what college courses should i enroll in that will aid in the fullfillment of becoming a house "flipper"?
im currently at a community college, 16 years old, enrolled in business and human resources courses but will transfer to a 4year university in about 2 years. i recently became interested in the housing markets and i have always enjoyed remodeling plus i get along great with other people. which courses in both community colleges and in a university will help towards attaining a career in house "flipping"?
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You want a program with a good real estate concentration, probably in a business school. There is construction management, finance and accounting, real estate law, real estate development, etc. Not every university has this.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Sunday, January 15, 2012
I am MBA - HR from India with 3+ yrs experience in Human resource field, can i get a good job in Australia
I am MBA - HR from India with 3+ yrs experience in Human resource field, can i get a good job in Australia?
Or is there any part time course in Australia which will help me find a good job there in my field? Will my experience from India count there?
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Yes, there are chances, if u r talented enough.....BEST OF LUCK !!!
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Of course it will count but its really competitive. Remeber people without MBA's are seeking those same jobs to but are sometimes more desirable because they have real experiance. You have both MBA and Exeriance you should be ok but it will take time to get a good job dont expect it within a week or anything
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You are very great! I am an experienced editor in China. Can we be friends. My MSN is xiaobo541@hotmail.com
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Yes.
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You can undoubtedly get an excellent job in Australia. Some of the interesting sites that can help u are http://www.hr.uwa.edu.au/page/10389 info.anu.edu.au/hr/Jobs/ - 32k jobs.efinancialcareers.com/HR_Recruitment/Australia.htm - 93k www.seek.com.au/hr-recruitment-jobs/ - 48k Best of Luck !! employment.byron.com.au/jobs/human-resources-jobs.html - 63k -
Or is there any part time course in Australia which will help me find a good job there in my field? Will my experience from India count there?
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Yes, there are chances, if u r talented enough.....BEST OF LUCK !!!
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Of course it will count but its really competitive. Remeber people without MBA's are seeking those same jobs to but are sometimes more desirable because they have real experiance. You have both MBA and Exeriance you should be ok but it will take time to get a good job dont expect it within a week or anything
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You are very great! I am an experienced editor in China. Can we be friends. My MSN is xiaobo541@hotmail.com
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Yes.
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You can undoubtedly get an excellent job in Australia. Some of the interesting sites that can help u are http://www.hr.uwa.edu.au/page/10389 info.anu.edu.au/hr/Jobs/ - 32k jobs.efinancialcareers.com/HR_Recruitment/Australia.htm - 93k www.seek.com.au/hr-recruitment-jobs/ - 48k Best of Luck !! employment.byron.com.au/jobs/human-resources-jobs.html - 63k -
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Which course do you think would be most benificial
Which course do you think would be most benificial?
Hi, I have the option to choose one of three courses this year, but don't know which would be best in the job market. (I am living in South - Africa) 1 - Business Management 2 - Human Resource management 3 - Project Management The thing is, this course is offered by a college and not a university, which means that it would not be as beneficial as a university degree. Please tell me what you think.
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i think, it's best if you'll consult your parents first on what course you'll take because they are the one who will sponsor your studies.... for me, i'm more familiar with business management so that's it. it's a lot better (i think). you can use it as a steeping stone to law. =)
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my opinion : "Human Resource management"
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HR Management
Hi, I have the option to choose one of three courses this year, but don't know which would be best in the job market. (I am living in South - Africa) 1 - Business Management 2 - Human Resource management 3 - Project Management The thing is, this course is offered by a college and not a university, which means that it would not be as beneficial as a university degree. Please tell me what you think.
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i think, it's best if you'll consult your parents first on what course you'll take because they are the one who will sponsor your studies.... for me, i'm more familiar with business management so that's it. it's a lot better (i think). you can use it as a steeping stone to law. =)
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my opinion : "Human Resource management"
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HR Management
Sunday, January 1, 2012
need an answer from Human Resource Personnel
need an answer from Human Resource Personnel?
Would like to know, how to answer a major question, for a job interview. The question being what have I been doing since I've been unemployed for two years? I want to answer correctly and I don't want to sound dumb, so I need coaching if you will on how to answer this question. My answer is I've been attending workshops at my local career center, and I have been helping out family, (doing laundry, help in packing, unpacking, looking for apartments for family, and of course looking for a job). How can I say all of that without sounding dumb? Another question, I do not have any references from my last jobs, only because I know that two will give good references, and one will say that my attendence was horrible. Which is was horrible, because I was working two jobs, pulling 60hours a week (i thought I was super human).Any advice on how to get references? I really want this job, and I would really like the oppurtinity to show that I am an excellent candiate for this job i need help!Thanks!
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2nd question first: Ask one of the two people that liked you at your last position if they will give you a good reference? If they are agreeable, give the new employer their (one of the two) cell number for a reference. You really shouldn't have to give a lot of explanation as to why or what you have been doing for the last two years, if you say you have been helping out the family in a time of need. More important is that you have moved past that time in your life and are ready to commit to your career in the business you are interviewing with. Good Luck.
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Say you took two years to help your family. Focus on the classes you took and wanting to re-focus your life in another direction and how these courses helped you do that. Don't list the person who you know would give you a bad recommendation. You may want to contact the two people who will give you good rec's and let them know someone may be calling for a rec for you. Then they can expect the call and not be saying, "who's that?" Also - you might want to ask them for written references so you can take copies of it to job interviews with you. Good luck!
Would like to know, how to answer a major question, for a job interview. The question being what have I been doing since I've been unemployed for two years? I want to answer correctly and I don't want to sound dumb, so I need coaching if you will on how to answer this question. My answer is I've been attending workshops at my local career center, and I have been helping out family, (doing laundry, help in packing, unpacking, looking for apartments for family, and of course looking for a job). How can I say all of that without sounding dumb? Another question, I do not have any references from my last jobs, only because I know that two will give good references, and one will say that my attendence was horrible. Which is was horrible, because I was working two jobs, pulling 60hours a week (i thought I was super human).Any advice on how to get references? I really want this job, and I would really like the oppurtinity to show that I am an excellent candiate for this job i need help!Thanks!
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2nd question first: Ask one of the two people that liked you at your last position if they will give you a good reference? If they are agreeable, give the new employer their (one of the two) cell number for a reference. You really shouldn't have to give a lot of explanation as to why or what you have been doing for the last two years, if you say you have been helping out the family in a time of need. More important is that you have moved past that time in your life and are ready to commit to your career in the business you are interviewing with. Good Luck.
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Say you took two years to help your family. Focus on the classes you took and wanting to re-focus your life in another direction and how these courses helped you do that. Don't list the person who you know would give you a bad recommendation. You may want to contact the two people who will give you good rec's and let them know someone may be calling for a rec for you. Then they can expect the call and not be saying, "who's that?" Also - you might want to ask them for written references so you can take copies of it to job interviews with you. Good luck!
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