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I Hate Texting

Originally posted on Rosie Culture:
It’s no secret that everyone is glued to their phones. Some people love to bash the way we use technology. They get aggravated over cell phone use at dinner and kids always taking selfies. But really, it’s no different than when we used to plop ourselves down in front of the tv or spend 45 minutes setting up a camera to film something. I love technology, I love social media, I love taking pictures and videos, I find phone calls uncomfortable, but I hate texting. I got my cell phone a little bit later in life than most people. Most of my friends had them by 7th or 8th grade, where as I didn’t get mine until halfway through my freshman year of high school. I was attached to the thing 24/7 (unless I was grounded and it was taken away which happened often). During my first real relationship, we were in contact all day, every day. From the moment I woke up to the moment I went to bed,…

Nail Your Next Phone Interview in 4 Easy Steps!

? Phone interviews are hard. These tips can help. 🙂 Dress to Impress I know what you’re thinking. “T.A. this is a phone interview. Who cares what I’m wearing?” They might not be able to see you, but you can see you. The way you feel about yourself has an affect on the way you and come across over the phone. If you’re lounging around in sweats and a hoodie, that will come across in your interview. You don’t have to wear a suit or anything. Just put in a little effort into your appearance before you interview. It’s the same concept of dressing up for a test or a class. You look successful, you feel successful, you are successful. Learn Everything About Your New Potential Employer Literally, stalk them. Learn everything you can about them. What awards did this company win recently? What is their motto or mission statement? What do they do primarily? What is their largest source of revenue? Are they involved in charity work? If you know these things well, it…

Mistake

Originally posted on Just my humble life:
Yesterday I had to work, which was fine, but just before I was about to start my supervisor asked me if I could work extra next Thursday. I thought that was alright and fine, but I asked my parents about two hours later and apparently we’ve got this family dinner thing at my grandparents’. I was feeling so guilty, because I had already told my supervisor I could work, but then I had to tell her I couldn’t. So at the end of my break I tried to find her to tell her, but I couldn’t. Then I had to decided to wait until after work or to call her on a work phone. I don’t like calling people, it just makes me really uncomfortable. However, I also couldn’t wait until after work, because she might want to ask someone else to work. After a couple of minutes of feeling my heart beating in my chest I just picked up the phone and called her. I was so…