| Dec 17 |
Archive for December, 2009Starting a New Business
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| Dec 15 |
Archive for December, 2009Business Dress Code. Interview Techniques
Before you appear for the interview, collect some information about the company you will be interviewing with to know the industry they are dealing with to match yourself with the universal business dress code or try to know what current employees wear there. If you are appearing for an interview for a white color job like banking or law or for some executive post, you must wear a suit and tie. You must wear plain black, grey or navy blue suit with matching tie and either brown or black leather shoes. Take care about the fittings of the suit. Your belt and shoes should be matching and wear socks that are darker than your pants. |
| Dec 10 |
Archive for December, 2009Start New Business
Are you ready to become an entrepreneur? First of all, to see whether your decision to start new business is a good idea, and whether you will become a good businessman, ask yourself the question: would you like to have a partner in business, like yourself? Try to answer this question objectively. If the answer is ‘yes’, then start your own new business. Even at the zero level of your business you must understand that you shouldn’t rush, because rushing you risk to fail in the beginning. Before you start implementing your idea, you need to conduct a marketing research, create the business plan, and keep attention to all the details. |
| Dec 04 |
Archive for December, 2009Fall of the Dollar
Dollar risks losing status as a world reserve currency, warns in a new report by HSBC. Situation of the dollar is painfully reminiscent of the pound after the First World War, said the head of foreign exchange manager of the bank, David Bloom, which refers to the Daily Telegraph. “The whole picture of risk-reward for emerging market currencies has changed. It is not so much that they have risen to our standards, it is that we have fallen to theirs. It used to be that sovereign risk was mainly an emerging market issue but the events of the last year have shown that this is no longer the case. Look at the UK – debt is racing up to 100% of GDP, ” said Bloom. |



