Having prepared your best for your dream job interview, it would feel pretty bad to miss out something trivial which has the potential to “make or break” your candidacy. There are many things that can cause a serious negative impact in the eyes of your potential employer. Because you should not leave your job search to chance, it is best to have a checklist of things to do and carry to the interview and follow it.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your best foot is put forward. Your preperation will not only shine through on the day of your intereview, but it will show your professionalism to your possible future employer.

General Checklist

1. Do you have a neat haircut and did you shave? 2. Do you have your suit pressed and cleaned? 3. Are your shoes shined?

Checklist of Things to Carry

1. Always have extra copies of your resume 2. Have photocopies of your credentials, including your school certificates and any other certificates of professional training you may have 3. Keep a neat notepad and a good pen 4. A copy of your application with cover letter 5. Your references neatly typed on resume paper 6. Instructions on how to reach the interview location including whom to meet and at what time 7. A list of expected questions and a list of questions you want to ask the interviewer

After you are finished with the above list, you are almost done with your preparation. You should then check the following:

1. Check the directions if you are traveling by car. Also get the car and the spare tire serviced beforehand. 2. If you are traveling by airplane, keep the tickets handy and check the times again 3. Read your resume and cover letter again on your way to the recruiter’s office or at the office. Don’t forget to read the job advertisement again also. 4. Quietly try to recollect your subject knowledge 5. Losing your confidence in the interviewer’s office will immediately remove you from the list of potential candidates. Try to remember how well you have prepared for the interview. 6. Recollect whatever information you have gathered about the organization.

When you get to the interview location, be patient and tell the receptionist or assistant that you have come for the interview. Wait in the lounge if you are asked to. You can strike up small talk with fellow interviewees if there are any. Better still, you can browse through journals or magazines available. These are all parts of showing the interviewer your personality and how it is suited for the job.

About the Author

Tony Jacowski is a quality analyst for The MBA Journal. Aveta Solution’s Six Sigma Online offers online six sigma training and certification classes for lean six sigma, black belts, green belts, and yellow belts.

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Every woman, no matter what her size, shape or age, loves to hear those magic words, “You’re so beautiful!”

For better or for worse, we’ve all been brought up on stories about beautiful princesses and gorgeous heroines, and no matter how evolved or liberated we’ve become over the years, the little girl in us still equates being beautiful with being loved, or being worthy of love.

I’ve known a number of men who’ve underestimated the power of that simple little phrase and they’ve paid the ultimate price.

One was a friend of mine named Robert, who came from a family where no one expressed affection overtly, but instead teased other family members with supposedly well-meant insults. So if one of the children achieved something special, perhaps a good grade in school, the parents would joke, “Who did you have to bribe to get that?” Then all the siblings would join in and poke fun at the child’s achievement.

Robert grew up to be a charming and witty man, and was considered quite clever with “insult humor.” He got along well with women, and was generally thoughtful and affectionate, but he rarely gave anyone an outright compliment. When he fell in love with Rosa, he never thought to tell her she looked pretty or that a new haircut suited her. Instead he made ‘funny’ remarks like, “You look like Jiminy Cricket with your hair pulled back” or “You look like a frog in this picture.”

Rosa accepted Robert’s sense of humor as part of his personality, but inside she was hurt that he’d compared her to a frog and a cricket. Eventually she had an affair with a friend from work who thought she was beautiful and told her often, and after a time she and Robert went their separate ways.

Robert was devastated when Rosa left, but two years later he fell in love with Jenny. They shared a similar sense of humor, and in their lighter moments Robert often referred to her as Miss Piggy. Jenny’s constant battle with weight stopped her from objecting to his taunts, but she vowed to lose the extra pounds and one day earn his appreciation. Things didn’t turn out as she’d planned. Instead she fell in love with their next-door neighbor, Tim, a man who’d found her beautiful even at her heaviest and eventually summoned the courage to tell her how he felt. When she married Tim a year later, Jenny was a radiant bride, in part because she felt beautiful in the presence of a man who had always perceived her that way.

When someone tells you you’re beautiful, it affects your perception of yourself. You see yourself through their eyes and you begin to believe that you are that special person they see. Words are very powerful – they can uplift or they can tear down. Some people rationalize their inability to praise by saying, “Oh, she doesn’t need to hear that she’s beautiful – she already knows that.” Absolutely not true. Everyone wants to be admired and appreciated. We all love compliments, as long as they’re sincere. And as long as they’re not given with an ulterior motive.

This Valentine’s Day, tell the woman (or man) in your life how beautiful you think they are. They don’t have to be a movie star to ‘deserve’ this ultimate compliment. Their beauty may be in the way they smile or laugh, the way they care about you, or the way they handle themselves in all kinds of situations. Take a few moments to really see them and identify that special quality that makes them beautiful to you. Then tell them. Don’t be like Robert and create an emotional void for someone else to fill.

Be generous with your compliments this Valentine’s Day – and every day. Loving words are far greater gifts than chocolates or flowers.

