How Social Media Sites Can Kick Your Balls During Job Application

If you’re the type of person who uploads unsightly selfies in Instagram, loathsomely tweets in Twitter and/or posts obnoxious statuses in Facebook then, you should be thinking twice by now. According to Eurocom Worldwide, a global PR specializing in high tech businesses, technology industry executives utilize social media profiles in deciding whether to kick the ass of an applicant or give them the certificate that says, “You’re fucking hired, dude.” Yes, believe it or not, your fate in getting that dream job of yours is usually based on your online persona (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.). In other words, your everyday clamor on these social media sites could make or break your odds in getting hired. Now, that’s really some pain in the ass.

7 Reasons Why You Suck In Your Job

Let’s face it: Life, as you know it, can sometimes be dull. There’s no doubt about that, and you definitely know the underlying reasons why. It’s one of the constant ingredients that make life an enigma. When it comes to work, however, the level of dullness could just be unfathomable and, believe it or not, very frustrating sometimes. Yes, it’s true that at some point in your life, you are just totally unaware of it. Or, which could be worst, you tend not to be mindful at all. As a matter of fact, there are cases where you might dare to deny, but the present situation says it all. Hence, you occasionally imagine of having a week-long vacation just to cease this unbearable moment in your life. Trust me, I had had my own share of experiences, and the denial stage is quite infuriating. This is most especially if…

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7 Tips To Get Google AdSense Say Yes

These past few days, we've been waiting for a reply from Google AdSense–stating that my application is approved. Fortunately, the winds have favored us; we received an approval from them. And yes, our Google AdSense application is approved, and we’re able now to display ads on our blog, The Random Letter 7. Of course, the road was not that easy. It took us almost a month before they finally gave in to our request. Also, the tasks we did (i.e. site optimization, template design, site navigation, articles/posts uniqueness, etc.) in-order for our blog to be part of their program was quite arduous. However, the fruit of our labor is indeed satisfactory. Now, we are even stoked with our blogging endeavors.

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Psychoanalysis Approach: My Unfortunate Lesson Plan

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When I was still in college, our professor told us to fabricate a lesson plan. It will revolve around the specific topic that we are assigned the whole semester. Honestly, this “lesson plan thing” of mine is incorrect in terms of the format. Lucky for me I had this topic stuffed in my mind since the day we started our thesis. Hence, the Psychoanalysis Approach. However, the way the approach is discussed and elaborated below is valid. I don’t like the notion of the activities, though. As for the moment, check it yourself and let me know if I miss something essential here.

7 Indications That You're A Call Center Agent

I have been working as a call center agent for three years now. Indeed, this job is one hell of a roller coaster ride. Literally, this line of job is quite arduous. With the various pros and cons it embraces, being a call center agent is still a professional job. Not only that I earn enough money to sustain my personal needs, I get to meet and/or talk to people–over the phone, that is. However, as the years went by, I gradually chanced upon mere indications that convey my distinction as a call center agent. It's not a negativity, though. Out of this bundle of years, there are seven things I noticed that puts a note on your forehead saying "I work at a call center.” Funny it may seem, but it’s quite true and interesting.

On The Other Hand: Infolinks As A Google Adsense Alternative

Before I introduce to you how great Infolinks is an alternative to Google Adsense, I’d like to convey my stand about writing and/or blogging. One of the best things in blogging is you get the chance to monetize it while doing the very thing you love. Although the latter should be the main priority rather than the former, it’s still beneficial in a way. It’s an evident reality, but it’s not that easy. When I started writing, using pens and papers were my allies. I didn't have the crystal clear idea that Blogosphere exists. Nonetheless, I was happy and contented with my endeavor. I had to utilize numbers of papers, though. It seems this niche piques an unfathomable world in my mind –strange yet interesting.

7 Reasons Why You Go Bananas With A Call Center Agent

I've been in the Call Center business, both inbound and outbound calling, for over 3 years. Currently, my line of specialty is doing outbound or much known as "cold calling." I can say that I gained most, if not all, of my experiences when I was still an inbound specialist than an outbound agent. Furthermore, the former did lift my potentials while I'm performing the latter. However, the core reason for this "Thingamajigs" is not to express how great and successful I am in my work. Gee, of course not. I want to convey a message to those people who think that being a Call Center agent is as easy as peeling a banana. Based on my noble experiences as a valiant knight of the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) castle, it takes a lot of Lions and Owls to be very effective in this work.

The Random Letter 7

Started in 2013, The Random Letter 7 is a Blog that shows the creativity and awesomeness of these two awesomely awesome guys: Mark and Alvin (although Alvin objects that his name should go first but then, what the heck, I wrote this article for god sake. You don’t have power here buddy, sorry!

After all I’m 10 times a-lot-more-awesomely-awesome-er-than-all-the-awesome-words-can-explain-and-describe than you. Yeah! You’re a Dean’s Lister… So what? I’m cool. You’re a vocalist of a rock band… I’m cool and I just got better because of acknowledging you as the vocalist of your rock band. You have those cool tattoos; well I am better than you because I just acknowledged those body arts despite the fact that I have already considered you as the vocalist of your rock band… I’m sorry buddy, everybody knows you’re awesome, but you’re just way out of my league). Well, what the f*** is this all about?