Supervisor Community Strategy Job Questions & Answers

And also what qualifications I would need, if you know. Thank you

2 answers - Asked By: Jennifer Mia - 3/21/2011

There is no job discriptions for this position. I don't know what my duties and responsibilities are: This is the only information they gave me: COORDINATOR 2 Educational institution located at Ft. Belvoir, VA. Person is responsible for the day-to-day operations of educational programs. Qualifications: • Master’s degree • Exceptional computer skill and experience • Communications and organizational skills • Ability to work in a multi-task environment • Exceptional interpersonal skills.

3 answers - Asked By: Hope - 4/24/2008

Do you think the nike trainer trade is unfair? the people in second and third world countries who actually make the trainers work in bad conditions, are underpaid and are not given any recognition towards the nike trainer company. can u just explain what u think about it and how it could be resolved?

1 answer - Asked By: 3 Hugs 2 kisses 1 love - 5/31/2006

What can you tell me about this job?

9 answers - Asked By: Frankie J - 8/25/2007

You find yourself employed with a cross-national hotel chain. You have taken a job as a manager of a new hotel property that will be renovating its services in next year. Your supervisor is interested in getting a larger share of the local market in the suburban county in which this hotel is located. The hotel is in the mid-Atlantic states in the U.S. The county has approximately 164,000 households and a total population of 442,000. Because you have completed a sociology course, she asks you to prepare and present a strategy for gathering data within the county that will help her understand the county market.

2 answers - Asked By: mela - 8/27/2009

1. Which one of the following is a good way to deal with frustration? A. Become angry at our friends B. Keep our feelings inside C. Try to remove the obstacle that's blocking the goal D. Give up without trying and move on to something easier 2. If you reach a "plateau period" in your job, A. be patient and learn all you can about the job. B. immediately begin to look for another job. C. complain to your supervisor. D. something serious has gone wrong. 3. The condition of being prevented from reaching a goal by events that are beyond your control is known as A. aggression. B. a plateau period. C. frustration. D. lack of motivation. 4. When people don't clearly recognize the obstacle causing their frustration, they A. usually won't become aggressive. B. are said to be experiencing a minor frustration. C. won't resort to physical violence. D. will probably strike out at any convenient target. 5. Which of these is an example of a plateau period? A. You're excited about starting a new job. B. You take up a sport you've always been interested in. C. A community group invites you to become a member. D. Your bowling average is stuck at 170. 6. The chief reason that family and friends are frequent targets of aggression is that A. they cause the most frustration. B. they're convenient. C. frustration-producing obstacles are often unclear. D. as obstacles, they're unremovable. 7. A good way to spend a mini-vacation is to A. do as little as possible in the time you have. B. try an activity you're interested in learning. C. do as much as possible in the time you have. D. use the time to reach a plateau period. 8. The most serious problem with aggression is that A. it can cause property damage. B. we remove the obstacle that is the cause of our frustration. C. we aim it at people or things that are not the cause of our frustration. D. it's sometimes necessary to change our goals. 9. Which one of the following actions is more appropriate for dealing with major frustrations than with minor frustrations? A. Blowing off steam B. Using positive self-talk C. Performing a physical activity D. Gaining control of your life 10. The first step in using time more efficiently is A. getting to bed earlier. B. limiting recreational activities. C. developing a plan. D. studying how successful people use time. 11. When we often interrupt a person who's speaking to us, we're likely to give the impression that A. we're really interested in what the speaker is saying. B. we're knowledgeable about the topic of discussion. C. we want to hear more about the topic being discussed. D. we aren't really listening to what the speaker is saying. 12. The best source of internal motivation is from A. positive self-talk. B. a good job. C. coworkers' approval. D. relaxation. 13. Which of these is a successful time management strategy? A. Plan for more activities than you can possibly do. B. Make a schedule and stick to it whatever happens. C. Allow enough time to complete the activities you've planned. D. Allow the same amount of time for every activity. 14. The most common listening problem is A. paying attention but misinterpreting the message. B. trying to listen to two people at once. C. not giving other people a chance to talk. D. assuming what the other person has to say isn't important. 15. Which of these statements is false? A. Even good relationships can be damaged. B. Damaged relationships can be repaired. C. Others may notice a problem with a relationship before the people involved. D. The first sign of a problem with a relationship is a feeling of anger. 16. Which of these will probably cause frustration? A. Getting stuck in an elevator on the way to an appointment B. Deciding to take an extra hour for lunch C. Spending too much money D. Feeling tired at work because you stayed out too late 17. A fourth step occasionally required to repair damaged relationships is A. looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. B. communicating honestly and openly about the problem. C. deciding that the relationship is worth saving. D. changing the behavior that caused the problem. 18. Whi

