Beginning your first job search doesn't have to be a frustrating experience. Students are often intimidated by the thought of the first job hunt after graduation but that process can be easier than they think if they remember the basic job search rules by John Petrik. 1. Get out into the real world. An internship or part-time co-op job tells employers that you have already experienced a real-w... more.

Enjoy Improved Health. Want to live longer? Then eat less. When animals (as reported in a journal of the National Academy of Sciences) were fed a nutritious, calorie-restricted diet (about 30 percent fewer calories than normal), they experienced less sickness, reduced rates of cancer, less heart disease, and less diabetes, and lived longer. Researchers believe that if humans would cut out thei... more.

Dreaming about a job abroad? When applying to employers abroad, you'll need a curriculum vitae (CV). There's no one way to write a CV. Still, there are some common elements and themes. Here are five things you'll need to know when writing a CV for international employers. 1. Get personal. Your background and personal characteristics are important to many employers in European and US markets. At... more.

Much has been written about how to obtain success in life, but little has been written about the behaviors that pose a threat to obtaining success. While success principles are very important, we should not ignore those behaviors which will prevent success from happening in our lives. By recognizing these behaviors, we can effectively eliminate them from our lives and focus on those behaviors whic... more.

If you have a confrontation with the police - know your rights and know what you should or should not do to give them up. Just follow these 10 rules: 1. Don't Talk. Do not say a word to the officer. Just shut up! I cannot stress to you the importance of this rule. Do not talk! Do not attempt to convince the officer of your innocence. Everyone is innocent, no one should be arrested and no one s... more.

Some women are uncomfortable with the word negotiating. Yet every day you negotiate, even though you don't necessarily think about it that way. While some people have more natural ability than others, no one is born a great negotiator. Negotiating is a skill that has to be learned. Many women who think they aren't good negotiators simply have never been taught how. Correcting Missteps Even po... more.

Observe the mouth movements of native speakers and try to imitate them When you are watching T.V. look at the mouth movements of the speakers. Repeat what they are saying, imitating the intonation and rhythm of their speech. Listen to the "music" of English. Don't use the music of your native language when you are speaking English. Each language has its own way of "singing". Make a list of fre... more.

Be professional Looking businesslike is the first step to acting businesslike, and people will take you more seriously if you are well-groomed. This also applies to body language, so always make eye contact and keep good posture, or you may appear to lack confidence. Make it personal Remember people's names and they will remember you. Do everything you can to avoid addressing a message "Dear ... more.

Practice with Pronunciation Using English is a stress-timed language and, as such, good pronunciation depends a lot on the ability to accent the correct words and successfully use intonation to make sure you are understood. Simply put, spoken English stress the principal elements in a sentence - content words - and quickly glides over the less important words - function words. Nouns, principal ver... more.

If the mind is kept cool and calm at all times, you will have wonderful health, strength and vitality. Let any disease remain in your body. Do not bother too much. Develop the powers of endurance and resistance. Strengthen your body, mind and nerves. Take plenty of open-air exercises, substantial nutritious food, medicated oil bath and plenty of rest. Be moderate in food, drink and enjoyments... more.