QI work for a NPO ( Non Profit Organization ) my position is CTO. My boss who is the COO is a Non-IT person and has no knowledge whatsoever of IT.Since we don't have much money to spend and neither in IT, I propose him 2 weeks ago, to trade the services from a turn-key sw development company. They give us 2 programmers and in exchange we give them a tax free receipt for a 6 month duration.At first, he was eager to do it, because with those 2 resources, we could develop several apps that have been in a hold status for a couple years, and really are needed in the organization.Until today, a few hours ago, where he told me that he was scared, because if we do that, all the knowledge from our organization would be in other persons and the outsourcing would be a real bad idea.So, my question is, how do you IT Sales people convince your potential customers, to acquire your outsourcing services with the example I just gave you? What are your arguments?

QI am a small business owner in the real estate brokerage field. I have watched several webinars and such promoting small business owners' use of interns to help grow their business in areas such as research, direct sales, web development, SEO, marketing research, business automation, and so much more. I have seen a lot of stories of people pulling off a good internship program within their offices - but all were larger operators than I. We own several properties, do property management, have a full service real estate brokerage, offer discount brokerage services, property preservation (for bank-owned homes), do a lot of property valuations (Broker Price Opinions), and list a lot of foreclosures from government entities and several natioanl mortgage loan servicers. Recruiting has been very difficult since we are so busy all the time - finding a good staff person is hard to do - and when I do I can't help but feel like I put too much on their plate... and its short lived.I tend to work 14 hours a day and would like to cut it back a bit - I do a lot of the marketing, media, and print design work - especially online marketingn and social media updates in the evenings and after hours... I do a lot of file auditing and book keeping in these late hours too... According to a few people who are trying to selll how-to books and forms - they have had a lot of success getting connections with various vocational and state colleges around the country that will offer their student various unpaid and paid internship positions - virtually...Anyone have any experience with this? Pitfalls? Success stories? There is no shortage of work to be done here - and I'd love to be able to teach some of the things we do here as investors and real estate marketing professionals to the next generation - and learn from them some of the newer emerging stategies and technologies as well...Ideas? Legal concerns? Process to work with college staff? What do I need to know to be successful at offering up an internship position?

Qin december 2003, Boeing announced it would go ahead with the development of its latest commercial jetliner, the 7E7, which Boeing will position against Airbus's popular A330 aircraft. The "E" in the Boeing 7E7 stands for 'efficient.' By making extensive use of new composite and engine technology, Boeing hopes to reduce the aircraft's operating costs by as much as 20 percent compared to a traditional design. If it is successful, this will make the plane a potent competitor against the best-selling A330. however, the 7E7, now renamed the 787, is a risky project for Boeing. The aircraft will cost about $7 billion to develop, according to industry estimates, and demand is uncertain. To share the costs and risks of development Boeing has taken on several partners who will help to design and build the 787. Most important among these are a trio of three Japanese companies, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and Fuji Heavy Industries. Collectively, these three companies will probably build as much as 35 percent of the 787 by value, including parts of the fuselage, wings, and landing gear. They will ship the finished components to everett, Washington, for final assembly. These three companies are longtime Boeing partners. They contributed about 21 percent by value to Boeing's last new jetliner, the Boeing 777. Although there has been a long history of development subsidies in the commercial aerospace industry, a 1992 agreement between Boeing and Airbus limits the state aid either company can get from their respective governments. Airbus, now a private company, is limited to repayable launch aid that must not exceed one-third of the development costs of a new aircraft. The launch aid has to be repaid only if aircraft sales are high enough for Airbus to turn a profit on the investment in a new plane. As for Boeing, indirect aid from U.S. government agencies such as R&D contracts from the Pentagon and NASA are capped at 4 percent of its total revenues. It is unclear if the 1992 agreement extends to other parties in the projects. The Japenese Aircraft Development Corporation, an association of Japanese aircraft makers, has asked the Japanese government for help with the 787 project. The country's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry has submitted a budget request that would make the 787 a "national project. Newspaper reports put the request at about $1.5 billion. Upon hearing this, Airbus officials were quick to claim that the arrangement could violate several international agreements, including a 1994 WTO prohibition against subsidies that can harm competitors. Behind the scenes, Airbus executives started to urge the European Union to look at the issue and possibly file a case on their behalf. They also noted that Boeing received aid from the states of Washington and Kansas, where its factories are located, and that also constitutes an unfair subsidy that was outside the scope of the 1992 agreement. In mid-2004, the issue became even more contentious when the u.s. government demanded an end to airbus's launch aid. airbus had already been granted lans of 3.7 billion to develop its latest aircraft, the A380 super-jumbo, but what really got attention in america were signs from airbus that it would also build a direct competitor to the 787, the A350, and ask for launch aid to help cover the development costs of that plane. Estimates suggested the lunch aid for the A350 could total $1.3 billion. furthermore, in 2004 airbus surpassed boeing in global market share. American officials felt that given the strength of the company, subsidies were no longer appropriate. In late 2004, the EU and U.S. government entered into negotiations to try to resolve the dispute, but talks ended in March 2005 with no agreement. The dispute now goes to the World Trade Organization, which must rule on the legality of the various subsidies. Meanwhile, Boeing is starting to pile up orders for the 787, and industry observers speculate that the longer launch aid for an airbus competitor is stalled in legal limbo, the less likely Airbus will be to go ahead with the plane.

