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Emily Jasper
Hi, My Name Is Emily, And I'm Pro Corporate - http://www.brazencareerist/2010/02/18/hi-my-name-is-emily-and-im-pro-cor...
alexjon:
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This is really nice...please read this article... very good...thanks for ...MoreThanks. I get some useful information about this. Good work.
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80 weeks ago
This is really nice...please read this article... very good...thanks for ...MoreThanks. I get some useful information about this. Good work.
This is really nice...please read this article... very good...thanks for posting....
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80 weeks ago
roxxky:
I always follow all your news but this one I have missed. It is really a new fact for me about Trojans and I will definitely try to find more ...MoreI always follow all your news but this one I have missed. It is really a new fact for me about Trojans and I will definitely try to find more publications about her. Well, I have to admit that she is really a beautiful woman and personally I think that she is very similar like Alexis Texas! Look at her. Anyway thanks a lot for sharing these wonderful news! seo
78 weeks ago
78 weeks ago
Meghan Skiff
Lately I'm going crazy with multiple calendars, to-do lists, and email accounts. work. grad school. personal. To make it worse, I'm not the sort of person who is intrinsicly organized. Anyone have any tips on the best way to manage all of these separate items in one place?
113 weeks ago from Productivity & Time-Management and Work/Life Blur
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Carmille:
Ok, I am a new, but HUGE fan of TeuxDeux. Thanks for introducing it to me, folks! Meghan, as far as new tools go, I've been doing some research, ...MoreOk, I am a new, but HUGE fan of TeuxDeux. Thanks for introducing it to me, folks! Meghan, as far as new tools go, I've been doing some research, and found this on Toodledo: http://bit.ly/cqPAdf and this on Office Live: http://bit.ly/cHD984 . Haven't actually used either of them, but they look promising/worth looking into.
113 weeks ago
113 weeks ago
Meghan Skiff:
I just want to thank all of you for your helpful tips a few weeks ago. I think I've got my own system down. I had started a teuxdeux account a ...MoreI just want to thank all of you for your helpful tips a few weeks ago. I think I've got my own system down. I had started a teuxdeux account a while ago and I'm not sure why I ever got away from it. I'm using google docs (I've been working out of the office quite a bit), google calendar, teuxdeux, and evernote. Rebecca, I think my system is pretty similar to yours...so far so good. Thanks to all of you :)
109 weeks ago
109 weeks ago
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Emily Jasper
You can shape us as leaders: One of the most important ways managers can work with Gen Y is by sharing their stories, and letting us learn from your accomplishments and struggles. By doing this, our managers can shape us to be excellent leaders.
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Rebecca Thorman
The Room for Debate feature on the NY Times this week is talking about online education. One editorial states, "In the right hands, though, online learning can be even better than the 'real thing.'” Online education is amazing, but it's not a replacement for showing up to a real class. Not ever. What do you think? - http://nyti.ms/8Y5eWx
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Great topic! In my own experience most of the students that I took classes with in college have taken at least one online course at some point. ...MoreGreat topic! In my own experience most of the students that I took classes with in college have taken at least one online course at some point. I myself have taken a few online courses to fulfill credit requirements that I would not have been able to through traditional means due to my own constraints. I think that many online learners have a shared background: often working full time and taking care of life's responsibilities while seizing the opportunity to continue their studies and accomplish their academic goals. I see the point in statements about online classes can't replace the experience of classroom classes, but for some people, they just have to.
116 weeks ago
116 weeks ago
Mazarine:
I would like to think that online education will help us, at least in terms of the humanities, get a degree without having to pay the massive fees ...MoreI would like to think that online education will help us, at least in terms of the humanities, get a degree without having to pay the massive fees that educational institutions now levy.
However, having looked into online degrees (sic. University of Phoenix and Western Governor's University) I have to say that the stigma of online learning and the actual crappy quality of the education seems to outweigh any potential cost benefit.
Bottom line? Higher Education should be as near free as possible, like they do it in Scandinavia and England.
114 weeks ago
However, having looked into online degrees (sic. University of Phoenix and Western Governor's University) I have to say that the stigma of online learning and the actual crappy quality of the education seems to outweigh any potential cost benefit.
Bottom line? Higher Education should be as near free as possible, like they do it in Scandinavia and England.
114 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman
Let's talk about discipline - any tips? For instance, how do you keep to an exercise or blogging schedule or other things that could be deemed as "optional" when life and work get in the way?
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I saw this idea this weekend. I thought that it was very interesting. StickK.com is a place for you to put a contract on yourself...commit to ...MoreI saw this idea this weekend. I thought that it was very interesting. StickK.com is a place for you to put a contract on yourself...commit to something. If you fail in your contract, your money goes towards a charity (you select) that you hate. It's supposed to help you manage your motivation. It takes accountability to another level. You can also get your friends/family involved so they know what you're committing to.
117 weeks ago
117 weeks ago
Steven Swernofsky:
I've found that being reminded every day keeps what you want in mind for when you're in the moment. For example, there's an iPhone app called ...MoreI've found that being reminded every day keeps what you want in mind for when you're in the moment. For example, there's an iPhone app called "LoseIt" which seems to provide enough reminders to stay on a diet.
117 weeks ago
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