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12
Aug

How to Become a Successful Restaurant Manager

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How to Become a Restaurant ManagerEvery restaurant needs a manager to keep the business running smoothly and efficiently. Restaurant managers hire and schedule staff, keep everyone happy, and maintain resources. Namely, they ensure the restaurant has and uses its inventory and budget effectively. They’ll also ensure that the building meets health and safety standards.Depending on...
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10
Aug

Ways You Can Boost Your Memory

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09
Aug

Reasons To Take Admission In An Online Business School

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29
Jul

Using Your Creativity in Your Non-Creative Job

07/29/2022By
How to Use Your Creativity at WorkBeing a creative in a non-creative role can feel draining. You work day after day on reports and don’t get the opportunity to express yourself. Indeed, being in the wrong work environment can be exhausting and leave you feeling unsatisfied. But we don’t all have the option to find...
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28
Jul

How to De-Escalate a Difficult Customer

07/28/2022By
The Value of Knowing How to De-EscalateIf you’ve ever worked in customer service, you’ve probably had to deal with an angry customer before. Indeed, people angry about their service, a product, or experience will take their issues out on unsuspecting employees. Obviously, it’s never okay to scream at or abuse representatives, but it does happen....
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27
Jul

How to Advocate for Yourself

07/27/2022By
Benefits of Being Your Own AdvocateIt’s important to know how to advocate for yourself. You should pursue what you need from a situation, whether in a relationship or at work or school. Indeed, it can be difficult to find the confidence to speak up. In most cases, however, you must self-advocate to succeed.Self-advocacy is the...
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22
Jul

How to Become a Great Mentor

07/22/2022By
Why You Should Become a MentorIf you’ve ever been interested in mentoring others, you probably wonder what makes a great mentor. It’s more than being knowledgeable in your field. Indeed, you need to provide advice that will uplift and benefit your mentee. Sometimes what’s best isn’t obvious – otherwise, we wouldn’t need quality mentors. Thus,...
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21
Jul

Figuring Out Your Ideal Work Environment

07/21/2022By
What is Your Ideal Work Environment?When figuring out your dream career or starting a job hunt, it’s important to consider your ideal work environment. Whether or not your preferences are met can determine your happiness and success. Consider how much more productive you’ll be if you’re comfortable in your position. A poor work environment can...
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20
Jul

Careers for a Criminal Justice Certificate

07/20/2022By
Entry-Level Jobs in Criminal JusticeA criminal justice certificate is a valuable credential that can help you start your career. Indeed, this certification opens many possible job paths for you. You can choose to get just a certificate or combine it with a degree. Some employers and positions require a degree, but many only need a...
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16
Jul

Jobs You Can Get With a Certificate in Ministry

07/16/2022By
Ministry Certificate Career PathsIf you want to pursue a new career with your local church or religious group, you should consider a minister certificate. These certifications are a great start for anyone looking to enter the field of ministry and other entry-level positions. Indeed, it can be difficult to decide what level of education you...
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