Q*I did not do this research1980 - 1984 Obama: B.A. in political science with a specialization in international relations from Columbia University.Palin: Wasilla High School, captain of the state-champion basketball team. Miss Wasilla, runner-up in the Miss Alaska pageant, also Miss Congeniality, although that is now disputed. 1985 - 1990 Obama: moved to Chicago; became a community organizer as director of the Developing Communities Project (DCP), a church-based community organization on Chicago's far South Side. During his three years as the DCP's director, its staff grew from 1 to 13 and its annual budget grew from $70,000 to $400,000, with accomplishments including helping set up a job training program, a college preparatory tutoring program, and a tenants' rights organization.Moved to Boston to attend Harvard Law School. Selected as an editor and then elected president of the Harvard Law Review, a full-time volunteer position functioning as editor-in-chief and supervising the law review's staff of 80 editors.Palin: Bachelor of Science degree in communications-journalism, with a minor in political science from the University of Idaho. Brief stint as a sports reporter for local Anchorage television stations; left to join her husband in commercial fishing. 1991 - 1995 Obama: graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law School; received contract and advance to write a book ("Dreams from my Father") as well as a fellowship at the University of Chicago Law School. Directed the Illinois Project Vote from April to October 1992, a voter registration drive with a staff of 10 and 700 volunteers that achieved its goal of registering 150,000 of 400,000 unregistered African Americans in the state, leading Crain's Chicago Business to name Obama to its 1993 list of "40 under Forty" powers to be. Appointed as a Lecturer in constitutional law at the University of Chicago. Joined Davis, Miner, Barnhill & Galland, a 12-attorney law firm specializing in civil rights litigation and neighborhood economic development. Active in several community organizations, usually as a board member.Palin: member of the Alasaka Independence Party which advocates "Alaska First". Elected to Wasilla city council.1996 - 2000 Obama: promoted to Senior Lecturer in constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School. Elected to the Illinois Senate. Sponsored more than 800 bills. In 2000, lost a Democratic primary run for the U.S. House of Representatives to four-term incumbent Bobby Rush by a margin of two to one.Palin: elected as mayor of Wasilla (population 5,470), defeating the incumbent by a total of 616 votes to 413. Town budget, $8 million (3 millionths of the Federal budget), approximately 100 employees. Reduced property taxes but increased sales taxes. Fired the Wasilla police chief, citing a failure to support her administration. (He then sued Palin on the grounds that he was fired because he supported the campaign of Palin's opponent, but his suit was dismissed when the judge ruled that Palin had the right under state law to fire city employees, even for political reasons.) Hired a DC lobbyist to bring $27 million in earmarks to the city. Wasilla had zero debt when she entered office but she left it with indebtedness of over $22 million, including $15 million-plus for construction of a hockey center which was built on a piece of property that the city didn’t even have clear title to, a matter that is still in litigation. Attempted to ban books from the city library. 