Showing posts with label easy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easy. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2010

How to get free stuff

Companies always want more customers to buy their products but most people don't like to try new things because they are not sure if it'll taste bad or not work. So these companies product freebies for their new products or even for their old products in hope to draw in new customers. Kashi- free cereal and discounts on their website every so often, Sephora-free make up kit (only on birthday), kotex- free pads and tampons, and much more. Some sites such as Walmart, P&G, and Target gives out free samples. If your going out to eat you should sign up for these sites in order to get free food on your birthday: Uno-free entree, cold stone- free ice cream, baskin robbins- free ice cream, there are other places such as Outback and others that gives out free appetizers. If it's your birthday might as well make it worth while as well as staying under your budget.

Monday, August 30, 2010

How to write a cover page

First you write your name and contact information, address, phone # and email. Then write the date and company name underneath, then position and the location of which the job is located. Then write the person of whom your trying to contact or interviewer's name.
First sentence is opening why you feel you should get the job (one sentence keep it short simple and sweet).
Next paragraph, list previous experiences that would make you perfect for the job.
Last paragraph, the closure which thanks the reader for their time. Example:
Mikoto C
23 Sunshine st.
NY, NY, 11111
718-342-2201
insert email address

8/30/10
tutor
Jam Mall

To whom this may concern,
The description you posted on criagslist for a tutor position fits my characteristics very well.
With my vast knowledge in child care, I am confident that I would be a successful candidate for this position. Also, my experience as a daycare teacher’s assistant allows me to full get interacted with children in enjoyable activities.
I would appreciate this enjoyable opportunity to be apart of the team as well as to be able to make some memorable memories with everyone. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Mikoto C

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

How to write a resume

In your resume you should have some kind of work experience. If not you should still write one just in case of an interview or to summit one online. So your name should be on top, it should be the biggest of all fonts because this is what the interviewers wants to see first. Underneath that you can write your contact information such as
email address-telephone#-address or u can begin with your objective (basically who you are and your goal). The contact information can either go on top (under name) or on the bottom ( conclusion of resume), it should be to smallest font. Under the objective is your experiences, order them from most recent on top. If you have more than enough experience and it's taking up too much room then take one of the jobs off ( it should be three of your most recent jobs). Then write a little something about those jobs like what you learned (this is great if you don't have a very long resume. Under that you write your education, if your in college you don't have to write you high school unless it's something like Stuyvesant or Bronx science otherwise it's just something to take up the empty space. Underneath that it's skills- this is great for taking up a lot of space and bragging about yourself. If you have nothing to say then just delete this section. Finally it's language, the more you know the better but if you decide to lie they might find out when they hire you just for that particular language. Example:
Mikoto c.
objective

I am currently enrolled in college to obtain my insert degree name or high school name. Then put what are you trying to achieve DON'T PUT MONEY!
Experience

2010                           A.A Museum                                                       NY, NY
Museum assistant
§  Designed ads to promote the museum’s upcoming events.
§  Categorized items.

2007                    AA College                                                           Queens, NY
Daycare/ preschool assistant
§  Learned skills and new techniques in understanding child care.

2005-2007         Library                                                                    Queens, NY
Volunteer Tutor
§  Educated children from the ages of 4-8 years old in reading.

2006-2007         AA Kitchen                                                     New York, NY
Delivery/ waitress
§  Received orders and tended to the customers demands.
Education

2010-2014         AA college                                                          NY  , NY
§  B.A., Business management.
§  Graduating Fall of 2014
Skill
§  Knowledge of Windows XP and quick learner.


Language

Japanese and English.



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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

How to pass tests with a breeze

Most tests require memorizing long sentences or formulas. If it was an English definition such twenty words, defining and spelling can be a pain. So what I do is break apart the word for example exonerate- clear of blame. When you first look at this word your wondering what the freak does this word mean? Well lets break it down,  what I do then which might be a little confusing but I highlight certain letters such as era which works into the letter clear and then the word ends in e so I think of another word that ends in e to complete the sentence. So the highlighted words would be exonerate orange goes first so (cl)ear then green which is o(f) then (blam)e. I think this is much easier then memorizing all the words and i have used this technique throughout high school and got 100's on all my tests but results maybe different just test it out first to see if it works for you (btw you just memorized a sat word). I hated science but what I found helped me remember things like body systems was with sentences, some of which weren't really sentences but since they sound funny i memorized them. For example Respect my love respects<- respiratory system. How does that have anything to do with the respiratory system you may ask well R-respiratory, M-mitochondria, l-liver, and r.s-respiratory system and that's all that the respiratory system is does and where. This can be used for math, social studies and ect. One math example would be SOHCAHTOA- example: so old his /cane and hat /tared off alittle there are so many other sentences which could help you memorize, the more original helps you the best. If you have any questions just leave a comment and I'll be sure to help! 

Monday, August 23, 2010

How to lose those extra pounds before prom, wedding or even just because

I was able to drop 15 pounds (which I have gain from the winter hibernation) within four months healthily and so can you. I didn't do anything that was too time consuming because lets face it, most of us has given up time and again cus we get lazy. What I found had worked for me was just to eating two pieces of wheat bread a day. This surprisingly gave me a boost to my goal, it might be disturbing but it helps you do number two in the bathroom (not many people know that your suppose to do this at least 2-3 times a day I barely did that once a day!) I was able to cut back on snacks since I was becoming fuller from the fiber. I realized that I not only wanted to lose weight but I wanted to get my shape back so I did some light exercises (which I will discuses later on), I also walked 40 minutes each day rather than taking the bus. Within a month I was able to see the difference!