2 answers - Asked By: karolyn - 10/12/2009

1. Which one of the following is a good way to deal with frustration? A. Become angry at our friends B. Keep our feelings inside C. Try to remove the obstacle that's blocking the goal D. Give up without trying and move on to something easier 2. If you reach a "plateau period" in your job, A. be patient and learn all you can about the job. B. immediately begin to look for another job. C. complain to your supervisor. D. something serious has gone wrong. 3. The condition of being prevented from reaching a goal by events that are beyond your control is known as A. aggression. B. a plateau period. C. frustration. D. lack of motivation. 4. When people don't clearly recognize the obstacle causing their frustration, they A. usually won't become aggressive. B. are said to be experiencing a minor frustration. C. won't resort to physical violence. D. will probably strike out at any convenient target. 5. Which of these is an example of a plateau period? A. You're excited about starting a new job. B. You take up a sport you've always been interested in. C. A community group invites you to become a member. D. Your bowling average is stuck at 170. 6. The chief reason that family and friends are frequent targets of aggression is that A. they cause the most frustration. B. they're convenient. C. frustration-producing obstacles are often unclear. D. as obstacles, they're unremovable. 7. A good way to spend a mini-vacation is to A. do as little as possible in the time you have. B. try an activity you're interested in learning. C. do as much as possible in the time you have. D. use the time to reach a plateau period. 8. The most serious problem with aggression is that A. it can cause property damage. B. we remove the obstacle that is the cause of our frustration. C. we aim it at people or things that are not the cause of our frustration. D. it's sometimes necessary to change our goals. 9. Which one of the following actions is more appropriate for dealing with major frustrations than with minor frustrations? A. Blowing off steam B. Using positive self-talk C. Performing a physical activity D. Gaining control of your life 10. The first step in using time more efficiently is A. getting to bed earlier. B. limiting recreational activities. C. developing a plan. D. studying how successful people use time. 11. When we often interrupt a person who's speaking to us, we're likely to give the impression that A. we're really interested in what the speaker is saying. B. we're knowledgeable about the topic of discussion. C. we want to hear more about the topic being discussed. D. we aren't really listening to what the speaker is saying. 12. The best source of internal motivation is from A. positive self-talk. B. a good job. C. coworkers' approval. D. relaxation. 13. Which of these is a successful time management strategy? A. Plan for more activities than you can possibly do. B. Make a schedule and stick to it whatever happens. C. Allow enough time to complete the activities you've planned. D. Allow the same amount of time for every activity. 14. The most common listening problem is A. paying attention but misinterpreting the message. B. trying to listen to two people at once. C. not giving other people a chance to talk. D. assuming what the other person has to say isn't important. 15. Which of these statements is false? A. Even good relationships can be damaged. B. Damaged relationships can be repaired. C. Others may notice a problem with a relationship before the people involved. D. The first sign of a problem with a relationship is a feeling of anger. 16. Which of these will probably cause frustration? A. Getting stuck in an elevator on the way to an appointment B. Deciding to take an extra hour for lunch C. Spending too much money D. Feeling tired at work because you stayed out too late 17. A fourth step occasionally required to repair damaged relationships is A. looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. B. communicating honestly and openly about the problem. C. deciding that the relationship is worth saving. D. changing the behavior that caused the problem. 18.

1 answer - Asked By: karolyn - 10/11/2009

I think my resume sounds ok but im not too sure I posted it on monster.com I havent gotten a call from anyone.Do I need to add anything else under job experience in subway if so any ideas? Objective A challenging position as an administrative assistant at a growth-oriented firm, which will allow me to both further utilize my skills and acquire new abilities. Skills • Typing: 45wpm • Strong analytical and organizational skills. • Excellent interpersonal skills, phone manner, and office etiquette. • Software: All Windows operating systems, Microsoft Word, Excel, WordPerfect. • Willing, eager and quick to learn. • adaptable • responsible and dependable • confident, results-oriented. • Understands the responsibilities and the importance of prioritizing tasks, planning, organization, and time management. • Has experience with all the above and put them to use daily in all situations. • Experienced with teamwork and can successfully work to achieve the same common goal. • Cheerful and positive person, very open to ideas and conversations. Experience 2008 - 2010 Administrative Assistant Student David Carrasco Job Corps • Effective communication in diverse environments. • Learned office procedures such as filing, handling mail, and preparing budgets. • Learned stress management strategies and the importance of work place ethics, effective communication in diverse environments. • Organized, recorded, and maintain computerized manual files. • Explained and informed calls on routine matters. • Signed for and distributed UPS/Fed Ex packages. • Over 360 work base hour experience 2009 - 2010 Subway • Prepared and wrapped sandwiches, along with stocking appropriate food supplies prior to selling period and replenished food and beverage items, as required. • Maintained detailed inventory records • Participates along with supervisors and management staff, in the achievement of service and sales goals for the facility. • Assist in insuring optimum stock availability. • Provided customer service as needed. Education Radford High School Honolulu, Hi 2004-2008 El Paso Community College Valle Verde El Paso, Tx 2009-2010 Volunteer Experience Carroll T. Welch Intermediate School Straightened and maintained bookshelves a few days a week also participated in annual book fair to raise funds in order to purchase newer books for students