2001 - 2004 Obama: reelected in 2002 and became chairman of the Illinois Senate's Health and Human Services Committee. Publicly spoke out against the invasion of Iraq BEFORE the congressional authorization in 2002, and then again before the actual invasion in 2003.Wrote and delivered the keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.November 2004: elected to the US Senate, receiving over 3.5 million votes, more than 70% of total.Palin: elected president of the Alaska Conference of Mayors. Unsuccessful bid for lieutenant governor, coming in second in a five-way race in the Republican primary, receiving 19,000 votes. Appointed to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, served as chairman from 2003 to 2004 and also served as Ethics Supervisor. Resigned in protest over the "lack of ethics" of fellow Republican members. Exposed the state Republican Party's chairman, Randy Ruedrich, for doing party work on public time and working closely with a company he was supposed to be regulating. Director of Ted Stevens' 527 group. 2005 to present Obama: Sworn in as the fifth-ever African-American U.S. senator. Worked with Republican Senator Lugar to author and implement a program to locate and dismantle stray Russian WMD's. Designated by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid as the party's point man on ethics. Worked with Russ Feingold to pass a major ethics/lobbying reform bill. Cosponsored, wcontinuation: Cosponsored, with John McCain, the Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act. Called for increased fuel efficiency standards (3 percent every year for 15 years). Assignments on the Senate Committees for Foreign Relations, Veterans' Affairs, and Homeland Security. Chairman of the Senate's subcommittee on European Affairs. As a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, made official trips to Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa. Waged a tremendous battle to become the Democratic presidential nominee. Currently manages 2,500 campaign employees and a budget of $40-$50 million/month.Palin: 2005: board member, Valley Hospital Association, which runs the Mat-Su Regional Medical Center in Wasilla.Became youngest and first female Governor of Alaska, taking office in December, 2006. Received 114,600 votes. The population of Alaska is 683,478 and more than 50% of the state budget comes from oil revenues, not taxes as in other states.continuation: Gross State Product: $44 billion (including the oil revenue). Ranking 45 of 50. Auctioned off the Governor's jet on eBay. Took on fellow-Republican Senator Ted Stevens to come clean about the federal investigation into his financial dealings. Promoted oil and natural gas resource development in Alaska. Helped pass a tax increase on oil company profits. Formed a sub-cabinet group of advisers to address climate change but does not accept that it is man-made. Objected to listing polar bears as an endangered species because it might hurt oil and gas development in the bears' habitat. Was for the bridge to nowhere before she was against it. However, Alaska kept the federal money. Denied her daughter was pregnant before she confirmed it. Supported abstinence-only education.Currently under a bipartisan investigation for abuse of power for dismissing Alaska's Public Safety Commissioner.continuation: Commander-in-Chief of the Alaska National Guard, but has played no role in national defense activities, even when they involve the Alaska National Guard. (The entire operation is under federal control, and the governor is not briefed on situations.)Obtained her first passport in 2007 to perform visits to the Alaska National Guard in Kuwait and Germany. (Foreign experience so limited that a stopover in Ireland listed on her resume.)Let me tell you what I got from this:Obama is NOT inexperienced. He has done a LOT and has shown a lot of potential. I posted this because of republicans thinking Palin had the same amount of experience as Obama. They are blatantly wrong.IF YOU DIDNT READ THE INFORMATION KINDLY SHUT YOUR MOUTH. IF YOU ARE HONESTLY SO BLIND AS TO NOT SEE THE SITUATION THEN YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO EVEN ATTEMPT TO DEBATE ANYTHING, EVER. I AM TYPING IN CAPS TO GET YOUR ATTENTION SINCE YOUR TOO LAZY TO READ ANYTHING ELSE.Honestly guys, executive experience doesn't mean jack shit, especially less than 2 years of it. I'm getting a little tired of that point.

