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Believe it or not, the people you interview usually want you to be professional. Although it is easier to find out what a person is like in a regular conversation, most prospective employees have prepared to answer questions from you. If you do not ask any, or ask very few, they might think you don't take them seriously. If you have not done many interviews try asking some open ended questions like:

What would you view as your greatest assets?

What do you hope to gain by working with us?

How do you feel we would benefit most by hiring you?

It is also helpful to learn how long they want the job for. Although you may just assume they want a career, that might not be the case. If this is just a stop on the way to something else for them, you might consider that so that you don't hire them, only to have to hire someone else in a couple of months when they leave.

Spatzy: Here are some common questions asked by the interviewer: -Which are your strong points/ weak points? -Why do you want to work for us? -Why do you think you are the right candidate for this job? -What qualities do you think this job requires? -How did you make a difference to your last organization? -How do you handle criticism? -Can you work in teams? -What motivates you? -What problems did you encounter and how did you overcome them?

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synonymous

1.tawdry

2. turncoat

3.convey

4.jaunty

5.ravage

6.waver

7.stance

8.menial

9.doctrine

10.parry

11.predatory

12.attribute

13.wallow

14.juncture

15.belittle

Antonyms

16.excise

17.exotic

18.acme

19.unassuming

20.haggard

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Quotation

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WikiAnswers will not write a slogan for you, but we will help you come up with one yourself!


Here's what Alan Sharp has to say about slogan writing:

1. Ask a question
Does she or doesn't she? -Clairol

2. Show your unique commitment
We try harder -Avis

3. Explain product superiority
Takes a licking and keeps on ticking -Timex

4. Evoke a benefit in a fresh way
Let your fingers do the walking -Yellow Pages

5. Use an emotive call to action
Reach out and touch someone -AT&T

6. Use an evocative call to action
Put a tiger in your tank -Esso

7. Use an imperative call to action
Just do it -Nike

8. Use a one-word call to action
Think -IBM

9. Use a cheeky call to action
Let us tan your hide -Crisby Frisian Fur Co.

10. Revisit a familiar call to action
Reach out and bust someone -Crime Stoppers

11. Link a product feature with an abstract need
A diamond is forever -DeBeers

12. Link a feature with your address
We corner the market -Irving Rivers Ltd.

13. Combine a feature and a benefit in the same phrase
Make yourself at home -IKEA

14. Declare a superlative feature
The world's #1 selling financial software -Quicken

15. Make a compelling promise
The world on time -Federal Express

16. Be whimsical
It's the real thing -Coca-Cola

17. Say it staccato
Soothes. Cleanses. Refreshes. -Murine eyedrops

18. Use a two-fold delivery with a twist
Common sense. Uncommon results -David Ingram and Associates

19. Address a specific need
For women whose eyes are older than they are -Robert Powers skin cream

20. Be abstract but client-centered
After all, it is your information -Authentex Software

21. Describe your product in a novel way
Liquid jewelry -Lorr Laboratories nail polish

22. Link company name to product benefit
Never forgets -Elephant Memory Systems

23. Suggest the cost of not using your product
Because so much is riding on your tires -Michelin

24. Be grotesque to make a point
Wears like a pig's nose -W. M. Finck & Co. men's overalls

25. Turn a current business maxim on its ear
Think small -Volkswagen

26. Link a well-known phrase with your product benefit
Understanding comes with Time -Time magazine

27. Brag about yourself
We take the world's greatest pictures -Nikon

28. Brag about your product and your client
You and Betty Crocker can bake someone happy -Betty Crocker

29. Take a breath and say it all
Finest anti-knock non-premium gasoline ever offered at no extra cost -Union Oil Co.

30. Describe your service and its #1 benefit in two words
Advertising pays -Industry maxim

31. Personify your product
Laughs at time -Du Pont paint

32. Distill your business into one phrase
The Document Company -Xerox Corp.

33. Tie your slogan to your logo
Get a piece of the Rock -Prudential Insurance Co.

34. Dare to be different
Dare to diff -LOEB Cola

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It is taking what someone else wrote, and claiming it is yours. It is stealing- stealing someone else's work and ideas.