About the Author

Marguerite Bonneville is a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) whose passion is publishing information online. She is a contributing writer at http://www.rosaflora-flowers.com, an online florist service which delivers flowers around Australia and across the globe.

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When shampooing your hair always use a moisture rich shampoo and conditioner. While the conditioner is on brush it through with a wide tooth comb. This is the last time you should run a comb through your hair until your next shampooing and NEVER use a brush on curly hair. When done DO NOT towel dry your hair. The friction will open the cuticle and that’s what causes the frizz. So, just blot gently and then apply product.

When you are leaving your hair curly you should always use a smoothing and curling product and it should be applied when the hair is wet and saturated. Apply the product from the bottom of the shaft making your way up to the root in a ?scrunching? motion. If you choose to blow dry you must use a diffuser because the full force of air without it will also move the cuticle again causing frizz. For beautiful, full curls let your hair air dry without any manipulation at all. Once you see how springy your curls can be and how easy it is to achieve once you know how, your curls will be the envy of every straight haired girl! One more very important thing for the perfect curly head is to get a good haircut. Find a stylist who has curly hair. She is the one who can best relate! So it?s like they say, ?if you have it, flaunt it?. Need more curly tips? Drop me a line!

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Sure, your stylist tells you to return for a trim every 6 to 8 weeks, but who actually keeps that timetable? I mean, life is just too busy to keep regular appointments these days. And many people can get by much longer than 6 weeks without a haircut. So, how can you tell when it is time to get a cut?

For many styles, like short and textured cuts, regular haircuts are a must or your style just looks ragged. For others, such as long and sleek cuts, you can get by without a cut for a few months without noticing any change in your style. The key then to knowing when it is time to get a cut lies in knowing your hair inside and out.

It is fairly easy to tell when short cuts need to be revived. It becomes almost impossible to style your hair the way that you like it and it takes more and more spray to keep your style in place. Many people will also experience a style that goes flat halfway through the day due to the extra length pulling their style out.

But when it comes to longer styles, the line of when it is time to get a cut often gets blurred, especially if you don’t do much styling. For these types of styles, you should look for the following clues to know when it is time to get a cut:

? Overall frizzy, dry or dull appearance ? Frayed ends or ends with white colored or burnt tips ? Feeling of roughness close to the ends of the hair ? Change in color on the ends of hair ? Inability of hair to hold curl ? Loss of shape or style of cut

In most cases, the appearance of your hair and style will have you headed to the salon before much damage occurs. That way your stylist can get rid of the split ends by only taking off ?” to 1″. But there are those few that let their hair go without a cut for months and maybe even years. When these clients come into the salon, sometimes the only thing to do to get their hair back into shape is take off several inches. So, if you have long hair and want to keep it healthy and long, be sure to take your hair seriously when it tells you that it is time for a cut.

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This debut album still smells distinctly of those early local working man?s club days. Paving the way, although modestly for Paul Heaton?s re emerge in 1988 as the front man of The Beautiful South. This album is, however, lacking in no connection whatsoever for the future successful career of DJ Norman Cook.

Taking on board the political stance of The Style Council, The Housemartins slotted into the genre of ?mod pop out spoken – ness? with great ease. These four young lads were the innovators of Brit Pop and marked a turning point in the way British bands were represented. This hadn?t been achieved with such esteem since the invasion of Mersey Beat in the early sixties.

Proud of their Northern roots, they claimed themselves as the forth best band to come from Hull, hence the title of their album; London 0 Hull 4. The only other band, perhaps known to us drippy Southerners from Hull was Everything But The Girl. Worming it?s proud way to number three in the album chart in June 1986, it sat through the summer in the top ten and on our record decks and had proved to be a shift in genre in the music scene of that time. Where other opinionated bands of the mid eighties swung graciously towards New Romanticism, The Housemartins chose to bring their Northern brashness south rather than be allowed to be coated in London?s finest commercialistic gloss.

These lads, namely, Paul Heaton, Norman Cook, Stan Cullimore and Hugh Whitaker spread their mod like poses across the back cover of their album, tinged in a green hue. Like spotty, giggling youths let out on a Friday night, they appear, visually immature and mouthy. Perhaps more being at home with an Airfix kit in their hands was more their style than making a good record. We are, then, pleasantly surprised at their tight harmonies, clever production and talented song writing capabilities marked in this album.

With feet firmly fixed together, we happily shake our knees this way and that to this first, ?catchy personified? track which has been since set in stone as a theme from the decade other genres forgot. ?Happy Hour,? for those who don?t know, should speak for itself. It?s jangly guitars and racy drums create a smoke filled, Northern high street pub scene on a Saturday night are coolly dissolved by Heaton?s soulful, and almost angelic voice. A fast, jumpy record that was released as a single in May 1986 and also made it to number three. A feat that very few new bands achieved in those days. Still, in the same vein, we are introduced to ?Get Up Off Our Knees,? which it predominant in it?s piano theme. Still the same strong lead is taken by Heaton whilst the other three provide harmonised cries. A stronger political thread appears from now on. It is a immense indication of the real spirit that was the band. It is obvious to see how the shallow mindedness of ?Happy Hour? became such a great hit. It was a song with a narrow subject which didn?t need an audience to think about it.