QMy resume is currently on hotjobs.com and has been viewed several time but no one has contaced me. Please read over and tell me what i could do to make it better.......All contructive critisism welcome.Experience________________________________________ Netel/Agent Relations November 2003 - December 2006Account Manager/Commissions Support Miami, FL Began working for Netel in November of 2003 as a Customer Service/Sales Representative. While going above and beyond for our clients, upper management took notice and in April of 2004 promoted me to Trainer and Quality Assurance Monitor over our top producing project "Tel3Advantage.com". Responsibilities consisted of training between 18-25 new customer service/sales representatives every two weeks for one quarter. Monitor, record and give daily feedback to all representative on my team. Developed call scripts for both our outbound and inbound projects. Assisted the Quality Assurance Supervisor with creating and updating training packets for both Customer Service and Sales Departments. During my position as a Trainer/QA, Upper Management again took notice at my leadership skills and excellent job performance and in February of 2005 I was promoted to The Agent Relations Department as the Account Manager and Commissions Support of all Projects. This position allowed me to oversee our Agent Program in addition to assisting with the day-to-day marketing and development of our Advantage Programs and all Affiliate Projects. Responsibilities also included but not limited to; •Conferring with department heads in order to discuss possible new accounts and to outline new policies and sales promotion campaigns. •Monitored and analyzed sales promotion results to determine cost effectiveness of promotion campaign. •Structured and maintained a daily and monthly record of revenue of all private label projects •Trained our Agents via conference calls on how to market online and offline. •Reviewed reports and records of activities of our agent to ensure progress was being accomplished toward specified program objectives. •Compiled commission and entered data computed processed and paid out commissions earned weekly. •Reviewed commissions, computed and reconciled errors to ensure accuracy of commission payout. AT&T Winback Program/Technion Communication Corp June 2002 - October 2004AT&T Sales Representative Tamarac, FL Called past AT&T customers and provided in depth on why they should return by offering a better long distance plan or a great incentive from AT&T. In addition, handled a high call volume of incoming calls from customers wanting to start a new local/long distance service or switch their existing service to AT&T. Analyzed credit information in order to determine risk of new customer and current customer calling in to switch or upgrade without an incentive code. American Express September 2001 - April 2002Credit Analyst Plantation, FL Analyzed the spending and payment habits according to account holder’s tenure with American Express. Conducted over 300 calls per day (inbound/outbound) to investigate complaints, verify accuracy of charges, and to correct errors in accounts. Entered codes for computer program in order to generate ratios for use in evaluating card holder’s financial status. Made informed decisions on whether to increase or decrease a card holders spending limit based on factors such as income growth/verification, payment history, and credit score. Offered advice and collected promises of payment on card holders with a history of late payments, consistent delinquency or always out of pattern. Precision Response Corp November 1999 - September 2001Account Support Rep Miami Lakes, FL Provisioned AT&T Long Distance plans for new account holders. Reviewed delinquent account records to determine which customers will be contacted for collection of overdue accounts. Placed outbound call to existing customers and attempted to collect a payment or set up a payment plan for the past mount due. Updated any additional information needed. Kept record of collections and status of accounts. Education________________________________________ Miami Jackson Senior High June 1995High School High School Education Miami, FL Objective________________________________________ •TRAINER •ACCOUNT MANAGER •ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT •SALES/CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER •QUALITY ASSURANCE MONITOR •FACILITATOR Highlights________________________________________ •Expert in working in a Customer Service/Sales call center environment with over 8 years hands-on experience and 2 years of training, monitoring and Senior Representative job duties. •Proficient in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel •Skilled at organizing complex projects, defining project priorities, and delegating tasks. •Possess excellent strong time management, organization and presentation skills.

QIm not sure what this is... my teacher gave me a bunch of text and wants me to get in theyre linux box whatever that means... heres an example?Take the following text and figure out a way to get it to our linux box (hint: emailing to your unix account on our server is an easy way)Use VI to replace the following words in the text:"Bill Gates" with "Mr. Noodles","Gates" with "Noodles","Paul Allen" or "Allen" as "The Other Guy","Altair" as "WTF","Apple" as "The Prodigal Son","Tandy" as "Who?"and "Microsoft" as "Blue Screen of Death""Bill Gates was born in Seattle in 1955, the second of three children in a well-to-do family. His father, William H. Gates II, was a lawyer, while his mother, Mary Gates, was a teacher, a regent of the University of Washington, and member of several corporate boards. Gates was first exposed to computers at school in the late 1960s with his friend Paul Allen, the son of two Seattle librarians. By the time Gates was 14, the two friends were writing and testing computer programs for fun and profit. In 1972 they established their first company, Traf-O-Data, which sold a rudimentary computer that recorded and analyzed traffic data. Allen went on to study computer science at the University of Washington and then dropped out