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Traveling to different countries is usually on the top of anyone's bucket list but have you ever thought about moving to another country for a job? It won't be like a vacation, but it gives you the opportunity to see different landscapes, meet new people, taste interesting foods, and learn about a different country all while earning a paycheck. Taking a job in another country isn't an easy process but be more prepared using these tips. If you want to know more about this topic, you can read the tips and guide below.
First things first, make sure it is something that you are willing and able to commit to. Try not to make any rash decisions around emotional times (ie a breakup, loss of job, death of a family member). Take some time to make sure that moving is the right decision for you. Will it be a permanent move or just temporary? Have you discussed it with family and friends?
Take advantage of social networks. Facebook and LinkedIn are great resources to find people who work in the countries or for the companies in which you are interested. Ask them questions about the job, the country, the people and any tips they have for you. Get to know them. If you happen to get the job and move there, you'll at least have one friend to get you through the transition.
Get your passport and visa ready ahead of time. You never know what the application process will be like and when issues may occur. Many companies won't even consider your application if you do not have your work visa. Plus, the application and interview process is stressful enough without having to worry about getting your passport ready to go.
Create a video introduction of yourself to send to any employers that may want to get to know you before an interview. If you have something prepared ahead of time, you won't have to waste time creating it when/if they ask. Dress like you would for an interview, speak clearly and talk about your professional skills, hobbies, interests, language skills and why you are suitable for international work. It's also not a bad idea to download a video messaging system to communicate with possible employers when necessary.
Prepare a sparkling resume, and CV. Certain countries prefer a resume, whereas others prefer a CV. Keep the CV around 2-3 pages and remove any acronyms that might not be translated. Also, prepare cover letters for each job application. They should be 500 words at the most and state why you are suited for work in your chosen country.
You've applied, nailed the interview and the job is yours! What's next? Simply put, prepare yourself for culture shock. Learn as much about the customs, social situations, and etiquette as possible. Brush up on the language if needed. Find out the location of your country's embassy and be flexible. No matter how much you plan, things can go awry.
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Article Title: Making it Through the Online Application Process
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Online applications are the norm when it comes to finding a job whether you are applying for a part-time job at a restaurant or a full-time job at a law firm. Use these tips to get through the process seamlessly. If you want to know more about this topic, you can read the tips and guide below.
Create a "cheat sheet."Many hiring managers want to know the same things about you: employment history, job duties, personal and professional accomplishments, etc. Why not create a cheat sheet with all this information already compiled. Before you submit it on your applications, customize for the specific job description, adding keywords and phrases that will push your application past applicant tracking systems. If they give a choice to upload a resume or cut and paste, do both.
Update your social profiles.You never know when a hiring manager will check out your LinkedIn, Google+ or Facebook profile to get to know you before an interview. Some web applications even allow you to apply using your LinkedIn account, pulling that information for your application. Make sure that your profile information is correct, your resume is uploaded and your portfolio is up-to-date. Also, it's never a bad idea to remove any inappropriate content from any public profiles.
Customize your application for each job.An applicant tracking system (ATS) is usually the first entity to see your application and resume. In order to get your application through to a human resource person, place key words from the job description into your application, resume and cover letter. That being said, read the job description carefully and make sure you are actually qualified enough to perform the duties.
There are a couple of things that you should consider discussing only after you've received a job offer from the company. Try not to state your salary desires, and if the web application won't let you continue without filling in the field, just use $1 to get passed that section. Also, consider withholding your references' information until you get an offer from the company. Companies don't typically call references until late in the process, so in the initial application feel free to let them know that you will supply references upon strong mutual interest.
Cover letters work best when they are concise, specific, and original. Don't waste time writing a long explanation of each of your skills and traits. Make sure that your cover letter includes key words and phrases used in the job description. Most importantly, make sure your cover letter convinces a hiring manager to read your resume.
You applied and got rejected; what's next? Persist. Research the hiring manager, revise your cover letter and resume and send it to them directly. What do you have to lose?
Lastly, read everything twice. Make sure that there are no misspellings, omitted information or unprofessional language. Most managers admit to throwing out applications as soon as they find a misspelled word, no matter how good the candidate is for the job.
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Article Title: The Pros and Cons of Stay-At-Home Jobs
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Working from home can include many professions whether it is a freelance writer, technical support, or running your own business. No matter which stay-at-home job you may be interested, the advantages and disadvantages are basically the same. In our world with Internet, video messaging and instant communication, working from home is a common occurrence but just like anything else, there are pros and cons.
Pros:
- First of all, working from your home provides flexibility in scheduling. If you have children or a second job, staying at home will allow you to easily organize your work schedule around other activities.
- Many people commute more than forty-five minutes for their job. Staying at home will save you time and money. Why not save the money you would spend on fuel, and take a nice vacation?
