily make corrections to your writing after you've written it.This kind of application is usually used for generating sentences that end in a question mark. While not all writers end their sentences with a question mark, many do. A sentence generator allows you to quickly type i n the question mark and have the sentence generator generate new sentences that might work better for your own text.When you're writing an essay or an article, a note taking application is very useful. This lets you keep track of your writing process and save your writing for later. Some note taking applications even allow you to create notes with different styles and sizes of paper, so you can write on the go. The application will even automatically insert your notes at the end of your work so you don't lose anything.There are many applications that help you organize your essays and research papers. These applications can help you with space planning, chapter organization, and all kinds of other things. With these applications, you can find more efficient ways to organize your essay and make it flow smoothly.Learning how to write essays in English is necessary if you want to get accepted into a university. English writing for colleges has become harder because English programs are becoming more competitive. These programs require students to submit better essays and be more polished as well. You want to make sure that you have the best tools for essay writing to impress college admissions officers.You can write better essays for English if you know how to use a good grammar checker. This application does just that. It checks your grammar and syntax before it sends your essay off to college.A rewrite sentences generator is a great tool if you want to revise your sentences. Many people use them to help them learn how to write better. You can also use this application to help you create better essays and research papers. It's a great tool for your writing toolbox.