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206. Strategies for Releasing Guilt Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|LISA MARTINHome/Business/Career

Working moms confide in me that they feel guilty about a number of things missing their babys first stumbling steps, putting their children in child care, having their teens come home to an empty house. And these scenarios relate only to their children, not including the guilt that stacks up for taking time for themselves, work commitments, personal relationships and so much more. When it comes to balancing kids and career, you name the issue and, in all probability, some career-oriented mom out there will feel some shame or blame about it. Initially, guilt can be a positi...



205. Build Strength in Your Center With Preparation Ballet ExercicsesJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|DIANNE M. BUXTONHome/Business/Career

Syllabus classes like R.A.D. and Cecchetti present only the exercises to be done in the exams. Many months can be spent working up to new and difficult movements. You can build strength in your center with preparation ballet exercises, whether in ballet shoes or pointe shoes. This adds up to well-executed combinations and helps to prevent injuries. For example, if your class has done adage in the center consisting of developpe en croix, and your new level requires a fouette or promenade, you may need to build more strength in your center. Fouette in adage depends on the stabili...



204. Your Resume Will Be Thrown in the TrashJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KAREN BARTELLHome/Business/Career

Unless you know these insider tips, that is! If you have been sending out your resume en masse and ending up with a massive headache instead getting nowhere- you had better read on Your career just might depend on it. Its a sad fact, but true. In todays competitive marketplace, a job candidate has exactly 10-15 seconds to make an impression. Most employers / recruiters are very busy people, reviewing literally hundreds to thousands of resumes (dont forget cover letters!) per day. Unless your resume is well-targeted, expertly and flawlessly written and composed, and demo...



203. How To Build A Procurement Process With Chinese Manufacturers and Suppliers? Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|JAMES CLAYTONHome/Business/Career

Does this sound like your Chinese procurement process? Step 1: You spend hours and hours on the phone and writing emails to locate Chinese manufacturers. (3-4 weeks) Step 2: You send an email with prints attached inviting manufacturers to bid on a part or service. (1 week) Step 3: The emails come back with the expected questions regarding engineering, payment, and delivery issues. (3 -4 weeks, if not longer) Step 4: You narrow the field of bidders usually by price. (1 week) Step 5: You request samples. (1 2 weeks) Step 6: You receive the samples in the usual y...



202. Guanxi 7,000 Miles Away Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|JAMES CLAYTONHome/Business/Career

Are you ready to take the plunge in your search for low cost suppliers and manufacturers in China? You are aware that this requires diligence and research to find a proven procurement process that will locate the low cost quality suppliers that you deserve. First, you surf the internet looking at all the manufacturing directories that guarantee quality suppliers. Second, you search for and read the mountain of material available for locating and negotiating with China suppliers. Finally, you build a massive spread sheet designed to grade each supplier that you contact. During your intense fren...



201. Travelling Down The Long Lonesome Highway in ChinaJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|JAMES CLAYTONHome/Business/Career

I was in route from Nanjing to Shanghai by means of the newly completed interstate. It was a nice change from the typical train rides I had taken in the past that stopped for passengers every 45 minutes along the route and ended in Shanghai with the usual amusement park wait in line for a taxi. Travelling the interstate from Nanjing to Shanghai allowed me the opportunity to learn even more about Chinese culture via the medium of the billboard. The typical American billboard placed along our interstates invites the traveler to sleep, eat or get gas. The businesses on each interstate exit ar...



200. The Cost of Mr. Zhu Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|JAMES CLAYTONHome/Business/Career

Locating quality suppliers is always the challenge when doing business in China. While visiting with several suppliers in Dalian, I went to one of my favorite suppliers Mr. Lu. Mr. Lu was capable of quoting from engineered drawings, and providing quality prototypes and samples, but not capable of sustaining product quality during production runs. These inefficiencies required Mr. Lu to invest in his infrastructure in order to establish operating systems that would produce sustainable quality during production runs. The new operating systems would earn Mr. Lu the privilege of quoting on long...



199. The Midnight Ride to Nanjing Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|JAMES CLAYTONHome/Business/Career

In America I would not think much about traveling from Nashville, Tennessee to Cincinnati, Ohio in order to make a scheduled meeting. The distance is about 280 miles, too short to take a plane, so I would plan to travel by car on I-65 North to Louisville. At Louisville, I would take I-71 North to my final destination - Cincinnati. If I timed my departure right, I could miss Louisville rush hour and minimize my delays. I would probably give myself about 4 to 4 1/2 hours of travel time with one planned stop for coffee. The convenience of interstate travel in America is something that we all take...