1 answer - Asked By: Melanie M - 5/14/2010

On Wednesday evening, Salinas resident Juana Rojas said she had an important job to do After getting off work, Rojas got ready and went to church not to pray but to organize with others and demand comprehensive immigration reform. "We are tired of waiting," the farmworker said in Spanish. "I'm a citizen now and [politicians] need my vote. We have to mobilize by any means." Rojas said she has family members who have been separated because of what she calls "a broken immigration system." She was one of the hundreds of farmworkers and community members from Salinas and around Monterey County who gathered at St. Mary of the Nativity church in east Salinas to ask U.S. Rep. Sam Farr, D-Carmel, to push for immigration reform in Washington, D.C. "My heart is with the people who better this county with their labor," Farr told the audience in Spanish. "I need an army of people. ... We are changing this country to fulfill the dreams for everyone and not just a small group. I'll be your voice in Washington." Wednesday's community meeting in Salinas followed action by the Obama administration which launched investigations of hundreds of businesses around the country as part of its strategy to focus immigration enforcement on employers who hire illegal workers. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has begun notifying businesses of plans to audit their I-9 forms ' employment eligibility documents that employers fill out for every worker ' the agency told members of Congress in an e-mail Wednesday. National push for reform The president has said immigration reform could be done by the end of the year or early next year. Obama has urged Americans to hold community forums to discuss issues such as immigration reform and health care and to forward their ideas for solutions to his adminstration. His request was answered locally by the Salinas Valley Coalition for Immigration Reform, formed by the United Farm Workers Union and Monterey County Supervisors Simon Salinas and Fernando Armenta. The group, which organized Wednesday's forum, is pushing for a single piece of legislation that would include legalization for undocumented workers, family reunification and a guest worker program. The coalition was founded after U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez visited Salinas last month as part of his nationwide "Family Unity" tour highlighting how the nation's immigration system negatively affects families. At Wednesday's forum, Salinas-area residents shared personal experiences involving immigration issues. One speaker encouraged all legal residents to become U.S. citizens and vote. Rojas said that even though Obama hasn't been aggressive about immigration reform, she remains hopeful. "We have to be positive about what the president promised," she said. "But if nothing happens, we must do something." •The Associated Press contributed to this report. http://thecalifornian.com/article/20090702/NEWS01/907020324/1002/Salinas-residents-say-they-are-tired-of-waiting-for-immigration-reform

4 answers - Asked By: I'm gonna start another riot - 7/3/2009

I am wondering if my cover letter and resume look professionally to get me a job. If anyone wants to give me feed back on how it looks please do I want to be able to improve my chances on landing a job Here is my resume and cover letter Jose A. Jimenez Jr. 965 Pembroke Way Dixon, California 95620 (707) 678-4676 (Home) (707) 148-6927 (Cell) Jjimenez1@yahoo.com PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE Position where experience and training may be most effectively applied. Seeking employment affording opportunities for continuing professional challenge and growth. OVERVIEW Results oriented professional with proven strengths in accounting, bookkeeping, office administration, property management, and training. Readily establish positive, professional rapport among senior management, co-workers, team members and the public. Excellent oral and written communication ability. Bi-lingual (English/Spanish). Computer literate, with proficiency in Word, Excel and Internet. An accomplished public speaker with outstanding academic achievements in public speeches lasting 5 minutes or more. EXPERIENCE SUMMARY Maintained records and logs. Answered high volume telephones; responded to inquiries. Referred callers to appropriate offices and individuals. Conducted inventories. Accepted customer payments. Handled large sums of cash. Conceptualized and established businesses, including vending service and disc jockey business. Use diversity of networking and prospecting strategies to enhance client base. Supervised staff of nine. Reviewed work for accuracy and completeness. As company/customer liaison, provided extensive service and follow-through. Assessed and resolved customer issues, problems and complaints. Recognized by supervisors and peers for comprehensive job knowledge, diligence and exemplary performance. Received a MVP and Employee of the Month Awards (Round Table). Experienced in Transporting and handling waste over 5 years with Nor-cal waste. EMPLOYMENT CHRONOLOGY Owner. Volumeparty.com, Sacramento. 2006 - Present Employee. McDonald’s, Dixon. 1998 - 2003 Employee. Round Table Pizza, Dixon. 2000– 2003, 2007- Present Employee. Norcal Waste Systems Inc, Vacaville. 2003- 2008 EDUCATION American River College, Sacramento. Math and English (one year). Solano Community College, Vacaville. Computer, Speech, Psychology (one year) Completed several entrepreneur seminars. REFERENCES Excellent professional and personal references available upon request. COVER Letter In response to your recent advertisement, please accept this letter in application for the File Clerk position currently available within your company. As you can see from my enclosed resume, my degree that I am currently working on, as well as my diverse office skills make me a strong candidate for this position. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss my credentials with you at a mutually convenient time. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully yours, Jose A. Jimenez Thanks for your help

