Question by Alex M: Can i please have some Resume advice?
I’m fed up with retail….Aside from retail management am I qualified for anything else? I want to start looking for a new job but I don’t know if I would qualify for anything beyond retail =\ Any advice would be awesome!

Resume
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Objective
To apply my knowledge and skills in a manner that will enhance the work environment of which I will be a part.

Education
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Bachelor of the Arts in History; Minor in Anthropology May of 2008 GPA 3.0

Experience

Kmart, of
June 2008 – Present
Assistant Store Manager
Responsible for daily store operational functions
Part of a management team responsible for the leadership of over one hundred employees
Created several initiatives for our store which helped our mystery shop scores improve dramatically

The Home Depot, of – Part-Time
December 2005 – August 2006
Supervisor
An affiliate of the management team ; responsible for daily store operations and reconciled customer concerns and employee relations
Assisted customers with questions about credit card and loan products for home improvement
Ensured 100% Customer Satisfaction by providing excellent customer service

Regal Cinemas, of – Internship
September 2005 – December 2005
Associate Manager
Performed various retail tasks: placing orders, assembling displays, assisting customers with their needs, and instituting a high level of customer satisfaction
Worked with daily store finances, reports, and bank deposits
Member of the transition team responsible for the development of an innovative program to move the company into a new phase

Lowe’s Home Improvement, of – Part-Time
May 2004 – January 2005
Head Cashier
Supervised the work of cashiers on duty
Assisted managers with cash pulls of excess cash from registers
Worked at the Customer Service Desk, helping customers with an array of questions and problems including opening credit cards, placing special orders, and discussing financial aspects of their purchases

Skills
Excellent oral and verbal communication; Fluency in Spanish
Well structured time management and ability to multitask; Effective leadership qualities
Experience in MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point) with Macs & PC’s

Organizations
Phi Sigma Kappa National Fraternity; Treasurer 2007-2008
Feed the Children 2005-2008
Habitat for Humanity 2005-2008

Best answer:

Answer by Christine
Well what was it you had in mind for a career when you chose a history major/ anthropology minor?

I would think being a part of Feed the children and Habitat for Humanity could get you into some sort of other field (along with your BA).
I would inflate that part of your resume and possibly cut back elsewhere.

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Question by hostnews_com: What are some profitable affiliate programs I could join?
I used to make a lot of money through the web selling advertising in web hosting – like $ 35k a year, but now I’m unable to find a way to make a single buck. The hosting market is now so congested, what industries do you think are profitable in terms of affiliate programs?
I’m already a member of all the big networks CJ.com, LinkShare, Azoogle, I’m mainly looking for specific products now too. Thanks !

Best answer:

Answer by miss world
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http://i-wish-i-had.official.ws

http://urlcut.com/go2checkout

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Question by narutogirl: is this some kind of hacking or a joke??help?
i was just checking my emails as a regular person would do when bored when i read this…i will paste this here word for word, and please help tell me the truth
From:
Toyota Promotion Award

Toyota Promotion Award
Customer Service Department
Affiliate of Toyota Branch China.
28 Tanfield Road Tiaxiu lio Beijing China

PRIZE AWARD NOTIFICATION

DEAR WINNER

We are pleased to inform you of the announcement made today, You are among the winners of the TOYOTA CAR INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION PROGRAM Participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from 2,500,000 email addresses of individuals and companies from all
part of the world as part of our electronic business Promotions Program.

As a result of your visiting various websites we are running the E-business promotions for. You/Your Company email address, attached to ticket number 719-226-1319, with serial number 902-66 drew the lucky numbers 05,12,30,11,17,43 and Bonus number 10 , Your INSURANCE Number: FLS433/ 453L/GMSA and consequently you won in the Second Category of the TOYOTA FORTUNE LOTTO DRAW.

You have therefore been approved for the payment of the sum of US$ 500,000, 00 in cash, including a Toyota car which is the winning present /amount for the Second category winners.

