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Could – and should – you write a book?

Sarah Arrow — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:00:23 +0000

Although in the past the only criterion for the publication of a nonfiction book was its literary and/or informational merit, today not all books are published with a view to becoming best sellers so they don’t have to be “good” by mainstream publishers’ standards. Image by lo83 via Flickr Many of these books are published [...]

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Trust me Mr Cameron, marriage isn’t about tax relief

Sarah Arrow — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:00:21 +0000

This week I’ll be celebrating my 11th wedding anniversary. It’s a big celebration for the two of us, because like most people in a relationship, we’ve faced our own individual ups and downs from dealing with the clash of social/cultural backgrounds, to having a child with learning difficulties and life in general. But through it [...]

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How to get the job you want – Job Interview tips

Lynn Tulip — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:00:29 +0000

Getting invited to an interview means you’ve passed the first hurdle – your application must have made a good impression. Now you need to prepare yourself for the interview to make the most of the opportunity. Plan for the interview Get information… Find out about the employer and the job – you could ask the [...]

How to get the job you want – Job Interview tips is another contribution from: Birds on the Blog, the home of business women bloggers If you like this post, then please stop by and comment. We use Comment Luv so you get valuable links to your own posts :) Grab a free digital book in our book club: this month Engagement From Scratch Fancy sharing a guest post with us?

Customer service when you have a disability

Sarah Arrow — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 14:00:57 +0000

Angie’s Customer Service Rant… This is my first ever attempt at blogging using voice recognition software. I find it easier to dictate to the computer rather than writing it down. So far, so good! Today I would like to share my experiences regarding customer service or rather the lack of it in this country as [...]

Customer service when you have a disability is another contribution from: Birds on the Blog, the home of business women bloggers If you like this post, then please stop by and comment. We use Comment Luv so you get valuable links to your own posts :) Grab a free digital book in our book club: this month Engagement From Scratch Fancy sharing a guest post with us?

Guestblog: The secret life of a country girl

Sarah Arrow — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:00:01 +0000

The cream rendered house nestles quietly in the Suffolk countryside. It isn’t anything special; it isn’t something a passing motorist would look twice at. But behind the gnarled wooden door lies a secret they would scarce believe if they knew. Image by skagman via Flickr OK, that’s enough drama. Before I go on I just [...]

Guestblog: The secret life of a country girl is another contribution from: Birds on the Blog, the home of business women bloggers If you like this post, then please stop by and comment. We use Comment Luv so you get valuable links to your own posts :) Grab a free digital book in our book club: this month Engagement From Scratch Fancy sharing a guest post with us?

Real Networking doesn’t necessarily SHOUT

Linda Mattacks — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 14:00:19 +0000

I had a whale of a time working with some seriously creative people who formed part of a business-to-business advertising agency back in the 90s. The guiding light of the company was the CEO, a delightfully ‘mad’ Finn who turned out to be one of the most frustrating, annoying, stretching and empowering employers I’ve ever [...]

Real Networking doesn’t necessarily SHOUT is another contribution from: Birds on the Blog, the home of business women bloggers If you like this post, then please stop by and comment. We use Comment Luv so you get valuable links to your own posts :) Grab a free digital book in our book club: this month Engagement From Scratch Fancy sharing a guest post with us?

Is it too risky to employ young women?

JaneHatton — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:00:32 +0000

“It’s too risky to employ young women” In my last blog I talked about the stereotypes which might affect the chances of women being employed or promoted in the workplace. Let’s examine for a moment the reluctance to employ young women in case they get pregnant, or in case they have time off to look [...]

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Jewellery in Art – from the Ruby of the heart to the girl in a pearl earring to the motherhood and the Olive branch

Suhad — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:00:46 +0000

Pin It Jewellery is an art in its own right. The precious stones used, the metals, the designs all fall within the criteria of beautiful art. So it is no surprise that artists through history appreciate the beauty of jewellery and document these ornaments in their paintings. Works of art are great records, reflecting the [...]

Jewellery in Art – from the Ruby of the heart to the girl in a pearl earring to the motherhood and the Olive branch is another contribution from: Birds on the Blog, the home of business women bloggers If you like this post, then please stop by and comment. We use Comment Luv so you get valuable links to your own posts :) Grab a free digital book in our book club: this month Engagement From Scratch Fancy sharing a guest post with us?

We can have it all. Can’t we?

JaneHatton — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 10:00:52 +0000

“Can women have it all?” I find I get angry about discrimination around racism, homophobia, religion and disability, and for some reason less so about sexism. After all, things are so much better than they were, aren’t they? Women are able to work in all sorts of professions previously closed to them, and generally we’re [...]

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Rwanda, the rising nation

IdaHorner — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:00:55 +0000

Rwanda- THE PAST When one mentions Rwanda most folk immediately think of the 1994 genocide. The people of Rwanda suffered the worst genocide in modern times. The differences between the Tutsis and Hutus the two ethnic groups in Rwanda go back a long way and it said these were compounded by the colonisation of the [...]

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