Cómo destacarse. En las solicitudes de trabajo en línea es importante distinguirse del resto de los aspirantes. Las vacantes de empleo en línea pueden tener millares de solicitantes, lo cual reduce sobremanera las posibilidades de obtener una entrevista. De hecho, sólo alrededor del 14 por ciento del total de solicitantes de empleo consiguen trabajo por medio de anuncios de Internet. Por otra parte, cerca del 65 por ciento de todos los empleos se obtiene a través de redes de contactos que estén dentro de las empresas y por medio de correr la voz.
Tener contacto cara a cara con el empleador le ayudará a destacarse de entre los demás candidatos. Si incorpora varias estrategias a la solicitud de empleo en Internet, usted aumentará más del 100 por ciento sus posibilidades de conseguir trabajo. El siguiente relato ilustra el modo en que estos pasos sencillos pueden contribuir a que usted sobresalga entre la multitud de solicitantes de empleo en línea, así como aumentar las posibilidades de que se le contrate. "Para esto he venido al mundo" Joel Barker Video | The Star Thrower Story. Joel Barker is a business consultant and expert with a gift for storytelling. In the “Star Thrower Story”, Barker inspires and drives home the message that each individual can make a difference. Upon watching the video, your team or class will note that: Vision should come before action.
Vision without action is worthless. Combining both vision and action can result in one becoming… read more Vision should come before action. Vision without action is worthless. Use this video to build a team of world changers. Read less. What Will You Make Room for in Your Wagon? - Ardeth G. Kapp. Ardeth G. Kapp was general president of the Young Women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when this devotional address was given at Brigham Young University on 13 November 1990.
I’m grateful, brothers and sisters, for the privilege of being on this campus and participating in any way in the mission of this university and your part in it as you accept the opportunity to learn and prepare to go forth and serve. The thoughts I would like to share with you today I believe fit under the title “What Will You Make Room for in Your Wagon?” It might be considered a self-talk message for my benefit as well as for yours. A number of years ago, when I was a beginning teacher in elementary school, I had the superintendent’s daughter in my fourth-grade class.
She had some learning difficulties. I was anxious for her to learn as quickly as possible. Drawing from Our Time Bank We all seem to be looking for ways to do more faster. Principles are mingled with a sense of values. . . . What Have I Done for Someone Today? Tithing: A Test of Faith with Eternal Blessings. Personal Integrity. In a revelation the Lord said, “Blessed is my servant Hyrum Smith; for I, the Lord, love him because of the integrity of his heart, and because he loveth that which is right.”
(D&C 124:15.) I personally know of no higher praise that any man could receive. I have felt impressed to speak today about the need for integrity—old-fashioned, personal, practical integrity. To me, integrity means always doing what is right and good, regardless of the immediate consequences. It means being righteous from the very depth of our soul, not only in our actions but, more importantly, in our thoughts and in our hearts. Personal integrity implies such trustworthiness and incorruptibility that we are incapable of being false to a trust or covenant.
We all have within us the ability to know what is right and good. “It is given unto you to judge, that ye may know good from evil; and the way to judge is as plain, that ye may know with a perfect knowledge, as the daylight is from the dark night. Elder Neal A. Three Towels and a 25-Cent Newspaper. In front of this vast worldwide audience and with some reservation, I make a personal confession.
I do this as an introduction to a subject that has weighed heavily on my mind for some time. In 1955, after my freshman year of college, I spent the summer working at the newly opened Jackson Lake Lodge, located in Moran, Wyoming. My mode of transportation was a 14-year-old 1941 Hudson automobile that should have received its burial 10 years earlier. Among the car’s other identifying traits, the floorboards had rusted so badly that, if not for a piece of plywood, I could have literally dragged my feet on the highway.
The positive is that unlike most 14-year-old cars in this time period, it used no oil—lots of water in the radiator, but no oil. I could never figure out where the water went and why the oil continually got thinner and thinner and clearer and clearer. In preparation for the 185-mile (298-km) drive home at the end of the summer, I took the car to the only mechanic in Moran. Gratitude. The Lord wants you to have a spirit of gratitude in all you do and say. Live with a spirit of thanksgiving and you will have greater happiness and satisfaction in life. Gratitude will turn your heart to the Lord and help you recognize His influence and blessings in your life.
Even in your most difficult times, you can find much to be grateful for. Doing so will strengthen and bless you. In your prayers, pour out your heart to your Father in Heaven in thanks for the blessings you have received. Be specific in thanking Him for His goodness, for your family, for friends, for leaders and teachers, for the gospel, and for His Son, Jesus Christ. You also express gratitude to the Lord by the way you live. How can I express sincere gratitude for my blessings?