to work at Honeywell, while Gates enrolled at Harvard. Inspired in 1975 by an issue of Popular Electronics that showed the new Altair microcomputer kit just released by MITS Computer, Gates and Allen wrote a version of BASIC for the machine. Later that year Gates left college to work full time developing programming languages for the Altair, and he and Allen relocated to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to be near MITS Computer, where Allen took a position as director of software development. Gates and Allen named their partnership Micro-soft. Their revenues for 1975 totaled $16,000. A year later, Gates published "An Open Letter to Hobbyists" in the Altair newsletter, in which he enjoined users to avoid illegally copied software. Arguing that software piracy prevented "good software from being written," Gates wrote prophetically, "Nothing would please me more than being able to hire ten programmers and deluge the hobby market with good software." In November 1976 Allen left MITS to devote his full attention to Microsoft, and the company's tradename was registered. In 1977 Apple and Radio Shack licensed Microsoft BASIC for their Apple II and Tandy computers, with the Apple license going for a flat fee of $21,000. As Apple sold a million machines complete with BASIC, Microsoft's unit revenues dropped to two cents a copy. That same year Microsoft released its second programming language, Microsoft FORTRAN, which was followed in 1978 by a version of COBOL. Both were written for the CP/M operating system, one of many available in the rapidly expanding but still unstandardized microcomputer market. As CP/M was adopted by computer manufacturers including Sirius, Zenith, and Sharp, Microsoft became the leading distributor for microcomputer languages. By the end of 1978 Microsoft had 13 employees, a sales subsidiary in Japan, and $1 million in revenues. The following year Gates and Allen moved the company to Bellevue, Washington."Note: This assignment, by no means, is a slam to Microsoft - without whom, I would not be able to pay my bills. Points/Due Date This assignment is worth 15 points - please submit it to Angel (Angel->Lessons->Wee3->DropBox:Assignment4 - The VI Editor) by Monday July 5th, 11:59pm. There will be a 30point quiz on VI commands open next Tuesday, July 6th.My question isn't do my homework for me please? its what exactly am I suppose to do, like take those words he has given me and replace them in the editor with the long essay or what?

QIntroduction to LINUX - this is the assignment, what does he mean the linux box? Does he want me to just copy and paste the text into the VI editor or what? Take the following text and figure out a way to get it to our linux box (hint: emailing to your unix account on our server is an easy way)Use VI to replace the following words in the text:"Bill Gates" with "Mr. Noodles","Gates" with "Noodles","Paul Allen" or "Allen" as "The Other Guy","Altair" as "WTF","Apple" as "The Prodigal Son","Tandy" as "Who?"and "Microsoft" as "Blue Screen of Death""Bill Gates was born in Seattle in 1955, the second of three children in a well-to-do family. His father, William H. Gates II, was a lawyer, while his mother, Mary Gates, was a teacher, a regent of the University of Washington, and member of several corporate boards. Gates was first exposed to computers at school in the late 1960s with his friend Paul Allen, the son of two Seattle librarians. By the time Gates was 14, the two friends were writing and testing computer programs for fun and profit. In 1972 they established their first company, Traf-O-Data, which sold a rudimentary computer that recorded and analyzed traffic data. Allen went on to study computer science at the University of Washington and then dropped out to work at Honeywell, while Gates enrolled at Harvard. Inspired in 1975 by an issue of Popular Electronics that showed the new Altair microcomputer kit just released by MITS Computer, Gates and Allen wrote a version of BASIC for the machine. Later that year Gates left college to work full time developing programming languages for the Altair, and he and Allen relocated to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to be near MITS Computer, where Allen took a position as director of software development. Gates and Allen named their partnership Micro-soft. Their revenues for 1975 totaled $16,000. A year later, Gates published "An Open Letter to Hobbyists" in the Altair newsletter, in which he enjoined users to avoid illegally copied software. Arguing that software piracy prevented "good software from being written," Gates wrote prophetically, "Nothing would please me more than being able to hire ten programmers and deluge the hobby market with good software." In November 1976 Allen left MITS to devote his full attention to Microsoft, and the company's tradename was registered. In 1977 Apple and Radio Shack licensed Microsoft BASIC for their Apple II and Tandy computers, with the Apple license going for a flat fee of $21,000. As Apple sold a million machines complete with BASIC, Microsoft's unit revenues dropped to two cents a copy. That same year Microsoft released its second programming language, Microsoft FORTRAN, which was followed in 1978 by a version of COBOL. Both were written for the CP/M operating system, one of many available in the rapidly expanding but still unstandardized microcomputer market. As CP/M was adopted by computer manufacturers including Sirius, Zenith, and Sharp, Microsoft became the leading distributor for microcomputer languages. By the end of 1978 Microsoft had 13 employees, a sales subsidiary in Japan, and $1 million in revenues. The following year Gates and Allen moved the company to Bellevue, Washington."Note: This assignment, by no means, is a slam to Microsoft - without whom, I would not be able to pay my bills. Points/Due Date This assignment is worth 15 points - please submit it to Angel (Angel->Lessons->Wee3->DropBox:Assignment4 - The VI Editor) by Monday July 5th, 11:59pm. There will be a 30point quiz on VI commands open next Tuesday, July 6th.My university allows putty to login in to theyre server... once Im logged in then what do I do?

