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Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.
Pitch Perfect: Nailing a Three Minute Chat!
Way back in post one of this series—we’re on post three now, if you’ve lost count—I said that my end goal was to take at least one, though currently considering one full-length feature film, and two TV series, to the London Scriptwriters Festival (LSF) next April. To be able to do that, I need a full script, but more importantly at this stage, I need a log line and a fully-fledged pitch. Those two must be absolutely perfect, even if the script itself is a bit raggedy.
By david layzelle7 years ago in Journal
Tips for Ride-Share Passengers
I'm a ride-share driver. Four years ago, this gig was lucrative for drivers. Now? Not so much. Both Uber and Lyft claim they take no more than 25% of the total fair the rider is charged. This isn't always true. Many times, they take upwards of more than 40% of the fee the rider pays. We put thousands of miles on our vehicles yearly and beat them up all in the name of providing a service to the community.
By Judi Scarpelli7 years ago in Journal
Is Medium Worth Using
Medium is a bunch of crap. You can’t get anyone who doesn’t already follow you to read your work. You can only get paid if the curators decide your stuff is worth selling. No one ever goes to Medium to find new articles or writers. I have never received a search engine result, which led me to an article from Medium.
By Aaron Dennis7 years ago in Journal
Work From Home Journey
So It's been a while since I've last posted but it's because I've been searching for additional opportunities to bring my readers. So let's dive into some more earning opportunities that I've found. In the end, there will be a YouTube video showing you how to scale up your earnings.
By Marcus Azaria7 years ago in Journal
You're in Charge of Creating Your Own Happy Work Environment
If you own or manage a business that utilizes the help of employees, then read further to gain useful insight to help increase profits, productivity, and the morale of your employees. It is no secret that a happy workplace is a far more enjoyable environment than an office that refuses to work together. The first step to improving your workplace is to offer employee recognition. With your positive feedback and words of encouragement, you can easily turn your workplace around in no time.
By Kari Oakley7 years ago in Journal
Why Learning How to Get Along with Coworkers in College Is Important
Have you ever seen coworkers get in a fight? Yes, you are the customer or just a simple visitor, yet you see how bad things are at that workplace that you decide never to go back there again due to having a bad experience. In today's world it seems like more and more places go through that on a regular basis. What about you? Yes, you have coworkers at your own workplace. Do you truly get along with them? Now that's a question to really think about. Let's be straight, there are numerous reasons why you should get along with them, and the benefits there are in your own workplace. Let's find out the main reasons you would want to do just that.
By Jade Pulman7 years ago in Journal
Why Quality Content Is the "Real King?"
For every business, the most significant factor that leads to their success is quality content. Great content is an essential asset that can make the company go from zero to 10 in no time. Moreover, it has the capability to develop a positive experience for your potential customers and make them come back for more. Here a few reasons why quality content is the real king:
By Andreas Bachtold7 years ago in Journal
