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Monday, March 17, 2008

This book is your passport to acing any interview. You’ll learn to tell any interviewer not only that you can do the job but that you are the best per- son for the job. After working with the techniques presented throughout this book, you will be able to tell any interviewer confidently how you will bring your experiences from the past with you to the job and how you are the candidate that company wants to hire. It’s a tough job market out there, and being able to show the interviewer that you are the best person for the job is essential. Otherwise, you will lose out to the competition and another person will get the job.
By learning these interviewing techniques, you will obtain the tools that will prepare you to answer interview questions that have stumped you in the past. Some of the most difficult questions to answer are those which ask for specific examples. Whenever interviewers ask for examples or ask questions that begin with “Tell me about a time when,” they are seeking a
specific example to see how you work—in other words, your method of operation. The formal name for this method of questioning is “behavioral interviewing.” What this means is that the person interviewing you is trying to learn how you performed in the past. Your examples in your
answers will be used to ascertain whether you have what it takes to do the job for the company. As the interviewers listen to your examples and stories, they begin to notice patterns in your behavior that help them deter- mine whether you have the experience you claim to have on your résumé. (You can download here)

I hope this book will be useful for you all!!!


Regards


Joko Agus H

Friday, March 14, 2008

E-Mail Marketing


Effective e-mail marketing is not just about great creative. E-mail marketing is becoming an essential, integral part of e-marketing and indeed marketing. So, in writing this book I wanted to create a comprehensive guide that not only covers how to create great campaigns and creative, but also describes a strategic approach to integrate e-mail into the communications mix. Boost and increase your business profit. For detailed information you can read here!!!


Wednesday, March 12, 2008

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RESOLVING CONFLICTS ON THE JOB




A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CONFLICT


Conflict is a fact of life. Every one of us has been involved in conflict and has survived the experience. We all have some idea, then, of how to deal with conflict. We also all know that a conflict ignored does not go away, and—though we may not look forward to it—we also know that it is preferable to figure out how best to deal with the conflict rather than pretend that it will disappear.

THE POSITIVE VIEW OF CONFLICT

It’s easy to think of conflict at work as a bad thing—something to be avoided at all costs. Associated with undesirable behavior, conflict seems to be a characteristic of individuals who can’t get along with others, aren’t team players, or simply don’t fit in. In fact, there are plenty of books and websites that tell us how to work with so-called difficult people. As you work through the exercises in this book, try to decide what to change about your approaches to conflict in order to make conflict more constructive for you. A good question that I ask myself about difficult people is, ‘‘What am I doing that is contributing to making this person difficult?’’

MYTHS AND TRUTHS ABOUT CONFLICT

Many of us hold strong negative feelings about conflict. When we start a workshop by asking people to speak briefly about their view of conflict, the vast majority say they hate it or avoid it at all costs. What is easy to forget is that we engage in conflict as part of every human activity. Here are some conflict ‘‘myths’’ and ‘‘truths’’ for you to consider:

Myths

  • Conflict at work always means that there is something seriously wrong with the company or organization. Not always. When handled effectively, conflict can help people meet their goals and objectives within your team or department, with other departments, and even throughout your entire organization. Constructive conflict even allows us to create new solutions by incorporating ideas from several points of view.
  • Conflict means communication has come to a halt. When we know how to positively engage each other in a conflict, it can provide the opportunity for us to clarify issues, create innovative solutions, and strengthen relationships.
  • If avoided, conflict will eventually go away. Not usually.Minor issues may sometimes resolve themselves, but more often than not, conflict needs to be addressed in order to be positive.
  • All conflicts can be resolved. That would be nice, wouldn’t it? However, because you have different values from others, there will be times when you simply cannot agree on certain issues. So, we make choices about which differences to engage for solutions, which differences to engage for learning, and which differences to leave alone.
  • Conflict always results in a winner and a loser. Not true.There are many possible outcomes to a conflict. In fact, when mutual desire exists to resolve the differences, you can increase the chances for a win/win result.
Truths
  • Conflict will occur. Without question. It is a natural dynamic when interacting with others. The more important question is what you do with conflict when it occurs.
  • Most conflicts can be managed. Well, you can’t fix everything, and you can’t always get what you want. But most, if not all, differences can be engaged in a constructive way. You have at least five options at your disposal: competition, accommodation, avoidance, compromise, and collaboration. Then again, you can always agree to disagree. Most of the time, one of these options will enable you to manage your differences.
And how to manage conflict.....................continued

Monday, March 10, 2008

How To Make A Great CV


Now, the competition in the job market for senior and professional roles is increasingly fierce, and your CV is a vital tool in winning the post that you want. I will help you through the process of preparing a CV that works for you. It covers:
  • deciding on your job search strategy
  • identifying your personal key selling points
  • grabbing the recruiter’s attention to make them read your CV
  • choosing an appropriate format and style for your CV
  • selling yourself to the employer
  • projecting a suitable professional image
  • creating a winning covering letter
  • using your CV to prepare for your interview
Continued............................

Monday, March 3, 2008

E-Learning is much more than E-Training

E-Learning! We need to talk about “e-forgetting,”
because to be successful at e-learning, you have to
forget the ways of your past.
—Tom Peters-

Like the above mentioned statement, I can say that Human knowledge is growing exponentially. A great paradox of our time is that the more we must learn, the less time we have to learn. So we are faced with a seemingly insurmountable challenge: How do we keep up to speed on everything we must know, precisely when we must know it? Mass education became popular at the point in history when apprenticeships became impractical because there were too many knowledge seekers and not enough knowledge providers. Since then, we have relied on schooling, where one subject matter expert, or master, teaches dozens or hundreds of people at one time. But the world of learning is rapidly changing. With knowledge becoming so expansive (and often fleeting), demand for learning growing, and an increasing diversity in what individuals must know, even the best master teachers cannot reach all who have to learn with any semblance of timeliness and effectiveness. Our strategy now must be to capture knowledge so that it can be instantaneously accessed and shared. The only way to do this at anything close to the speed of change is to apply new thinking about learning technology and, more important, new thinking about learning itself. The technological revolution that spawned our fast-paced, information-centric world can also help us master it.

Solution For Job Seeker!!!


Solution For Job Seeker!!!

If you have been looking for the best references for preparing on job interview, how to answer and some strategies used in answering the interviewer, we will be happy to help your problems.
In one interview, you are like an actor. So for being the best actor to get "Oscar Award" in this case , the best one job you hope, you should know some tricks and strategy how to act as the best actor. For your information, we will offer some helps that will be usefull on your stage later (one real job interview). Please contact me at my email address: jokoagus94@yahoo.com. We will guide you from the preparation, until you will face one job interview. But remember just be "The Best Actor in One Job Interview!!!!