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Okay heres the thing, I'm only allowed to get rats, if I get a job. Now I need some help with my CV, I need to know how to sell myself, what criteria of skills I have, and everything i need to include. And if someone could show me their CV, or parts of it? I would greatly appreciate it !.

You're basically doing the right thing. The people who say you should apply for 40 jobs a day are idiots. That's throwing mud at the wall and hoping it sticks. It won't.. . Tip: Develop 4-6 variations on your CV. Then use the one that fits best. What counts even more is your cover letter. Spend time on that. What I've done is tailored my cover letter specifically to their requirements. Literally. So if the ad or posting lists 5 or 6 things they want, address that directly in your cover letter. For example, "You seek someone with a degree in design. I have a BA in graphic design from XYZ University.". . But it's not necessary to spend half a day to prepare and send your CV and cover letter. With a reasonable number of prepared CVs, all you have to do is write that cover letter. And you can kind of template that, too. Allow maybe an hour on it.. . Tip: Lots of jobs are found through personal contacts. That's often far more effective than applying to ads. Since you're a recent graduate, check back with your different teachers and find out if they know anyone who's looking for a designer. If your school has a job placement office, use it. Let your friends and family know about your search. Specifically, ask your parents and have them ask their friends.. . Hope that helps. Good luck.

What would happen (in business & law) if two people went in on a business and both put in 1 million of their own money, and the second person after a few weeks just wanted to "quit" and close the business down because they "didn't want to do it anymore" and wanted to close the business because they "wanted to"?. . What would happen in the courts afterward when the first person sues the second? Would the business close or stay open? What would happen to both people's investments and money?. . Would the first person be screwed and lose all of their money and force closure of the business? Would the second person be allowed to just "quit"?. . And lastly, what if the business was on the second person's property (the one who wanted to quit) and the business and business building were created on that second person's property? Would they still be allowed to close the business for no reason after a few weeks because it's their property?.

In Canada, what kind of jobs are there with Customs other then being an immigration officer?

I wanted to ask about how common it is for people to get fired or to quit from the professional jobs , what I mean by professional jobs is jobs that do require degrees ... How common is it in America ??. . and How would you compare the rate of getting fired or quitting with people doing low class jobs such as cleaning or food services ???. . A CLASS HOMEWORK .. ALL ANSWERS ARE NEEDED , THANKS !!!.

I have built a memorial page on myspace for my uncle who recently passed. The family is very poor and needs help raising money for funeral fees, cost of living, ETC. My uncle was the bread winner in the family and he didn't make much, I was wondering how to set up a donation account with a link to post on his memorial page. thanks and god bless.

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