Humanity

An Interview With Frank Chiaro About His Trip To Ecuador
Question: What Is The Overview Of The Work You Did This Summer? Frank Chiaro: I spent 5 weeks in Ecuador volunteering at the world renowned nature reserve known as Tesoro Escondido Reserve. We did a variety of things throughout my time in Ecuador. This included seeding collections for the magnolia tree, complete wildlife surveys for moneys, built a bee house, performed mings, and more.
By Frank Chiaro3 years ago in Interview
Job Interview As A Document Controller In One Of The International Consulting Firms In The Mandaluyong City, Philippines Area
One of my coworkers sent me a photo of the opening at the mentioned company. I am thrilled to apply because the offer is double that of my current employer. I applied for the job right away through Jobstreet. It took a few months after I received feedback from one of the company's HR representatives. In order for them to process my application, they asked me a few questions via email. I instantly responded, and it took a few months before they called me again, this time asking for my availability for the first scheduled interview. But, prior to this email, I had gotten a rejection notice from Jobstreet advising me that the position I was seeking for at that company had been filled. But they were opening the door for me again, so I decided to go through.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.3 years ago in Interview
Inside The Fortune Of Britain’s New Prime Minister Rishi Sunak And His Wife, Akshata Murthy
After winning the contest for leadership of the Conservative Party, Rishi Sunak is set to become the United Kingdom’s next prime minister. That will make him the most powerful person in the country. The 42-year-old former finance minister and investment banker is already among the U.K.’s richest, largely thanks to the fortune held by his wife, Akshata Murthy.
By Stefan Nicholas3 years ago in Interview
What does sustainable banking mean?
In 2021 I will be more involved than ever with the topics of finance, retirement provision, and investing. Whether it has to do with getting older or the third child? I don't know exactly, but the fact is: Investing money properly and dealing with it sensibly doesn't sound very sexy at first and is always very low on my to-do list.
By Ghani Mengal3 years ago in Interview
How the Hospitality Industry can overcome Unprecedented Recruitment Challenges in 2022!
Close your eyes and go back to the times you’ve opened resignation emails from your most productive bunch. Remember those specific instances and try to recall the emotion that first cropped up. No, this isn’t a guided meditation. But, your trip down memory lane will lead to some conclusive revelations about you and your company’s talent retention ideologies.
By HRSolutions Marketing3 years ago in Interview
If you have no family background or strength, try to go to a big city.
If you go straight back to your hometown after graduating, you'll be surprised how few people care about your feelings. There are enough people around you to drain you of all your energy and, more importantly, your parents who don't know any better, will hold you back and keep you from moving.
By cly mumford3 years ago in Interview
Do you want to know what is more likely to be added to the interviewer's answers during the interview?
That's the thing about the future: when you're stuck in your ways, it's always the same as your yesterday; when you're aggressive, it turns into a brilliant, unbearable spring. --from the internet
By Clemmens Crofton3 years ago in Interview
No Turtle Island Without The Tribes Of Mexico
“ The issue with denying and refusing to see Indigenous People, despite their color, is not about my personal feelings. It is that Indigenous people are dying. If you erase our Indigenous identity. Then you are literally erasing the same struggles you are fighting up North for Land Back, for water, for culture, for language and everything. You are literally denying that. “ These are the words of Tais, a Nahua Two Spirit originally from Xochimilco, (Field Of Flowers) Mexico. Tais is an Activist and Historian with a Masters in Refugee Studies. Today, on the day of Indigenous People’s Day, formerly a tainted day known as Columbus Day - Indigenous people in America mourn the genocide that began in 1492. For Native people, we have long known Columbus as the one who brought in “ The Long Winter “ that is responsible for millions of deaths of our people. We are lucky that any of us have survived.
By Marcy Angeles 3 years ago in Interview
My Bipolar From My Husband's Point of View
I have been very open about my struggles with bipolar disorder. Some would say too open, but I usually don't respond to that criticism. If we don't talk about it, how will we ever end the stigma that mental illness carries with it? Instead of writing about bipolar from my point of view, I am writing about my husband's point of view. I interviewed him, and it was an eye-opening interview for me. Maybe it will be for you as well.
By J. Delaney-Howe3 years ago in Interview
Breakup Coach Tiffany Smith:
New Jersey native Tiffany Smith is on a mission to help women become their most authentic selves. It's a journey she knows firsthand, having spent years hiding her true identity behind a mask of perfection before, during, and after her divorce. But after breaking free from her own self-imposed prison, Tiffany has dedicated her life to helping other women do the same. She is daring women to be their authentic selves, and she is helping them to do just that through her coaching business, Dare 2 B You.
By Dr. P. Gurley3 years ago in Interview
The Gig Economy
Have you ever dreamt of working anywhere in the world or being your own boss? There are even entire Reddit threads dedicated to it. Thanks to a new type of job market called the “gig economy,” this dream may not be that far off.
By Miranda Monahan3 years ago in Interview
Vegan Vampires, Rainbow Horses and More! [Bad] Writing Tips from Teenagers
TEENS SHARE TIPS FOR WRITING ALPHONSE D. (13, Bellevue, WA): Don’t write long stuff. If what I’m saying right now were something I had to read, I’d be out. Bored off my gourd.
By [Bad] Ideas for Writers (& Life)3 years ago in Interview