This is from the total prize money of US$ 12,650,000.00 shared among the international

winners in the Second category.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Please be informed that your won fund of the sum of US$ 500,000.00 is now with the payee center. Contact our agent and give them your full names so that they will re-insure your winning fund under your full names. Together with the port where your winning car should be shipped.

To begin your claim, please call our payment centre or send email immediately to:-

China Citic Bank
TELEX TRANSFER SECTION
41 Xianghu Road, Guangdong Province
Peoples Republic of China
Contact: Dr. Yang Lou
EMAIL: awardpaymentfiles@126.com
TEL: +861 3423 1638 52
TEL: +861 3423 1635 75

NOTE: In order to avoid unnecessary delays and complications, please remember to quote your reference and batch numbers and other information provided above and below in every one of your correspondences to our payment centre.Congratulations” once again from all our staff and thank you for being part of our

promotions program.

Sincerely,
Mrs Joy Sue
Online coordinator
Toyota Promotion Award Team.
www.toyota.com.cn

and i think a genuine email wouldn’t write ‘center’ wrong, right??
please help and if it is true i will give u some money ….well i suppose it is not true so i will just give you the 10 pointer for answering sincerely…thankz
ya it seems like spam, wish it wasn’t, and yes i know it is made in japan…and i guess this is phishing or piracy..i forgot which..anyway if only it was true v__v
but they only asked 4 a name..like how would they actually gain anything by that if it was spaming

Best answer:

Answer by Platinum D
It’s called spam

How long have you been on the internet?

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Question by Kell: Just starting out in Affiliate Marketing, can anyone give some beginners advice (not just links?
I have opened an account with ClickBank and I have downloaded the Affiliate Masters Course e-book as well as the SiteSell e-book. I am just looking for some helpful advice on how to get started and some tips on how to be successful with it.

I am not looking for any links on affiliate marketing–I’ve seen just about all of them. But if you have your own website or blog as an affiliate marketer, I would love to take a look at it to see first hand what it looks like.

I know that to be successful with this you have to put in a lot of time–this I have, I do not work or go to school, and I really want to be successful with this.

If anyone considers themself a mentor in this field, I would really appreciate your help!!!! Thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by Draper
Hi Kell – welcome to the world of affiliate marketing!

I spent many years doing affiliate marketing poorly so I’ll share some of my experiences.

(1.) Be sure you have a PROFESSIONAL looking website. I have a website sitting at http://www.xspirulina.com that I paid someone in Serbia $ 50 to do. The purpose of the site was to see if the product would sell and at what price. Well, about 50% of the people who got to the first page left. Why? I don’t know for sure but my guess is because it looks like I paid $ 50 for it.

(2.) Do some research on SEO or pay someone to do it. This is worth GOLD. If no one can find your site then you’re not going to sell any items.

(3.) Have a good understanding of Adwords before diving in. I spent a fortune on Adwords when I first started without much to show for it. Why? Because I had a rosey outlook for things like conversion rates.

(4.) Know that very few people make a fortune at this. If you work hard and long — 5 or 6 hours a week for a full year — you’ll start to see returns. I’m an affiliate with Overstock.com and my website http://www.eHalfOff.com (or the redesign I’m working on at http://www.eHalfOff.com/online-shopping) makes about $ 0.04 per visitor I bring to my site. I hope to double or triple that with my redesign.

(5.) Know how people are finding you. It took me the better part of a year to achieve a high ranking for the phrase: discount shopping for eHalfOff.com. Most of my customers find me using this phrase. However, in the past 90 days, customers have found my site using over 500 different keywords and phrases. I use this data to help me determine which words and phrases to target next. You never know when you’ll stumble across a word or phrase that works well.

Good luck to you!

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Question by portlandsauto: what are some best online affiliate programs?
im looking for some good affiliate programs that have ads about autos, auto insurance, finance and other similar stuff.

it has to be honest with good pay. any suggestions?

preferbly so they offer banner ads and good tracking.

thanks in advance

Best answer:

Answer by Ryan
Check this out man…

http://www.squidoo.com/legitworkathomejob

Hope my site helps!

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