3 answers - Asked By: Jose J - 11/17/2008

1.Which one of the following is a good way to deal with frustration? A. Become angry at our friends B. Keep our feelings inside C. Try to remove the obstacle that's blocking the goal D. Give up without trying and move on to something easier 2.If you reach a "plateau period" in your job, A. be patient and learn all you can about the job. B. immediately begin to look for another job. C. complain to your supervisor. D. something serious has gone wrong. 3.The condition of being prevented from reaching a goal by events that are beyond your control is known as A. aggression. B. a plateau period. C. frustration. D. lack of motivation. 4.When people don't clearly recognize the obstacle causing their frustration, they A. usually won't become aggressive. B. are said to be experiencing a minor frustration. C. won't resort to physical violence. D. will probably strike out at any convenient target. 5.Which of these is an example of a plateau period? A. You're excited about starting a new job. B. You take up a sport you've always been interested in. C. A community group invites you to become a member. D. Your bowling average is stuck at 170. 6.The chief reason that family and friends are frequent targets of aggression is that A. they cause the most frustration. B. they're convenient. C. frustration-producing obstacles are often unclear. D. as obstacles, they're unremovable. 7.A good way to spend a mini-vacation is to A. do as little as possible in the time you have. B. try an activity you're interested in learning. C. do as much as possible in the time you have. D. use the time to reach a plateau period. 8.The most serious problem with aggression is that A. it can cause property damage. B. we remove the obstacle that is the cause of our frustration. C. we aim it at people or things that are not the cause of our frustration. D. it's sometimes necessary to change our goals. 9.Which one of the following actions is more appropriate for dealing with major frustrations than with minor frustrations? A. Blowing off steam B. Using positive self-talk C. Performing a physical activity D. Gaining control of your life 10.The first step in using time more efficiently is A. getting to bed earlier. B. limiting recreational activities. C. developing a plan. D. studying how successful people use time. 11. When we often interrupt a person who's speaking to us, we're likely to give the impression that A. we're really interested in what the speaker is saying. B. we're knowledgeable about the topic of discussion. C. we want to hear more about the topic being discussed. D. we aren't really listening to what the speaker is saying. 12.The best source of internal motivation is from A. positive self-talk. B. a good job. C. coworkers' approval. D. relaxation. 13.Which of these is a successful time management strategy? A. Plan for more activities than you can possibly do. B. Make a schedule and stick to it whatever happens. C. Allow enough time to complete the activities you've planned. D. Allow the same amount of time for every activity. 14.The most common listening problem is A. paying attention but misinterpreting the message. B. trying to listen to two people at once. C. not giving other people a chance to talk. D. assuming what the other person has to say isn't important. 15.Which of these statements is false? A. Even good relationships can be damaged. B. Damaged relationships can be repaired. C. Others may notice a problem with a relationship before the people involved. D. The first sign of a problem with a relationship is a feeling of anger. 16.Which of these will probably cause frustration? A. Getting stuck in an elevator on the way to an appointment B. Deciding to take an extra hour for lunch C. Spending too much money D. Feeling tired at work because you stayed out too late 17.A fourth step occasionally required to repair damaged relationships is A. looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. B. communicating honestly and openly about the problem. C. deciding that the relationship is worth saving. D. changing the behavior that caused the problem. 18.Which of these is most important to success in your job? A. Showing up and being on time B. Keeping busy C. Socializing with your coworkers D. Spending quality time with your supervisor 19. Saving some private time for yourself and learning to "pigeon hole" problems are two examples of A. effectively handling plateau periods. B. renewing your attitude through daily activities. C. failing to accept responsibility for mistakes. D. correcting a tardiness or absentee problem. 20. While there are a variety of ways to engage in a special time of attitude renewal, the most popular one is A. doing some volunteer service. B. taking a mini-vacation. C. starting a plan of diet and physic

3 answers - Asked By: karolyn - 10/13/2009

If we want change, we need someone "just like" Palin. Her not being corrupted with Washington's politics and lies makes her Perfect for the job. Just having love for America is enough to be VP. I think. Idea with change is what the presidents did in the past. They made change without knowing exactly what the prior president did for 8 years. Palin has dominated and has intimidated Obama's campaign & media by kicking butt and taking names with her proof of handling anything that is thrown at her and does it better than any other man has handled it so far. I'm a man and hated the idea that Hilary would make it into office because she was about making a point about herself more than making direct positive change like Palin wants to. Hell, Palin honestly seems to have subliminally taken the presidency from McCain already. You can tell how she owns the office already with the way everyone loves her and the way McCain stands beside her while he plays with his fingers as she takes the stage..lol. I like McCain. He is slow and not cool but we don't need a Cool dude for president anyway. A cool president will only lie in the long run for sure!.. I like McCain for what he has accomplished in the past in the military. He seems as positive as it can get for our future. We need change and I truly believe he will steer away from what Bush has done. He was surly in the same path as Bush but I believe that after all the people of America wanting change here lately and having Palin will cause McCain to make more changes for us than just doing what he wants to do. Palin has changed me with the idea of a woman being in the White House. I'm not a sexist but it is an obvious change to get used to and I like it now with Palin only so far!!... NOT and NEVER Hilary!!..

