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Answer Upon - Business Lessons from the 2006 Winter Olympic Games
Increasingly, it is received wisdom that you will need work experience prior to applying for your first job, and that, particularly in the arts, this will probably have been unpaid. The number of graduates has been rising sharply over the past few years, with employment competition becoming ever tougher, but do you really need to offer yourself as a slave just to get a foot in the door, and how valuable will such experience be considered by others?If you wish to work for nothing, make sure that it is on your terms and for your benefit, perhaps to try out a particular company, or
The CeMAP syllabus is much more wide ranging than most people expect with the broadest syllabus being in the CeMAP 1 exam. CeMAP 1 actually covers most of the financial services industry in a summary form to give the student a general understanding of the industry. This is obviously useful to the CeMAP student who is totally inexperienced in the financial services industry, but it can come as a surprise to people who think that CeMAP training is all about mortgages and nothing else.The CeMAP 1 syllabus also covers in some depth, the financial ser
My dad (Ron Soble) was a world-class track athlete who won medals in the national championships. He even tried out for the Olympic team. Sadly, he fouled out in his attempt at the running long jump and missed his chance to compete for Olympic glory, much to his great disappointment.
Stories about the athletes and their journeys to greatness or defeat have always captured my attention. That’s why I continue to tune in, even though all the view
So many new, college freshman find themselves in an awkward position…choosing a major. These barely 19 year-old kids are asked to make a decision about what they want to do for the rest of their lives. Naturally some squander away the time undecided while others plow through some technical field without any real understanding of what career awaits them. The fact is that only one out of five students will actually continue in the field that they chose to study in college. Most students choose a major based on the amount of money they think they can make or the popularity of a particular
My dad (Ron Soble) was a world-class track athlete who won medals in the national championships. He even tried out for the Olympic team. Sadly, he fouled out in his attempt at the running long jump and missed his chance to compete for Olympic glory, much to his great disappointment.
Stories about the athletes and their journeys to greatness or defeat have always captured my attention. That’s why I continue to tune in, even though all the view
Consumers often complain to the government on easy to use online complaint forms. Did you know that 70% of all complaints received by the SEC have no basis at all. It’s true. Same thing at most regulatory bodies; Business Opportunities and franchises are no different most of the complaints are false. But has the Federal Trade Commission ever done such a study to see how many are fake complaints to try to get free stuff? No, they have never studied this.If there are fewer than 1/10 of one percent complaints in franchising; why is the FTC proposing rule making changes and increasi
Stories about the athletes and their journeys to greatness or defeat have always captured my attention. That’s why I continue to tune in, even though all the view
The word physician often leads to confusion because of its spelling. It has to be remembered, however, that a physician is someone who practices medicine - a qualified doctor - while a physicist is one who carries out scientific research in the field of physics, which deals with the theory of gravity, quantum mechanics, and so on. The term physician is one that is found in common use across the United States, although most other countries prefer to use the term doctor, which is more direct and less misleading. To reiterate, a physician is a person who has been trained to carry out a med
Stories about the athletes and their journeys to greatness or defeat have always captured my attention. That’s why I continue to tune in, even though all the view
If you're a hiring manager that utilizes pre-employment assessments, check out Jonathan P. Niednagel and his website/blog, BrainTypes.com. The guy drives me nuts for no other reason than the fact that he updates so infrequently and I really like what he has to say. His area of expertise is in professional athletics and he's made a name for himself working as a personnel consultant to several high-profile sports teams across the NFL, NBA and MLB. Because athletes in team sports typically receive guaranteed, multi-year contracts, teams are under tremendous pressure to thoroughly screen an
If you can’t go the distance, give your place on the team to someone who can. Figure skater Michelle Kwan recognized early in her practice that her groin injury would compromise her abili
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