QI had worked at a store in sales and have been actively looking for a new job for a year. I had a second interview with a new company for a job I'm very interested in (more of an administration position which is where my training is). Yesterday, several hours after the interview, my current boss told me I was being terminated for not making minimum sales goals (which was not a surprise). Should I call the prospective employer to let them know the new development? I'm thinking that I should, so I can spin this in my favor (and also let them know I could start immediately). I know that my bosses would give me a good reference, but fired is still fired.

QI am fresh out of college with hardly any experience so I really want to create a superb resume. All input (good and bad) is greatly appreciated. Names and locations have been changed for privacy protection.JANE DOE123 Sesame StreetSomewhere, CA 12345123-456-7890username@college.edu OBJECTIVE A position in human relations utilizing strong interpersonal, writing, and research skills EDUCATION Somewhere University Somewhere, CABachelor of Science in Psychology 2005-2009 Research MethodsDesigned empirical studies, conducted original research on various topics such as depression and suicide, alcohol abuse and obesity, performed measurement and data analysis in experimental and non-experimental research, communicated results in verbal and written format. Psychological Counseling: Theories and ApplicationsExplored psychological counseling theories and applications, analyzed ethical considerations in counseling relationships, increased communication skills, examined attitude modification, simulation and role-playing, exercised operant and self-management methods. EMPLOYMENT Acme Retail Store Somewhere, CAAssociate Cashier, Sales AssociateAssisted customers in locating products, operated computerized cash register, handled large sums of cash, stocked shelves, and monitored store inventory. EMPLOYMENT Somewhere UniversityScribe Somewhere, CA03/2009-05/2009 Note-taker for Disabled StudentTyped comprehensive notes on behalf of the student, reviewed and prepared notes, modified material and format to suit the student’s needs, typed research papers, and ensured requirements of the student were adequately met. EXPERIENCE Parent volunteer at Some School, chaperoned school dances, participated in Christmas Blowout, chaperoned several field trips, assisted students with transitions, and specific activities as directed by the teacher. EXPERIENCE Sunday School Teacher at Baptist Church, active member, five years, nursery and preschool care giver, produced weekly lesson plans using criteria specific to age as well as physical and mental development, organized activities to enrich learning experiences in a structured and nurturing environment. REFERENCES Available upon request

QI am fresh out of college with hardly any experience so I really want to create a superb resume. All input (good and bad) is greatly appreciated.Names and locations have been changed for privacy protection.JANE DOE123 Sesame StreetSomewhere, CA 12345123-456-7890username@college.eduOBJECTIVE A position in human relations utilizing strong interpersonal, writing, and research skillsEDUCATION Somewhere University Somewhere, CABachelor of Science in Psychology 2005-2009Research MethodsDesigned empirical studies, conducted original research on various topics such as depression and suicide, alcohol abuse and obesity, performed measurement and data analysis in experimental and non-experimental research, communicated results in verbal and written format.Psychological Counseling: Theories and ApplicationsExplored psychological counseling theories and applications, analyzed ethical considerations in counseling relationships, increased communication skills, examined attitude modification, simulation and role-playing, exercised operant and self-management methods.EMPLOYMENT Acme Retail Store Somewhere, CAAssociateCashier, Sales AssociateAssisted customers in locating products, operated computerized cash register, handled large sums of cash, stocked shelves, and monitored store inventory.EMPLOYMENT Somewhere UniversityScribe Somewhere, CA03/2009-05/2009Note-taker for Disabled StudentTyped comprehensive notes on behalf of the student, reviewed and prepared notes, modified material and format to suit the student’s needs, typed research papers, and ensured requirements of the student were adequately met.EXPERIENCE Parent volunteer at Some School, chaperoned school dances, participated in Christmas Blowout, chaperoned several field trips, assisted students with transitions, and specific activities as directed by the teacher.EXPERIENCE Sunday School Teacher at Baptist Church, active member, five years, nursery and preschool care giver, produced weekly lesson plans using criteria specific to age as well as physical and mental development, organized activities to enrich learning experiences in a structured and nurturing environment.REFERENCES Available upon request