5 answers - Asked By: what_blaa_what - 9/10/2008

1. Which one of the following is a good way to deal with frustration? A. Become angry at our friends B. Keep our feelings inside C. Try to remove the obstacle that's blocking the goal D. Give up without trying and move on to something easier 2. If you reach a "plateau period" in your job, A. be patient and learn all you can about the job. B. immediately begin to look for another job. C. complain to your supervisor. D. something serious has gone wrong. 3. The condition of being prevented from reaching a goal by events that are beyond your control is known as A. aggression. B. a plateau period. C. frustration. D. lack of motivation. 4. When people don't clearly recognize the obstacle causing their frustration, they A. usually won't become aggressive. B. are said to be experiencing a minor frustration. C. won't resort to physical violence. D. will probably strike out at any convenient target. 5. Which of these is an example of a plateau period? A. You're excited about starting a new job. B. You take up a sport you've always been interested in. C. A community group invites you to become a member. D. Your bowling average is stuck at 170. 6. The chief reason that family and friends are frequent targets of aggression is that A. they cause the most frustration. B. they're convenient. C. frustration-producing obstacles are often unclear. D. as obstacles, they're unremovable. 7. A good way to spend a mini-vacation is to A. do as little as possible in the time you have. B. try an activity you're interested in learning. C. do as much as possible in the time you have. D. use the time to reach a plateau period. 8. The most serious problem with aggression is that A. it can cause property damage. B. we remove the obstacle that is the cause of our frustration. C. we aim it at people or things that are not the cause of our frustration. D. it's sometimes necessary to change our goals. 9. Which one of the following actions is more appropriate for dealing with major frustrations than with minor frustrations? A. Blowing off steam B. Using positive self-talk C. Performing a physical activity D. Gaining control of your life 10. The first step in using time more efficiently is A. getting to bed earlier. B. limiting recreational activities. C. developing a plan. D. studying how successful people use time. 11. When we often interrupt a person who's speaking to us, we're likely to give the impression that A. we're really interested in what the speaker is saying. B. we're knowledgeable about the topic of discussion. C. we want to hear more about the topic being discussed. D. we aren't really listening to what the speaker is saying. 12. The best source of internal motivation is from A. positive self-talk. B. a good job. C. coworkers' approval. D. relaxation. 13. Which of these is a successful time management strategy? A. Plan for more activities than you can possibly do. B. Make a schedule and stick to it whatever happens. C. Allow enough time to complete the activities you've planned. D. Allow the same amount of time for every activity. 14. The most common listening problem is A. paying attention but misinterpreting the message. B. trying to listen to two people at once. C. not giving other people a chance to talk. D. assuming what the other person has to say isn't important. 15. Which of these statements is false? A. Even good relationships can be damaged. B. Damaged relationships can be repaired. C. Others may notice a problem with a relationship before the people involved. D. The first sign of a problem with a relationship is a feeling of anger. 16. Which of these will probably cause frustration? A. Getting stuck in an elevator on the way to an appointment B. Deciding to take an extra hour for lunch C. Spending too much money D. Feeling tired at work because you stayed out too late 17. A fourth step occasionally required to repair damaged relationships is A. looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. B. communicating honestly and openly about the problem. C. deciding that the relationship is worth saving. D. changing the behavior that caused the problem. 18. Which of these is most important to success in your job? A. Showing up and being on time B. Keeping busy C. Socializing with your coworkers D. Spending quality time with your supervisor 19. Saving some private time for yourself and learning to "pigeon hole"

1 answer - Asked By: pj the sandwich man - 9/11/2009

Which of these will probably cause frustration A. Getting stuck in an elevator on the way to an appointment B. Spending too much money C. Deciding to take an extra hour for lunch D. Feeling tired at work because you stayed out too late 2. Which of the following does not illustrate an effective way of coping with a major frustration A. Leslie loved clothes and hoped to become a designer, so she quit her job at the convenience store and moved back to her parent's home in Arizona. B. Natalie was not getting ahead in her social service job and felt she was not serving her Latino clients well, so she became a determined student of Spanish. C. Cameron loved cars, but realizing he was not performing well as a car salesman, he persevered until he landed work as an apprentice mechanic. D. Tired of the long hours and low pay of his job at Burgers-R-Us, Robert began night classes in bookkeeping. 3. Which of these is most important to success in your job? A. Socializing with your coworkers B. Keeping busy C. Spending quality time with your supervisor D. Showing up and being on time 4. A fourth step occasionally required to repair damaged relationships is A. communicating honestly and openly about the problem. B. changing the behavior that caused the problem. C. looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. D. deciding that the relationship is worth saving. 5. The most difficult kind of frustration a person must deal with is probably A. not being appreciated on the job. B. financial frustration. C. getting a poor grade after working hard on school project. D. general frustration when everything seems to be going wrong. 6. Which of these is an example of a plateau period? A. You're excited about starting a new job. B. Your bowling average is stuck at 170. C. You take up a sport you've always been interested in. D. A community group invites you to become a member. 7. Saving some private time for yourself and learning to "pigeon hole" problems are two examples of A. correcting a tardiness or absentee problem. B. renewing your attitude through daily activities. C. effectively handling plateau periods. D. failing to accept responsibility for mistakes. 8. Your study unit notes that relationships, careers, and education are all processes. Which of the following statements best explains that use of the word "processes?" A. What goes up must come down. B. Life situations are always changing. C. What doesn't change remains boring. D. When in a valley, find a hill to climb. 9. The first step in using time more efficiently is A. studying how successful people use time. B. limiting recreational activities. C. developing a plan. D. getting to bed earlier. 10. Which of these is a successful time management strategy? A. Allow enough time to complete the activities you've planned. B. Allow the same amount of time for every activity. C. Plan for more activities than you can possibly do. D. Make a schedule and stick to it whatever happens. 11. The most common listening problem is A. assuming what the other person has to say isn't important. B. trying to listen to two people at once. C. not giving other people a chance to talk. D. paying attention but misinterpreting the message. 12. The best source of internal motivation is from A. coworkers' approval. B. relaxation. C. a good job. D. positive self-talk. 13. A pattern of being late for work or for appointments is usually A. directly related to one's personality type. B. the result of unrealistic self-confidence. C. a bad habit that can be changed with a little work. D. a habit learned early, which is nearly impossible to break. 14. The condition of being prevented from reaching a goal by events that are beyond your control is known as A. aggression. B. frustration. C. a plateau period. D. lack of motivation. 15. When we often interrupt a person who's speaking to us, we're likely to give the impression that A. we want to hear more about the topic being discussed. B. we're really interested in what the speaker is saying. C. we aren't really listening to what the speaker is saying. D. we're knowledgeable about the topic of discussion. 16. The most serious problem with aggression is that A. it can cause property damage. B. we remove the obstacle that is the cause of our frustration. C. we aim it at people or things that are not the cause of our frustration. D. it's sometimes necessary to change our goals. 17. A good way to spend a mini-vacation is to A. use the time to reach a plateau period. B. do as much as possible in the time you have. C. do as little as possible in the time you have. D. try an activity you're interested in learning. 1.b 2.a 3.d 4.b 5.d 6.b 7.b 8.b 9.c 10.a 11.c 12 d 13.a 24.c 15.c 16.c 17.d

