Educational Resources Guide
Persistence is the Key to Achievement - Or is It? By Dr. Larina Kase According to research, we're more likely to carry on when we're losing than when we're winning. We try to recover our losses. Maybe this isn't such a good idea. As a stubborn achievement-oriented individual I have a tendency
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Since 2007 I would have personally counselled more than 50 lifescience graduates armed with additional courses in Clinical research on the strategy they need to adopt for their first ever job search. In the last few years "Clinical Research" or "CRO" has been two very glamourous words and also c
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A wise man once said, "A message can go around the world in less than a second but it may take months or years for that same message to travel from the ears to the brain." That is especially true when it comes to self-improvement. One of the strongest forces in the human organism is the need fo
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Teamwork is great, right? Chances are, everyone at your workplace would agree that client care improves when nurses and CNAs work together as a team. Unfortunately, it can be a challenge! Here are some recent comments from CNAs across the country: "I respect nurses for their education but they
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After finishing your studies in computer animation, there are several questions that you should answer before applying in any animation companies. First, you should ask your self if you have done a good reference while you are studying. Companies will prefer to hire graduates with impressive gra
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The increase in international demand for an MBA combined with the rise of all things digital has lead to a sharp rise in distance learning based MBA programs. This growth, however, reflects only half of the trend. On the other side, traditional brick and mortar universities are moving to incorporate
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Let us say that for the sake of the current time, you accepted a position. It certainly was not your first choice. It pays half as much as the job you had before you were laid off. So in desperation, you jump at it. And they accept. And everything is just ok. You realize it is not a challenge to
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Successful mid-life career change depends on creating a circle of supporters. When you're established in a particular career, your friends, family and associates tend to associate your identity with that career. Therefore, if you start to talk about changing to a new field, they become alarmed.
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If you are about to buy a new car, but you have a very low budget, then using repossessed vehicle auctions may be the best solution. There are many government auctions online that offer huge discounts that can rise up to 90% off the retail price. The vehicles are either repossessed by banks or s
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I have often told friends when I go for a bike ride I'd much rather ride up a hill, no matter how steep, than ride into a headwind. At least up a hill you can see your goal. It's something tangible and as you make your way towards it you can visibly see your progress. Well I went for a run (n
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