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Computer , Pen and Typewriter that's all, and their imagination of course!

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When you copy another's work without citing it, it is considered plagiarism. To avoid it you can paraphrase and site quotes.

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the difference between adaptation and plagiarism is: adaptation is delivering or executing something that is done in a new form where plagiarism means using or stealing someones idea without discretion in a literal way of writing, using or producing and presented as your own.

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It is a violation of Copyright Law - an offense under Civil Law. Civil offenses are not categorized as 'felonies' or misdemeanors.'

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Plagiarism is using another person's work and presenting it as your own. If you have a detailed bibliography included in your work and you cite places in your work where you used information from others, you are protected as you are crediting the original author.

In almost all academic writing other sources are used to generate ideas or to bolster arguments. The use of a comprehensive bibliography is key in avoiding plagiarism.

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All of the above

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To stay out of detention, follow the school rules. Other tactics include: # Apologize profusely to the teacher or professor. You may have to cry, or later bring a present. # Make the school official aware if it is your first offense # Plead for leniency for minor infractions

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the correct English is around but the English accent is round the corner, its like Katie is suppose to be sounded K-T but some people will say it K-D

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If you put hours of hard work into creating unique written material, and then someone comes along and steals that work, claiming that they wrote it, then you have a good right to consider that an offense. Thieves are offensive, even to other thieves.

The flipside to this is: if you copy something that someone else wrote, be sure that you use quotation marks and tell who actually wrote it. That way, you will not be stealing the work, you will be quoting it, which is fine.

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The Amendment Process (outlined in Article V) is meant to be drawn-out and complicated. The Founders made it this way because they didn't want the Constitution to be confused with common legislation and wanted to keep it as higher law (we see this in the supremacy clause of Article 6, clause 2). There are three subsets of majorities: a simple majority (or half plus one - over 50%), a super majority (or 2/3), and a super super majority (3/4). The simple majority requirement for propositions for amendments would make it extremely easy for an amendment to get proposed (especially contemporarily with all the party politics), and therefore would not fall into line with the "higher law" ideal of the document. a super super majority (3/4) would make it too complicated for a proposal to pass, and could prevent necessary and vital amendments from every being ratified, therefore, the super super majority is only used for ratification of amendments, to ensure that the amendment is necessary and appropriate. Therefore, the super majority of 2/3 was decided upon making it not too simple, yet not to complicated to propose amendments, ensuring that the proposal was valid enough to pass with 66%.

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Simply as "Plagiarism is stealing. When you plagiarise something, your taking credit for something you didn't do, and that's lying. So if you get caught plagiarising, not only will you fail that assignment, plus you will look like a thief and a liar"

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If you are not court ordered to pay child support and you do voluntarily, the parent with custody of the child must write a letter verifying that you pay child support on your own recognizence and have it notarized. It has to been the custodial parent who takes the letter to the notary and she must sign it in front of that notary as well as show identification to verify who she is.

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That offense is called: plagerism. It can lead to loss of character standing and in some cases legal problems.

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different levels of plagirisim can lead to different consequences most of the time you would either get suspended from your school expelled or get charged

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Who claims authorship of the "Christian Pledge of Allegiance"? No

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Wikipedia is a free internet encyclopedia that is created and maintained by general users. Like this site, users can change anything on it (subject to restrictions and further changes or reversions).

Like an encyclopedia, there is an unlimited number of subjects and topics. Terms and items in the description are cross referenced (linked) to other Wikipedia entries, making it extremely easy to complete your research.

Since the entry and maintenance of subject material can be edited by any Internet visitor, the information should not be considered to be complete or the final answer, but is often accurate. Occasionally the entries may become overly complicated in an effort to provide neutral, objective, or comprehensive articles.

It is a great tool for many people to find answers about almost anything. It is also in all of the main languages.

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All u got to do is calm down ,chill out take a breath in and out , in and out. Dig in to your self and find the confidence in you to say to that special person " will you go out with me? "