1 answer - Asked By: Michelle - 7/15/2012

I think my resume sounds ok but im not too sure I posted it on monster.com I havent gotten a call from anyone.Do I need to add anything else under job experience in subway if so any ideas? Objective A challenging position as an administrative assistant at a growth-oriented firm, which will allow me to both further utilize my skills and acquire new abilities. Skills •Typing: 45wpm •Strong analytical and organizational skills. •Excellent interpersonal skills, phone manner, and office etiquette. •Software: All Windows operating systems, Microsoft Word, Excel, WordPerfect. •Willing, eager and quick to learn. •adaptable •responsible and dependable •confident, results-oriented. •Understands the responsibilities and the importance of prioritizing tasks, planning, organization, and time management. •Has experience with all the above and put them to use daily in all situations. •Experienced with teamwork and can successfully work to achieve the same common goal. •Cheerful and positive person, very open to ideas and conversations. Experience 2008 - 2010 Administrative Assistant Student David Carrasco Job Corps •Effective communication in diverse environments. •Learned office procedures such as filing, handling mail, and preparing budgets. •Learned stress management strategies and the importance of work place ethics, effective communication in diverse environments. •Organized, recorded, and maintain computerized manual files. •Explained and informed calls on routine matters. •Signed for and distributed UPS/Fed Ex packages. •Over 360 work base hour experience 2009 - 2010 Subway •Prepared and wrapped sandwiches, along with stocking appropriate food supplies prior to selling period and replenished food and beverage items, as required. •Maintained detailed inventory records •Participates along with supervisors and management staff, in the achievement of service and sales goals for the facility. •Assist in insuring optimum stock availability. •Provided customer service as needed. Education Radford High School Honolulu, Hi 2004-2008 El Paso Community College Valle Verde El Paso, Tx 2009-2010 Volunteer Experience Carroll T. Welch Intermediate School Straightened and maintained bookshelves a few days a week also participated in annual book fair to raise funds in order to purchase newer books for students.

1 answer - Asked By: Melanie M - 5/14/2010

I Just Want A Change Of Work Place Instead Of Food Service I Want To Try To Make It In Retail. By Reading My Resume Do You Think I Would Get Hired?Or Is There Something I Need To Fix? Melanie Peterson 808-381-2776 Melanie.mariie@rocketmail.com 725 Nazareno Street Horizon, Texas 79928 Objective A challenging position as an administrative assistant at a growth-oriented firm, which will allow me to both further utilize my skills and acquire new abilities. Skills •Typing: 45wpm •Strong analytical and organizational skills. •Excellent interpersonal skills, phone manner, and office etiquette. •Software: All Windows operating systems, Microsoft Word, Excel, WordPerfect. •Willing, eager and quick to learn. •adaptable •responsible and dependable •confident, results-oriented. •Understands the responsibilities and the importance of prioritizing tasks, planning, organization, and time management. •Has experience with all the above and put them to use daily in all situations. •Experienced with teamwork and can successfully work to achieve the same common goal. •Cheerful and positive person, very open to ideas and conversations. Experience 2008 - 2010 Administrative Assistant Student David Carrasco Job Corps •Effective communication in diverse environments. •Learned office procedures such as filing, handling mail, and preparing budgets. •Learned stress management strategies and the importance of work place ethics, effective communication in diverse environments. •Organized, recorded, and maintain computerized manual files. •Explained and informed calls on routine matters. •Signed for and distributed UPS/Fed Ex packages. •Over 360 work base hour experience 2009 - 2010 Subway •Prepared and wrapped sandwiches, along with stocking appropriate food supplies prior to selling period and replenished food and beverage items, as required. •Maintained detailed inventory records •Participates along with supervisors and management staff, in the achievement of service and sales goals for the facility. •Assist in insuring optimum stock availability. •Provided customer service as needed. Education Radford High School Honolulu, Hi 2004-2008 El Paso Community College Valle Verde El Paso, Tx 2009-2010 Volunteer Experience Carroll T. Welch Intermediate School Straightened and maintained bookshelves a few days a week also participated in annual book fair to raise funds in order to purchase newer books for students.

