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Job interview tips Going to job interviews always makes people nervous. Maybe you've been to a few job interviews but never got the job offer. This is just so soul-destroying, right? But have you ever taken the time to figure out why you're not getting the jobs? The job market in the 21st century is tough, and if you're not fully prepared for your job interview, then another candidate will get the job offer... it's just that simple. But don't get too disheartened as there are lots of things you can do to improve your performance for your next job interview. With so many graduates flooding the job market, it's easy to feel under pressure to sell yourself and convince the hiring managers YOU are their perfect candidate. But sometimes if you're against other job candidates on the day, what can actually swing the hiring managers decision is the questions the candidates asked at the end of the job interview. Just think, this may influen...

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How to yield good results from your home recording * Written by: Jovia D’Souza Professional studios are trusted for quality productions. However, with the necessary equipment and the right home studio setup, you can easily record from the comfort of your home and still enjoy amazing results. A few tips will help you improve acoustics and recording setup in your home. To get the best results you really need to know what to avoid as far as setting the gear, microphone technique and acoustic environment. Tip 1 - remember that recording environment will impact the quality of your recording. Start by ensuring that you avoid hard surfaces because they bounce sound round your room. Consider curtains, fabric, furniture, rounded furniture and carpets to eliminate reflective nature of hardwood floors, tiled walls and concrete walls or even countertops. Tip 2 - Use reflection shields to minimize the sounds picked by microphone sides and back. It is a good idea to ...

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