http://job.1howto.com 1HowTo Articles on Job. Get what you need to do from Expert. Ask a question, our Experts will answer you ©2005-2006 1HowTo.Com en-us Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:16:49 GMT 180 http://www.1howto.com http://www.1howto.com/images/1howto144x31.gif 144 31 http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/Listening.Skills.html During a job interview, a potential employer asks, “Can you take on more than one project at a time?” If you respond, “Yes,” you may want to rethink that answer. According to Dynamic Listening: Interview Skills, a computer based training module from Mindleaders in Columbus, Ohio, you should avoid one-word or one-sentence answers. Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:16:49 GMT http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/Listening.Skills.html http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/raise.html Feeling overworked and underpaid? If you’re starting to feel like you deserve a raise, here are eight DO’s and DON’Ts to build your confidence and tact (and what to avoid!) in asking for the salary you feel you deserve. Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:15:12 GMT http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/raise.html http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/criticism.html No matter how tough you appear on the outside, dealing with criticism is hard. If you’re the victim of a harsh critique, whether justified or not, here are five ways to keep your cool and diffuse what could spiral into a heated situation!. Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:14:23 GMT http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/criticism.html http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/letter.recommendation.html How to Write a Letter of Recommendation for an Employee or Colleague. Congratulations. You’ve been asked to write a letter of recommendation for an employee or colleague. This person values your opinion of him or her, and you’d be glad to help them advance. The problem is you’re unsure of what to say or how to say it! Here are four tips to keep in mind when preparing your recommendation. Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:13:31 GMT http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/letter.recommendation.html http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/new.superviser.htm When you first take over as a new supervisor, or even before, you want to get a good understanding of how things work in your unit--the specifics of the unit processes and how they fit into the larger organization. You also want to understand how people work together. Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:12:47 GMT http://job.1howto.com/Jobs/new.superviser.htm