198. The China Experience and an American Who Lives it Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|BOBBY MONGERHome/Business/Career

Do You Like Chinese Food? This is the question Im asked the most when Im State side. Its a general assumption, made by most Americans, that Chinese food must be the same all around China because Chinese food that we eat in the States is all the same. Now, I know what youre thinking. Is Bobby really going to write on the differences regarding Chinese Food? The answer is a resounding NO! I bring up this problem because it is symptomatic of a basic misunderstanding or philosophical approach that Americans take towards China and doing business in China. For example, because China has a...



197. China Classroom Management StylesJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|BOBBY MONGERHome/Business/Career

How does teaching English in China help you to become a better manager in the business arena? It prepares you for the different learning styles that your employees will have and it helps you to understand the teacher (boss)/ student (employee) relationship. But you dont have to spend ten years teaching in China to learn the lessons that Ive learned because Im going to write them down for you so that you can benefit from what Ive learned and better understand the mentality of the people working for you or the people you are working for. First of all, one thing that people in China...



196. Time Management: The Key to a Successful, Stress-Free LifeJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KELLI SMITHHome/Business/Career

It's one of those mornings when you hit snooze too many times and as a result wake up late. Since you're running late, on a whim you decide to skip breakfast, grab a quick shower, hastily dress, and run out your door hungry, irritable, and somewhat ready for another day of work. On your drive to work, you realize that you left your cell phone at home along with your daily vitamin. In this frustration, you decide to reflect on last night when you sat in rush-hour traffic on your way home, finished your weekly proposals, cooked dinner, went to the gym, bought groceries, and took your daughter to...



195. Be Paid What You Are WorthJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KELLI SMITHHome/Business/Career

Earning the salary you deserve seems like it should be fairly straightforward. Get the right degree, have the right experience, land a good job and earn the going rate for your type of position, right? Well, not exactly. Two people who hold the same position in the same company may, in fact, earn very different salaries. If you don't want to get the raw end of the deal in your salary negotiation, here's how to make sure you're paid what you're worth in 8 easy steps. Get Comfortable with Negotiation First and foremost, getting paid what you're worth comes down to...



194. Recruiters and Your Salary: The 7 Secrets You Have to KnowJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KELLI SMITHHome/Business/Career

The idea of recruiters seems fairly straightforward. On the most fundamental level, they're hired by companies to identify the best potential employees and "recruit" them. For some, this may bring to mind visions of champagne receptions and ball game box seats, but recruiters can bring up feelings of suspicion for many potential employees, especially when it comes to the salary negotiation. Recruiters work for the company, after all, so isn't their goal to save the company money rather than get you the best pay possible? If you are in doubt about working with a recruiter, here are 7 se...



193. Cities, Salaries, and the Quality of LifeJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KELLI SMITHHome/Business/Career

A new city could mean a higher salary or the career you've always dreamed of, but things like cost of living, quality of life, and your specific needs need to be taken into account. Whether you're heading to a new place alone, or you're taking a big family, you can find a city that fits your life. Salary: Only Half the Story Your job prospects may be the biggest part of a new move. You need to land on your feet in a new city, with enough savings to last you three months' rent if you don't have a job lined up already. Think of your career possibilities, and compare the d...



192. Self-Discovery and Success in Career TestingJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|KELLI SMITHHome/Business/Career

Socrates once said, "The unexamined life is not worth living." Yet sometimes it seems that Americans are obsessed with self-examination and constant change. Individuals once spent an entire lifetime with a single employer, but most people today evaluate their career and lifelong goals every few years. It's common to leapfrog from opportunity to opportunity and to re-make a professional identity several times over. If you're entering college and are perplexed about your future goals, join the club. Even as graduates enter the workplace, they continue to assess their skills and dreams to...



191. Wealth Masters International, CCP & The Six Figure Team to be onJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|SHAWN MILLERHome/Business/Career

If youve read some of my other posting, youll know that I am not connected with Wealth Masters International, Carbon Copy Pro or the Six Figure Mentor Winners Team. (Six Figure Mentor Winners Team Site) My opinions are based on internet research, communication with their company employees or their affiliates.



190. Transition from Campus to CorporatesJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|PARUL SRIVASTAVAHome/Business/Career

Transition From Campus To Corporate One of the biggest challenges every student goes through is the transition from college to corporate life. All of a sudden, there is a transition from assignments & mid-semesters to team work and deadlines. There is a vast difference in the way professors and managers operate. Professors are focused on enhancing learning quotient. They look at improving subject matter understanding; evaluate on the overall learning ability and perhaps to an extent on the implementation. From a managers perspective, there is a constant pressure to deliver and meet...



