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Practice Etiquette-You will be surprised how far the words, please, and thank you will take you. Practicing common courtesies will set you apart from the competition. In business, it could mean the difference of winning the contract or not, in your personal life it could make the difference in the type of people you attract Read More

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No job. No money. No meal plan. Finding a job after college may seem like a dire situation, but even in this work climate there's no need to panic if you're smart about it. Utilize these four time tested job seizing techniques and you'll be starting your first day at your new gig before your friends can say, grad school Read More

Ways for marketers to combat the decline in credibility of word of mouth through social media marketing Read More

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These Facebook specific rules address photos, tagging, and all those applications.

When you first got to college, social media was probably about sending party invites, posting pictures of your new friends, complaining about tests, meeting dates, and keeping in touch with family back home. Now that you’re getting ready to leave school behind, you will need to reconfigure your social media activity so that future employers and contacts respect you. Here are 50 social media etiquette rules to remember Read More

A well-equipped translator will have access to a variety of language tools in order to complete the translation work, as well as a breadth of education. If there are particular glossaries of terms from previous translation projects that should be used for the current translation in question, provide it from the outset to the translator Read More