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Showing posts with label GENERAL. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 January 2013

5 JOB INTERVIEW MISTAKES


                              YOU CAN EASY AVOID


Well after completion of our study next step is our job and for getting a job first we passed an interview in which we got selected. Just degrees cannot provide you any job some more things are also important to get a perfect job and these essential things are noticed in your job interview.

Preparation of interview is really very important for one who wants to get selected for desired profile. There are some important things to follow and avoid for interview. We will discuss about 5 of those which should avoid:
  
1.DRESSING SENES FOR PROFESSIONAL LOOK:
Our dressing is what gets noticed first. People judge our personality with our dressing. So, it is necessary to look good and graceful during interview. You should avoid waring flashy and gaudy clothes because they dose not looks good and professional which can be a main reason of rejection in an interview. Also avoid carrying unnecessary accessories like jewelry or goggles. You can prefer trouser pants with shirts then tight jeans or T-shirts.
  

2.LATE COMING  OR DON’T REACH ED ON TIME:
Interviewers can come late but for a candidate it’s not good to come late for interview. You should reach on or before time for make a good impression on interviewer. Coming late could leave a bad impression on interviewer. Reached before time, so that you could prepare yourself for questions.
  

3.USES OF CELL PHONE DURING INTERVIEW:
Using cell phone, text or playing game on mobile during wait in interview considered as unprofessionalor immature. So, avoid using cell phone or keep it on silent mode during the interview. Keep your job and interview in your mind then anything else.
   

4.ASH QUESTION ABOUT WORK OR COMPANY:
Don’t keep quit and also don’t talk unnecessary during interview. Unnecessary questions could show your immaturity so ask but pointed and good questions. When interviewer asked you that do you have any question then ask something good about company or work. Try to gain some knowledge about company and show it in interview with this your interest will be shown to them. Be confident while asking or saying anything. Nervousness is natural but tries to hide it behind your confidence.
  

5.WHAT SHOULD BRING WITH YOU?
One should bring their relevant documents in a file while entering in interview room. Don’t take irrelevant things like heavy bags mobile in hand and something eatable or water bottle etc. It dose not looks good go in free and confident with no condition of any mistake.

These mistakes are common but effective, company don’t check your certificates only they check yourbehavior and body language as well. Above mentioned 5 restrictions are to improve your body language.

These 5 ideas could prove helpful for you to prepare yourself for an interview. No need to take more pressure on your mind for interview just follows above mentioned ideas and be yourself. Try to be original in front of interviewers and show your interests about work.
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Sunday, 6 January 2013

10 tips to improve your ENGLISH


10 tips to improve your ENGLISH


English language is the official business language around the world. If you are dreaming about a great career in any field, being proficient in written and spoken English is important. In the globalized world of today, you will be dealing with a lot of international clients, travelling places etc. If you have the requisite English language skills, you will find adjusting to new environments and new jobresponsibilities a lot easier.
      

If you are not too confident about your English language skills, here are top 10 tips that will help you gain more confidence:
  1. Read good English books- Reading always helps. You may have read this almost everywhere, but it deserves another mention. Pick up books that interest you. In the beginning, you will be slow while reading the books. However, as you keep adding books to your library, you will start improving.
       
  2. Learn 2 new words everyday- Make it a point to learn two new words every day. Read newspapers and magazines and encircle the words you don’t know the meaning of. Look up their meanings in the dictionary and try using them in a sentence.
      
  3. Converse in English with your friends and family- You may be shy speaking in English in front of others. But you can always make mistakes in front of your family members and friends. Converse with them in English as much as you can. Slowly, you will start building confidence.
      
  4. Listen to English language CDs- There are English language MP3s available in the market. Buy some of these and listen to them. They will help you get the right pronunciation of words.
       
  5. Try and sing along English songs- You may not like listening to English songs. However, listening to English songs is a fun way to improve your English language skills. As you listen to them, try to decipher the lyrics and sing along.
       
  6. Make mistakes- Do not be afraid to make mistakes. Everybody makes mistakes. In fact, you actually learn from your mistakes. When you fumble while speaking, or commit a grammatical error while writing, there will be people who will help you out. And you always tend to remember mistakes that happen in front of people.
        
  7. Think in English- Another innovative way to improve your English language skills. When you are thinking something, try to think in English. Phrase sentences yourself, and if possible, write them down too.
      
  8. Translate your Hindi newspaper- Most people who are not comfortable with English, read Hindi newspapers or newspapers in their native language. Try and translate one article everyday in English. Once you translate, get it checked by somebody. Mark your mistakes and try not to repeat them the next time.
       
  9. Don’t go after fancy words- English is not about using big words. In fact, unless you are an author, big words are not going to get you anywhere. Try not to fret too much about difficult words. Focus on the basics.
       
  10. Chat in English- We all have some sort of a Messenger on our phone, the most popular being Whatsapp. When you are chatting with your friend over the phone or online, try to do that in English. It helps.

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Thursday, 8 November 2012

US election results


US election results: Electoral College landslides over the past century




1912: Democrat Woodrow Wilson defeats Progressive Theodore Roosevelt by 2.2 million votes (Republican incumbent William Taft finished third) and wins Electoral College 435 to 88.(asterisk)

1920: Republican Warren G. Harding defeats Democrat James Cox by 7 million votes and wins Electoral College 404 to 127.

1924: Republican incumbent Calvin Coolidge defeats Democrat John Davis by 7.3 million votes and wins Electoral College 382 to 136.(asterisk)

1928: Republican Herbert Hoover defeats Democrat Al Smith by 6.4 million votes and wins Electoral College 444 to 87.

1932: Democrat Franklin Roosevelt defeats Republican incumbent Herbert Hoover by 7.1 million votes and wins Electoral College 472 to 59.

1936: Democratic incumbent Franklin Roosevelt defeats Republican Alf Landon by 11 million votes and wins Electoral College 523 to 8.

1940: Democratic incumbent Franklin Roosevelt defeats Republican Wendell Wilkie by 5 million votes and wins Electoral College 449 to 82.

1944: Democratic incumbent Franklin Roosevelt defeats Republican Thomas Dewey by 3.5 million votes and wins Electoral College 432 to 99.

1952: Republican Dwight Eisenhower defeats Democrat Adlai Stevenson by 6.6 million votes and wins Electoral College 442 to 89.

1956: Republican incumbent Dwight Eisenhower defeats Democrat Adlai Stevenson by 9.6 million votes and wins Electoral College 457 to 73.(asterisk)

1964: Democratic incumbent Lyndon Johnson defeats Republican Barry Goldwater by 15.9 million votes and wins Electoral College 486 to 52.

1972: Republican incumbent Richard Nixon defeats Democrat George McGovern by 18 million votes and wins Electoral College 520 to 17.(asterisk)

1980: Republican Ronald Reagan defeats Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter by 8.4 million votes and wins Electoral College 489 to 49.

1984: Republican incumbent Ronald Reagan defeats Democrat Walter Mondale by 16.9 million votes and wins Electoral College 525 to 13.

1988: Republican George H.W. Bush defeats Democrat Michael Dukakis by 7.1 million votes and wins Electoral College 426 to 111.

1992: Democrat Bill Clinton defeats Republican incumbent George H.W. Bush by 5.8 million votes and wins Electoral College 370 to 168.

1996: Democratic incumbent Bill Clinton defeats Republican Bob Dole by 7.7 million votes and wins Electoral College 379 to 159.

2008: Democrat Barack Obama defeats Republican John McCain by 9.7 million votes and wins Electoral College 365 to 173.

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