Got Envy?Written by Kenia Morales
Are you feeling jealous of success, beauty, intelligence etc. of a friend? Do you find yourself wishing you were as lucky as him/her? Is it possible that unconsciously you may wish them wrong, look for faults in person in order to feel better about yourself and worst yet, do you find time to give them unsolicited nasty feedback? If you can relate to any of feelings or actions that I mentioned above then I will just be honest: YOUR BEHAVIOR NEEDS TO STOP. Not for your friends sake but, for your own good. The green eye monster hurts most person that possesses it. I will explain why: While you are busy worrying about what next person is doing, they are busy pursuing their own life. They maybe chasing after their dreams, concentrated on a strict beauty regimen etc. So what is outcome of this situation? While they get results they want in life you are still standing there bitter. Wow, is that self destructive or what? Since, I am certain that this is not way you want to live I will Give you some tips that will help you zap green eye monster out of your life: *Take time to get to know your self better. Once you know your True emotions and desires less you would want anyone else's life, success etc. *Work continuously to improve yourself. Contrary to popular belief people are not born perfect or superior to others. But, successful individuals have ability to stay open minded and acquire or enhance their skills. Plus more you are focus on yourself less time you have to engage in “petty envy”.
| | Career Help: How To Complete Jobs ApplicationsWritten by Ispas Marin
The majority of employers will give you a job application that you have to fill in although you have already submitted a resume. This application is as important as resume.Usually jobs applications request same standard information. So it's better if you can gather this information in advance. You can type it on a page and when you are at employer's office you can copy info avoiding mistakes that can appear because of emotions and panic. You should list your past positions, salaries and any other compensations you had. Do not forget to ad list of schools you have attended and military services. You will also be asked about duties and responsibilities for each position. This answers you should also prepare from home. Instead of trying to remember and hesitate it's better to have four or five phrases prepared. It's also useful to include any volunteer activities like working at school newspaper or fundraisings. Most important is to be honest. All information about you can be verified. So if an employer finds out you lied he can disqualify or fire you.
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