1 answer - Asked By: Melanie M - 7/2/2010

Ok, I'm about to start my senior year of College where I have been studying computers (specifically multimedia and programing). I have a GPA of 3.96 and have a 4.0 in all my classes at this university (I got two B's in community college classes I took while in high school) so far. In my free time, I started a website design company (Jenn's Web Design) where I make/update websites for small businesses and I also tutor computers, mostly with older people, for $20 per hour. So far everyone I have worked for has loved my tutoring and I really enjoy helping teach people who don't know how to turn the computer on and off correctly to check email, write letters, make spreadsheets, and so on. I have done some higher-level tutoring, tutoring a non-traditional student at my school in our programming classes (she is a year behind me). I have experience in multiple fields (a summer at IHOP , two summers at Schiltterbahn, a semester as a secretary for a lawyer, a year as a computer lab assistant and about to start my second year as the computer lab supervisor, just to name a few). My dream job would be to work in the education department of a software company and be the one who puts on those workshops about how to use their software. I am really quick at learning software so I am not really concerned with what company I work for (although if I could choose I would go with Adobe and teach Actionscripting workshops because it combines my love of Multimedia and Programming). I would like to do this because I love to travel and I really enjoy (and am good at) teaching, especially computers. This job would pay me to travel and put on these workshops, combining these loves. My question is this: where and when do I start? Should I apply now even though I am unavailable for eight months or should I wait until closer to graduation? Should I just submit an application to HR of several companies or should I try to find an insider (and where would I find them?)? Please give me some direction. Thanks for your time.

1 answer - Asked By: Jenn - 8/16/2009

Edward Ogletree (786) 219.....1370 N.E 3rd Ct Mrmoes19@yahoo.com Miami, FL 33161 Short Term and Long Term goals: Seeking an opportunity to work for great company that will benefit me with experience in this industry. Very Motivated, I always strive for perfection, failure is not an option for me. Hoping I could take this opportunity and establish myself as a key contributor to this already well established company. Firmly believe anything can be accomplished if you set your mind to it. I take ownership and pride in my work and performance and really feel this would help me in any future business endeavors.  Great Social Skills  Work flow Planning & Prioritization  Advanced Communication Skills  Organizational Skills  Multi-task Management  Strong Analytical & Problem Solving Skills Professional Experience Moe’s Southwest Grill August 2006- Present Line Cook (March 2006- Aug 2007) Supervisor (April 2007- Present) Miami, FL vSupervised, trained, and evaluated staff; coached sales team to optimum performance. vCompetent leader with extensive experience in prioritizing, delegating, and controlling work flow in high volume industry work environments. vProvided ongoing integrated communications through goals, strategies, and tactics methodology; streamlined systems and information flow. vDemonstrated skill in building relationships and customer loyalty in a highly competitive marketplace. vReviewed and implemented time-saving processes and procedural improvements for company. vExceedingly met customer commitment and satisfaction goals; identification of sales opportunities; leveraged industry knowledge and applications to sell across the customer base. Education & Technical Skills Miami Northwestern sr. High 2005-2007 High School Diploma Miami dade community college 2008 Microsoft Office Suite  Internet  Email  Quick books  60 WPM References Work References: Rafael Fermozelle (Manager) Moe’s SW Grill (305) 299..... Michael Mayes(Ast.Manager) Moe’s SW grill (786)515.... Georgina johnson(305)394...

4 answers - Asked By: lloyd - 8/29/2010

Does anyone know what the base salary for a Health Unit Coordinator is? Does anyone work in this field? If so.. how do you like it? Thanks

