Are Co-Workers Like Church Folk or Family?
In many work environments, co-workers are like family. They come to our family funerals, share our food, buy us lunch, give us information that may mean FREE, give advice, take advice, date, marry, break up, divorce, and moreover, pay more attention when we need them, and ignore us when they have troubles. Co-workers are like family because of the time spent, working, collaborating, and eating, you share your personal issues. The same with church, and depending if they are capable to provide spiritual insight that shape lives, then the result is the same, but in the name of the Lord.You spend much more time with your co-workers, sometimes more than your family. If you get al

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Like to "Help People" is NOT What The Employer Asked For
Our culture rejects mean and heartless people these days, unless they're beautiful and in the movies. Celebs take pictures, walk the red carpet, and frolic on the late night talk shows, yet, they like helping people. No matter who you are in America, if you reject kind hearted people, you will likely be rejected. Allow me to pontificate.Someone who receives gratification from helping others is admired. And we love you because it's something that most of us don't do, and wish we did. However, when you list "helping people" as a skill on your resume, application, on the phone, or in an interview, the rest of us wonders what planet did y

Would You Hire Charlie Brown?
Iam a loser. I am a winner. Not always on the same day. Doesn't always reflect in our work, and if we work with someone who feels the same way, do we find and concentrate on their positive attributes?We tolerate, but, do we identify? The best  candidate available right now might be Charlie Brown.

Side Hustle Job For The Holidays
People without jobs aren't the only ones worried about having enough money for the holidays. Job holders, which are used to obtaining a second job forthe season, are now faced with the lack of part-time vacancies.  The competition is fierce for seasonal work, especially for the scarce opportunities the retail industry. Ifyou haven't applied for a seasonal job by now, I won't tell you that you're too late. I'll just say that it's likely that a few hundred people ahead of you.