- While working at home, there is no one to stand over your shoulder, no bosses constantly knocking on your door or coworkers stopping by to chat. If you're lucky enough to have a separate room that you consider an office, productivity can skyrocket.
- With a home office, you can write off certain business expenses on your taxes such as expense-tracking software, insurance, copies, and any supplies that assist you with your job. Get help from an accountant if you aren't sure what's considered a proper deductible item.
- Let's not discredit the convenience of being near your own kitchen with your own food and not shareing an eating space with coworkers or worrying about them stealing your lunch. You won't have to rely on fast food or frozen meals on your breaks and you could fix yourself a substantial meal.
Cons:
- Surprisingly, it can take self-discipline to make yourself work while you are in your own home, with distractions from television or housework. Even though you are working out of your house, treat it like an office to remain productive.
- If you are a stay-at-home mom with young children, it may be easy to become distracted with their daily routine.
- It goes without saying that there is camaraderie in an office environment that some people may miss when they start working from home. Make it a point to make time for your friends to get a social fix.
- Many people like the idea of working away from home for a job because it allows them to separate job obligations from home obligations. If you are working at home, it can be difficult to keep your personal life and professional life from interfering with each other.
- If you are telecommuting for a company, you don't have a manager evaluating your performance based on what they see at the office, your performance will likely be based completely on numbers and stats from reports.
A stay-at-home job works for people that appreciate a flexible schedule or saving money on a commute while the social aspects may keep others in an office. Either way, there's a job for everyone.
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Colouring the hair is one of the most popular hair regimen men and women do on a regular basis. This not only hides graying hair, but it can also create a certain persona. This is why some people are fond of changing their hair color. However this habit has been causing some concerns which were either based on facts and sometimes even unfounded claims. So to clear the table, let us tackle the truth from the myths regarding hair dyes.
MYTH 1: Coloring the hair can damage it.
FACT: You may often hear some people advice you against coloring your hair because this can damage it. This is actually true to some degree, but you also have to count in certain factors. Some hair dyes are formulated with harsh chemicals such as ammonia. This is the reason why hair coloring got its bad rep, but as some companies start to acknowledge this problem they also start improving their formulations. Today, you can find hair dyes that are actually good for the hair as they coat the shafts leaving it tamed and glossy. Therefore it's just a matter of choosing the right products to keep hair coloring safe.
MYTH 2: You can never revert back to your natural hair color once you have dyed it.
FACT: Should you find yourself wanting to go back to your roots, a semi-permanent dye with a shade that is close to your original hair color will be a perfect choice. These products will simply rinse off in several washes. If you want to go back to your original hair color safely, it is best that you consult a professional.
MYTH 3: A hair dye can cause permanent hair loss.
FACT: Coloring your hair doesn't necessarily cause permanent hair loss. Yes, too much coloring, especially with the wrong products, may lead to breakage and temporary hair loss. But you can avoid this by minimizing the frequency and carefully choosing your brand of hair dye.
MYTH 4: You should avoid coloring your hair when you are pregnant.
FACT: There is really no need to stay away from hair dyes when you are pregnant. It doesn't necessarily cause risks to the mother and the baby because the body will not absorb the chemicals in dangerous amounts. A pregnant woman may be advised against it only if she is sensitive to the smell, particularly during the first trimester. So if you want to get pampered pretty, it is best to go for hair color treatments during the second trimester when sensitivity to smell may have lessened.
MYTH 5: When dyeing your hair, you should wait for one to two days before your washing it to make sure the color sticks.
FACT: This was the case in the past when the chemicals used in hair dyes were not formulated as sophisticated as they are now. Today, even DIY hair dye packages would instruct you to rinse your hair minutes after applying color. Adding to that, there are shampoos available today which are suited for color-treated hair. If your hairstylist tells you to wait for two days before washing your hair, it could be that your hair is dry or damaged so it needs more time for the color to settle in.
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Article Title: Moving or Relocating? Smart Tips For an Eco Friendly Move
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Nowadays the need to protect the environment is bigger than ever. Go green in every aspect of your life! Make your move friendly to the environment.
Ice melting, air pollution, logging; they all have become cliché phrases however the need to protect the environment is real and urgent. People sometimes think that changing their everyday habits in order to stop polluting the environment will make no difference. They consider themselves to be null and void compared to the extend and importance of the problem and equally changing their habits seems not to have a dog's chance of success. Nevertheless there are no excuses. It is true that if each of us made a little effort to change some of the things that are detrimental to the environment habits of everyday life the exertion would take on.
Consider how different the world would be if we managed to change a bit of the way we treat the environment in our everyday activities. In the case of a move for instance, a lot of plastic is used, a great amount of items are thrown away and little is done to protect the environment. Yet Removalists Melbourne are here to give you some smart and easy tips that will help you achieve an eco friendly move.