1 answer - Asked By: P•H•O•E•N•I•X - 7/21/2008

1=Sarah Palin 2=Barack Obama Office being sought 1 Vice President 2 President of the United States and Leader of the Free World Full name 1 Sarah Louise Heath Palin 2 Barack Hussein Obama II Nickname 1 Sarah Barracuda 2 Barry Obama; 'The One' Religion/Church attendance 1 Evangelical Christian; attends Juneau Christian Center when in Juneau and grew up attending Wasilla Assembly of God 2 Attended Trinity United Church of Christ for 20 years, a 'black liberation theology' church formerly led by Rev. Jeremiah Wright and governed according to the Black Value System Current Job 1 Governor of Alaska 2 Junior Senator from Illinois Previous Public Jobs 1 Mayor of Wasilla, AK (1996-2002); President of Alaska Conference of Mayors; City Council member (1992-1996) 2 State Senator (1997-2004); Community Organizer Executive Experience 1 Governor for 2 years; Mayor for 10 years 2 None Foreign Relations experience 1 Governor of state that borders two foreign countries (Canada and Russia) 2 Chaired Senate subcommittee on Europe but never called it into session; once gave a speech to 200,000 screaming Germans Military Affairs experience 1 Commander in Chief of Alaska National Guard; Son is enlisted Infantryman in U.S. Army 2 None Speaking ability 1 Beautifully executed initial stump speech in Dayton, OH hockey arena without a teleprompter 2 An enter...wait--did you say without a teleprompter?? Spouse's occupation 1 Salmon fisherman; Former North Slope production supervisor for BP Oil 2 Vice President for Community and External Affairs at University of Chicago Hospitals; former Associate Dean of Student Services at the University of Chicago; former Executive Director for the Chicago office of Public Allies; former Assistant to the Mayor of Chicago; former associate at Sidley Austin law firm Reaction to spouse's political success 1 Quit 17-year BP oil job when BP became involved in natural gas pipeline negotiations with wife's administration 2 Promoted and given 160?ay raise by UofC hospitals within months of husband's election to U.S. Senate; Employer received $1,000,000.00 federal earmark, requested by husband, after her promotion Most Courageous Moment in Public Service 1 Resigned in protest from position of Ethics Commissioner of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in order to expose legal violations and conflicts of interest of Alaska Republican leaders, including the former state Attorney General and the State GOP Chairman (who was also an Oil & Gas Commissioner), who was doing work for the party on public time and supplying a lobbyist with a sensitive e-mail. 2 Gave an anti-Iraq war speech to a crowd of anti-Iraq war demonstrators in Hyde Park in 2002 In Current Office Because... 1 Upset sitting Governor in GOP primary due to public support for her efforts to clean up corrupt government establishment 2 Republican opponent, who was leading in the polls, was forced to leave race after unsealing of divorce records exposed a sex scandal Theme: 1 Change and Clean Government 2 Hope and Change; 'Bringing Change from Outside Washington' What they've done to live that theme: 1 Replaced entire Board of Agriculture and Conservation because of conflict of interest; Resigned from position of Ethics Commissioner of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in order to expose corruption among members of own party 2 Selected 36-year incumbent Senator as running mate Family Affairs 1 May have removed State Public Safety Commissioner as part of effort to protect sister in messy divorce and child custody battle 2 Often says, 'I am my brother's keeper'; Brother lives in a hut in Nairobi on $12 per year Iraq and Troop Support 1 Formerly (pre-surge) critical of apparent lack of long-term strategy for Iraq; Visited wounded U.S. soldiers in Germany; visited AK National Guard soldiers deployed to Kuwait; Son deploying to Iraq on 9/11/08 as Army infantryman 2 Gave an anti-Iraq war speech to a crowd of anti-Iraq war demonstrators; almost visited wounded troops in Germany, but decided to go shopping in Berlin instead Bipartisan/'maverick' credentials 1 Married to a non-Republican; Exposed corruption within own party; Campaigned for Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell against corrupt GOP congressman Don Young; Called out Sen Ted Stevens (R-AK) to 'come clean' about financial dealings that are under fed investigation 2 Talks about bipartisanship Legislative Record 1 Passed a landmark ethics reform bill; Used veto to cut budgetary spending; Prevented 'bridge to nowhere' that would have cost taxpayers $400 million dollars. 2 Voted 'present' over 100 times as IL state senator (impressive!) How they dealt with corrupt individuals in home city/state 1 Exposed legal violations and conflicts of interest of Alaska Republican leaders; Campaigned against corrupt GOP Representative; Ran against and defeated corrupt incumbent governor in GOP primary 2 Launched political career in home of unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers (and still refers to him as a part of 'mainstream Democratic Chicago'; Purchased home with help of convicted felon Tony Rezko Guns 1 Lifetime member of NRA and avid hunter; video can be found on YouTube of Palin firing an M4 at a military firing range 2 Worked to pass legislation in Illinois that would prevent all law-abiding citizens from owning firearms Earmarks 1 Opposed 'Bridge to Nowhere' project; Said Alaska should avoid relying on federal money for projects; Campaigned against p****r Don Young (R-AK) in 2008 primary 2 Secured federal earmarks for wife's employer and for campaign bundlers Abortion 1 Pro life; gave birth to 5th child knowing that he would have Down's syndrome 2 Pro-choice; only IL state sen. to speak against the BAIPA (Born Alive Infant's Protection Act), which required medical care to be given to live infants who survived abortions Energy 1 Believes energy independence is a matter of national security; For drilling in ANWR, which is in her state 2 Says Americans should 'get tune-ups' and 'check tire pressure'; Says 'we can't expect the world to be okay with' our use of heating and air conditioning Environment 1 Chair of Alaska Conservation Commission (2003-4); Announced plans to create sub-cabinet group of advisors to address climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in AK 2 Talks about the environment a lot

11 answers - Asked By: David M - 9/6/2008