The sullen, sobering ?Flag Day,? perhaps sounds more of a strong musical number to end a mediocre student written play. The Housemartins do show us how they had learnt, so far, to use their own voices as the backbone of a track. Obviously a performance such as this appealed to them, hence the future single cover ?Caravan Of Love.? A definite resemblance to this single can be heard in ?Flag Day.? It was released as a single in February 1987, but failed to make any impression.

Reflecting back to the new wave sound of the late seventies, this eighties band complete the first set of tracks here with a modish, jumpy number with fast lyrics and a chorus of all four flitting from the bottom of one octave to the top. ?Anxious,? is certainly a descriptive word that could be used for describing this track. It still holds the same catchiness as ?Happy Hour,? but somehow appears to be a better fusion of both voices and music that previously heard. However, on a flattening note, ?Reverends Revenge,? is a short piece that can only be described as a reflection of ?Happy Hour,? and also completely instrumental. It is a cute interlude within this album, although it will not stimulate any sense of the listener. Again,. The audience will be a touch disappointed with ?Sitting On A Fence,? as it also clings onto the theme of ?Happy Hour,? a little too close, structurally.

Utilising their firmly established juddering timing of short bursts of guitar notes and soothing vocals, we embrace this album now like an old school friend. It may be seen as repetitive in each track, yet each song seems to offer something different from the next. ?Sheep,? may be an unimaginative title yet this track is still holding a joyful theme. A touch of guitar solo featured in this track offers the listener another talent of this band it its primitive stages. Short in its length, we find these tracks inoffensive and delightful. In the same vein again, ?Over There? feels like, as most of these songs, another extension of ?Happy Hour.? For those who adored the uniqueness of this particular track, will be delighted with this track. For the others who wish to strive for unfamiliar territory, please look elsewhere.

?Think For A Minute,? is a slower paced song that builds a sturdy base for Heaton?s light, echoed vocal. A touch of the dreamy, mysterious side can be felt through the motion of this song. This track was the second best single release for the band. Sitting fairly pretty at number eighteen in September 1986, it appears to us now, that at the time, this band couldn?t wait to get the album, with it?s singles, over and done with as quickly as possible. This particular track is the most thoughtful of the album. It shows us the slightly serious side of the band and perhaps is the best feature when expressing the future impressions offered through Heaton?s, The Beautiful South.

It isn?t long before we are subjected to the light air in ?We?re Not Deep,? which is yet another branch off ?Happy Hour.? Filled with ?arrh?s and shuddering ?bab bab ba?s,? for it?s chorus. We are transfixed by the abruptness of this tracks and their strong drift towards that depressing unemployed feeling. Perhaps we should feel lifted somewhat with ?Lean On Me,? and it?s gospel like piano ridden anthem. It is a stage set for the thoughtful, deep filled apple pie lyrics. Heaton takes his position here to stand alone and give the track his tonsil threatening best performance. Bluesy tinkles of the piano send this rolling song into heights not yet experienced by the common or garden Housemartin listener. It shows us another side of this band who kept on giving us their unique brand of song pen ship.

?Freedom,? jumps into a chanting anthem with just a hint of ?Happy Hours.? Thumping and jolly, the mood has been lifted back into pint spilling mode and this makes us glad to have bought the album, although listening to it now, it appears, like all the best past albums, dated and a touch dusty. We are surprised to hear a rumbling, slightly heavy guitar which, naturally doesn?t fit with their Dad?s chunky cardigans.

Since the making of this album, we perhaps, in hindsight, didn?t need to be exposed anymore to the ?Happy Hour? variations that this album brought to us. Yet, we still scanned the record shop shelves for the next instalment which was to come in the form of ?The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death,? in September 1987, which gave us the political edge we had been looking for. Knowing that there was more to the lives of The Housemartins, we felt strained, experimentally with London 0 Hull 4. It was certainly the safety net that the band had wanted as a first album; use the best track and use it to death is an many ways possible. This was what happened here, but it is with the better albums and The Beautiful South , with all it?s working class glory and socialist issues, to come, along with the mixings of Norman ?Fatboy Slim? Cook, that makes us appreciate this album a lot better now, that when it was first with us.

The band split in 1988.

Paul Heaton – Vocals
Stan Cullimore – Guitar and vocals
Hugh Whitaker – Drums and vocals
Norman Cook – Bass and vocals.

Produced by John Williams
Go! Discs. 1986.
Bought on vinyl at a record fair, Sussex, two pounds.
Available of CD in all record shops for around the five pound mark.

?Michelle Duffy (sam1942 on dooyoo & Ciao) 2006

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