189. Open Jobs As A Logistics Manager In The UKJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|TALIS MANHome/Business/Career

Logistics management in the United Kingdom is becoming important in most industries. The management of all aspects of logistics, including shipping, storage, and personnel is important to companies in fields like automotive manufacturing. Automotive firms need logistics managers and professionals in order to ensure that everything from manufacturing to the showroom floor is co-ordinated efficiently. Logistics professionals and graduates looking for management positions are immersed in one of the hottest fields in the United Kingdom. However, the competition for these positions is incre...



188. Open Mechanic Jobs In The UKJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|TALIS MANHome/Business/Career

Automotive mechanics are one of the most important points of contact between automotive companies and their consumers. After all, even the most reliable vehicles need regular maintenance or the occasional repair due to an accident. Automotive mechanics throughout the UK and Europe are incredibly valuable because they have a general knowledge of the mechanical functions of cars and a specific knowledge of various car models. This mixture of knowledge and technical ability means that there is always a need for talented auto mechanics in the region. There are plenty of open mechanic jobs...



187. Rising Through The Ranks As A Company SecretaryJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|TALIS MANHome/Business/Career

The importance of company secretaries in the automotive industry cannot be understated. Secretaries for executives, managers, and supervisors are invaluable to maintaining the organisation and communication of the entire firm. In fact, the network of company secretaries throughout a firm can help make or break a company within the automotive industry. Highly sensitive materials, important appointments, and crucial organisational tasks are met ably by company secretaries. From the front office and the service counter, company secretaries are key parts of any leading automotive firm. Ho...



186. Selling A Piece Of Yourself As A Product Marketing ManagerJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|TALIS MANHome/Business/Career

In the automotive industry, product marketing is key to the success of individual firms. As any consumer in the United Kingdom can attest to, the number of automotive advertisements in print, television and the Internet is difficult to assess without a calculator. Product marketing also takes the form of more subtle methods, including contests for free vehicles and product placement in television shows in order to avoid obvious advertising. Managers at product marketing departments throughout the United Kingdom have a tough task on their hands. After all, auto firms have to compete in...



185. Succeeding As An Automotive Marketing DirectorJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|TALIS MANHome/Business/Career

The job of an automotive marketing director is one of the most difficult in the industry. Marketing new cars, trucks, and other vehicles is an important aspect in determining the success or failure of an automotive firm. Indeed, developing winning marketing campaigns and distinguishing between your product and the competition is a key factor in drawing consumers to their local dealership. Automotive marketing directors are in charge of the busy design, sales, and administrative professionals that help put together marketing campaigns. Due to the high stress and importance of their job...



138. Become a Scrapbooking EntrepreneurJump to Original Source

0:00 March 06, 2008|ELISE FISHERHome/Business/Career

Have you ever wished you could make money while doing something you love, such as making scrapbooks? Well, you can! There are tons of jobs available in the scrapbooking field. If you love creating memories, you could get paid for doing it! If you are imaginative, you can easily find a job available in the scrapbooking field that fits your particular skills. Lots of stores that sell crafts have open positions in the scrapbooking industry. Stores that give you a wide variety of craft and hobby items adore having an expert in one particular field or hobby on their staff. If you have a p...



220. Ballet Versus Football Or A Pas De Deux Without Pointe Shoes?Jump to Original Source

0:00 March 05, 2008|DIANNE M. BUXTONHome/Business/Career

Many people think that ballet is only heavily stylized dancing, and that especially male dancers are not very strong outside of their art. However, it is actually a complicated practice that involves advanced physics and mathematical principles. Although the years of ballet exercises allows the dancers to make it look effortless, it is an extremely difficult, disciplined, and enchanting art form. "American football is a sport hardly known for its grace and poise, but many players have swapped their pads for points, to do ballet." Ballet is actually the foundation of most western dance...



219. The Drama of ChangeJump to Original Source

0:00 March 05, 2008|NOELLE NELSONHome/Business/Career

You just got used to the upgraded software your company insisted all departments use even though there was absolutely nothing wrong with the old software when--ding! New email, new directive--time to jettison the upgraded software in favor of a completely new system you have to learn from scratch from a manual that must have been originally written in a foreign language and translated into incomprehensibility by a techno-whiz. Then of course theres the company re-org. You used to have a perfectly decent supervisor whos now been bumped up the ladder--pouf! Gone just like that. Now yo...





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