Maid services are not for everybody but in a house where all members are working people or a house that's too large to clean oneself, hiring a maid service becomes necessary. Not only are the maids good at what they do but they carry a professional attitude not always found in independent maids.An adherence to good work ethics is required by services that run a tight ship. This isn't always the case with all services so clients need to look for one with glowing recommendations and one that has been in operation for several years. A good source is through word of mouth and even internet forums which provide real client testimonies on existing services.What about background checks? Only a few cleaning services actually run background checks on their employees. These are the ones worth checking out because they value client safety and by doing so, reduce the risk posed to them if something goes wrong. The best way to find out which service does run a check is by asking outright. Those that do will be more than willing to advertise the fact and will be happy to provide proof.How competent are professional maids?
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
20 Things to Remember When You Network
1. Smile. Your smile is your billboard advertisement. People see it from afar. It says, you're friendly, happy to be here and excited about life. It will draw them closer to "read you more."
2. Offer a firm handshake. Personal touch is powerful and it says a lot about you. A weak handshake can be interpreted as lack of passion for life while a heavy one can literally hurt someone.
3. Introduce yourself first. Many people are intimidated in a public setting. Make them feel at ease by first telling them your name, nature of your business and handing them your card asking for theirs in return. Look at his/her card and repeat his/her name (it's the sweetest name in his/her ear).
4. Make eye contact. Don't look over the person's shoulder as you search for a "higher net worth" contact. Give undivided attention to the person you're talking to. This indicates respect and makes them feel important.
2. Offer a firm handshake. Personal touch is powerful and it says a lot about you. A weak handshake can be interpreted as lack of passion for life while a heavy one can literally hurt someone.
3. Introduce yourself first. Many people are intimidated in a public setting. Make them feel at ease by first telling them your name, nature of your business and handing them your card asking for theirs in return. Look at his/her card and repeat his/her name (it's the sweetest name in his/her ear).
4. Make eye contact. Don't look over the person's shoulder as you search for a "higher net worth" contact. Give undivided attention to the person you're talking to. This indicates respect and makes them feel important.
Finding a Reliable Bolt Supplier For Your Mechanical Projects
No matter what kind of mechanical work you might be doing, bolts are always a crucial component which should be addressed on its own in your supplies. If you can't count on the bolts you're using to be durable and long-lasting, this can obviously set you up for huge problems in the long run, and depending on the kinds of machines that you're working on, this may sometimes be the recipe for disaster.
Things get even more complicated when more advanced, even custom, bolt designs are used. Your choice of manufacturers and suppliers will be more limited in those customized products, so you would probably have to put even more effort into your search. Worry not though, there are plenty of opportunities to realize your goals no matter where your local market is located.
If you're on a tight schedule and you need to secure your bolt supplier as quickly as possible, you should do what any sensible shopper in the market for any kind of product does - go online. There's no better resource than the Internet when it comes to
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Lower Costs With Wind Power Energy
Every home and business around the world that uses electricity knows how much they are spending each month for energy costs. It seems like the bills are growing every month too. There are many sources, such as wind power energy, that is able to reduce these costs drastically.
There are some areas where wind is not going to be as good as others. Solar power will be an option in many of these areas though. There are answers to saving money in a lot of sources that will use products that are clean and already there. Nothing has to be produced.
The sun and the wind are things that are already there and will always be there. People can use these sources to generate their own power. It is something that is not going away anytime soon so this method will be great to pass on to younger generations.
Large wind turbines may be grouped together in some areas. These are ones that are placed by energy companies to try to cut down on their costs. Homes and businesses can run on the same thing but will usually use a smaller turbine.
The engineers will be able to determine what turbines will work better for certain areas or if they will work at all. The placement of them is going to be a huge factor in the effectiveness of them as well. Consulting with
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Is Office-Based Working More Productive Than Remote Working?
There has been an ongoing debate about whether companies should allow their employees to work remotely or insist that they are office-based ever since Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer announced early in 2013 that she was revoking the company's remote working policy.
Although she has declined to comment on the decision the argument reportedly is that the company needs employees to be able to communicate and collaborate quickly by working side by side, but also because ideas often come about via casual conversations between colleagues at the coffee machine or in discussions over a meal break.
There is also a perception that a problem with having employees working remotely from home is that there is a loss of speed and of quality in some of their activities.
From the employee's perspective it is also argued that those who work remotely are often treated as "second tier" compared with those colleagues who are in the office every day. This is a cultural issue, however, with only anecdotal evidence although there are some surveys that have shown that more than half of the bosses asked disapproved of remote working.
The changed nature of the office
Saturday, August 10, 2013
The Translation of Legal Documents
Translation is a very important aspect of modern legal work. This
has become more common as part of what legal professionals are faced
with due to the fact that international cases and documents are more
widespread. The world is becoming a smaller place and communication is
quicker. This allows more and more businesses to work together and more
documentation to be used in all aspects of human communication. From
passport documentation translation to the complex work involved in
translating the documents in an international legal case, legal
translation is in much higher demand than it has ever been before.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
The Business Case for Cultural Intelligence
Emotional intelligence (EQ) and Managerial Intelligence (MQ) have
been well established as crucial for senior leaders. EQ and MQ are
insufficient if your organisation is operating across borders, distance
and multiple time zones. Cultural Intelligence CQ is a 'must have' skill
in today's' global environment.
CQ is a person's capacity to function effectively in culturally diverse settings. Although Cultural Intelligence levels vary a great deal between individuals and within teams and organisations, the good news is that with appropriate training and responsiveness it can be developed.
Cultural Intelligence will increase productivity, reduce operating costs and improve talent development and retention.
CQ is a person's capacity to function effectively in culturally diverse settings. Although Cultural Intelligence levels vary a great deal between individuals and within teams and organisations, the good news is that with appropriate training and responsiveness it can be developed.
Cultural Intelligence will increase productivity, reduce operating costs and improve talent development and retention.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
International Trade, or Modern Mercantilism
The world today operates as a global village, where individuals
and establishments are connected by communications and travel. This has
intriguing implications on the world economy; it no longer is the
question of 'wealth of nations' but 'wealth of other nations'.
Communications and travels spread out the assets, labour, goods,
services as well as the invisible hand that drives the market of demand
and supply, of one country to the others. If one considers the
international trade as one global system, obviously it can have serious
brunt on the ecology of the planet, since controls are now
decentralised.
As the humanity advances, countries oscillate between the mode of internal wealth created by local resources and markets, and international wealth realised through international trade. In future, the wellness of a nation or its prosperity would depend on how cleverly its leaders manage their own wealth, and the wealth of other nations. International trade is based on strengths or weakness of resources of nations, is what a novice would believe. The reality is that trading partners take to this battlefield well equipped with the original principles of mercantilism. They have even advanced these principles.
As the humanity advances, countries oscillate between the mode of internal wealth created by local resources and markets, and international wealth realised through international trade. In future, the wellness of a nation or its prosperity would depend on how cleverly its leaders manage their own wealth, and the wealth of other nations. International trade is based on strengths or weakness of resources of nations, is what a novice would believe. The reality is that trading partners take to this battlefield well equipped with the original principles of mercantilism. They have even advanced these principles.
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