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Recommended Resources

Recommended Resources Today, I'd like to celebrate people and organizations who have had profound impact on helping the homeless, providing aide during crisis and creating better communities: Let's begin with two articles in home safety that we all should read, however during any kind of family or community crisis we will need to know this information. (*submitted by  Marie Villeza)  20 Ways to Keep Kids Safe WhenThey Are Home Alone Have a House Fire EvacuationPlan - Kiran Bedi shares her thoughts on visionary leadership --  focusing on prevention and education, learning and meditation: https://www.ted.com/talks/kiran_bedi_a_police_chief_with_a_difference - The International Rescue Committee – provides aide to humanitarian crises victims. from their  site :  " The world’s more than 60 million displaced people, the highest number ever recorded, require more than “aid as usual...  More...

Build Positive Relationships

* Today's article was submitted to us via  Michele Thiessen,  Publications Assistant for  Paul White, Ph.D ( http://www.appreciationatwork.com ). Paul is a  psychologist, speaker, consultant and co-author of the 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace, Rising Above a Toxic Workplace,  and  Sync or Swim. Add caption Check out the free videos and articles on dealing with relationships and toxic environments at work via:   http://www.appreciationatwork.com/learn   Build a Positive Relationship In the past, an employee’s relationship with their direct supervisor was found to be one of the most influential factors on whether or not the employee enjoyed their job.  However, this dynamic has changed somewhat.  Jared Lindzon, in this article about change and work, spoke to analyst Josh Bersin who says, "Most companies, even big companies, are much less hierarchal and much less top-down in their exe...

5 Job interview Tips

5 Great Job interview Tips  * Today's article was written by Irene H. who invites our readers to check out   http://GetTheJobToday.com  "to help get the job you want, do work you love and feel totally fulfilled". It's not surprising so many job candidates fail, and that's because they just don't know the top five strategies to succeed at job interviews. Nowadays, the competition is TOUGH for good jobs, so the better prepared you are the more success you're going to have. Take a good look at these 5 top strategies for job interview success and make sure you implement each one of them: 1. Research the company in-depth 2. Know your CV or Resume inside out 3. Analyze the job description and the skills required 4. Have lots of examples of when you used your skills & experience 5. Be yourself - let your personality shine through 1. Research the company in-depth One of the best ways to impress the hiring managers and j...