Tag Archives: grammar
Personal Statement or Essay for College
Stay sloppy. You need to apply as a strong writer. If you have poor writing skills and poor grammar, your application with be pitched right away. Most applicants don’t understand the limits of their writing skills. Ask a strong editor … Continue reading
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Tagged apprentice programs, banking, character, college, dreams, education, essay writing, financial aid, graduation, grammar, incentive, praticum, scholarships, skills, strength, tuition, writer
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Am I the Worst?
I work as a product manager at a small start-up. I’m only two years out of college, and recently, I was thrust into a new role. I’m excited. However, I’ve been dropping several balls. I’ve failed to communicate with my … Continue reading
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Tagged advancement, advice, Circumstances, communication, confidence, Coworker, employment, grammar, guidance, Human Resource, Innovative, interview, letter of reference, life lessons, mentor, professional growth, promotion, skill set, strategize, stress, What would you do ?
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Correcting a Co-Worker’s Grammar: Helpful or Hurtful?
Reading the query, below I love the columnist’s advice and share it with you in its entirety. I recently switched jobs and have been training to use a complicated new computer system. The young woman helping me is terrific: kind, … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 