GREEN TIPS
If you are about to change house there is surely a lot to do and many issues to settle. Undoubtedly within this mess your environmental concerns are fifth wheel however following some smart and easy steps you will manage to properly prepare your move while achieving an eco responsible move. First of all, while living in one place for year's means that we might have accumulated items that we don't need any more; changing house is a perfect opportunity for garbage collection. Mind to give the items that you are not going to take to the new house to friends or the charity instead of throwing it away.
Clothes, linens, furniture and books could be given to the charity, church or foundations. Alternatively you can address giveaways or several websites that are interested in taking your unwanted stuff and using it, recycling it or selling it. What is more, go green while packing up your possessions too. Borrow the items that you need from friends that moved recently instead of buying them. You could also easily find the materials you need for free as a lot of cartons, papers, bubble wrap and tissues are used in supermarkets, groceries, print centers or any kind of commercial stores that either destroy or recycle the doing up that they don't need any more. Be sure that you will find every little item you need while preventing hurting the environment. Second hand items are great in these cases, eco friendly, easy to find and cost effective so why wait?
USE RECYCLABLE AND ECO FRIENDLY MATERIALS
Plastic is easy to use while it perfectly protects our possessions against weather conditions and dirt while in transit. Nonetheless plastic stuff is harmful to the environment as it is not easy to disintegrate. Using recyclable items instead of plastic will contribute to achieve an eco friendly move. Mind to use recyclable items such as cardboard boxes, and always remember to take them to the recycling bin after use. Furthermore you can consult the internet or ask your movers to provide you eco friendly packing materials such as biodegradable plastic bags or other smart materials that have all qualities and advantages of plastic but a shorter lifespan.
Last but not least, given that moving or relocating means a great opportunity for cleaning your possessions, great attention should be paid in the cleaning products that you are going to use as well. There are several cleaning products with eco friendly ingredients available in the stores, all you have to do is just think of the harm that common detergents cause to the environment and make the right choice.
REPUTABLE AND RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL MOVERS
Make your life easier and let professional movers undertake your move. Here in the internet can prove a useful tool to help you see and compare different offers and services and choose a reputable and responsible Man and a Van that will be able to help you protect the environment while moving as well. Find cheap and environmentally conscious movers that will help you follow your plan and achieve an eco friendly move while helping you get rid of the stress and toil of your move. Always remember that our planet is our home and it deserves to remain clean and healthy.
About The Author: From Kostas Theodoropoulos who writes articles for Quick Pick Movers. If you want to learn more about Removalists Melbourne, visit our website: http://www.quickpickmovers.com.au
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Article Title: Selecting the Best Vancouver Condominium Painter
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Be it lifestyle changes or anything else, a drastic trend of a large number of people shifting to condos has been observed recently. Low rise and high rise condos make up a large portion of the high population areas in Vancouver. Areas like Coal Harbour, the Westend & Yaletown compose the Downtown Vancouver core, and everywhere you turn you will see a condo. Other areas such as Kitsilano and Main St have a growing number of low rise condominiums. New or Old, a new paint job can drastically transform the appearance of the apartment.
Painting a condominium or loft presents challenges that are not necessarily common to the traditional house owner. If the move you are making is a result of lifestyle alteration, then the main challenge is to figure out painters who are some of the best in the business. A name to truly reckon with is Vancouver Condominium Painters, as they understand that for you, maintaining your home and increasing its value is something that is an integral part of maintaining and managing your loft.
Painters in Vancouver know how to get well managed painting contractors who take care of all the details and deliver the desired results. With friendly and professional painters, painters in Vancouver know how to stand apart from the crowd and carry out interior and exterior condo painting with respect to quality, workmanship and products that are used.
Skilled Painting on Time and on Budget
Vancouver condominium painters carry out interior, exterior and decorative painting with respect to condos and lofts. As one of Vancouver's best known painting companies, Accurate Painting definitely realizes that when it comes to painting condos, you expect the job to be handled by skilled painters in Vancouver who have pay attention to detail and that all sorts of promises regarding time and budget concerns are actually met and kept!
With Painters in Vancouver, this is precisely what you are going to receive. A superior and phenomenally executed paint job that is achieved without denting your wallet is what painters in Vancouver hope and aim to achieve and accomplish.
Ideas for Painting Condos
- Use Light Intelligently - Condos are relatively more compact as opposed to houses and mansions. Intelligent use of natural and artificial sunlight can accomplish the desired effects in terms of space and freedom.
- Use The Right Hues - Apart from merely providing you with a flawless and pristine finish; Painters in Vancouver also provide a vast array of options, which are the most apt for your condo.
- A Splash of Colour – An accent wall will help draw the attention of the eye and add personality to the room.
More than a Painting Company
Painters in Vancouver are more than a painting company. They also provide many services related to the maintenance of your Vancouver loft, such as reliability, honesty and loyalty which helps facilitate long lasting relationships, not only for us but for you as well.
Painters in Vancouver know how to get the job done and that also within a specified time slot. Give them a call to request a free quote and transform your environment today!
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