[Imc-cymru] Chokers

[Ilyan]

This came with a spam stock market tip that has been discarded.  It is 
probably virus made out of text on an infected machine, and put here as 
mixed education, and in case someone can work out where it comes from 
and tell them to run a virus checker.     It may be worth while trying 
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/default.mspx  if you have any 
suspicion of your own Windows 2000 system .   It takes some time to scan 
your system, and is probably linked straight through to the KGBetc,  
give our friends there plenty of overtime.  Do not blindly follow the 
recommendations.

Ilyan

> "You should also urge them repeatedly to meet you in exchange for your 
> precious information.
> People are busy and the recruiters are especially busy when they have 
> to screen a huge pile of application letters.
> Finally, start to notice the figures in your surroundings.
>
> The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Job Interviewees
>
> Learn these habits and incorporate them into your job-seeking life.
> Some just use one scratch pad and write down everything on it.
> ""Why are you looking for new job?
> After shaking hands with interviewers, did you leave the room 
> immediately without even looking back?
> When you check out in a supermarket, roughly estimate the total amount 
> of your purchases before you pay the bill.
> Deliberately insert the words "Call me", "Contact me","Arrange a 
> meeting with me", etc throughout your cover letter.
> One thing we can learn from his leadership is his delegation technique.
> You have already gained something by knowing more people in your field 
> and understanding more about your strengths and weaknesses.
> Remember, the employers are expecting similar answer.
> You can ask them what they think about the interview with you and what 
> causes them the headache of hiring new staff.
> You come to them to help solve their business problems.
> They are not your past achievements, accreditations, etc. Glance 
> through all the numbers quickly to spot any irregularities.
>  After shaking hands with interviewers, did you leave the room 
> immediately without even looking back?"