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3_Octave_Fart
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Smile a lot.
Make eye contact at all times.
Be inquisitive- and be mindful of your own body language.
This is no different than taking a girl out for the first time.
Make eye contact at all times.
Be inquisitive- and be mindful of your own body language.
This is no different than taking a girl out for the first time.
H.L. Mencken
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Fart makes some excellent, often overlooked points.
Confidence.
If you're not a confident person, play one. Not cocky or arrogant, but confident. No one wants to hire a wet napkin.
Confidence.
If you're not a confident person, play one. Not cocky or arrogant, but confident. No one wants to hire a wet napkin.
3_Octave_Fart
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Thanks.
Fake it and you'll make it- as Fart's mother always said.
Fake it and you'll make it- as Fart's mother always said.
I came across this in my research to beginning my cover letter.
Any advice on what sort of openings on here work and what don't?
http://www.jobspage.com/?p=1123
While some of the openers under sympathetic and confident seem like they'd be catchy, attention grabbing ledes, I also wonder if they'd be enough to turn off perspective SE's.
Any advice on what sort of openings on here work and what don't?
http://www.jobspage.com/?p=1123
While some of the openers under sympathetic and confident seem like they'd be catchy, attention grabbing ledes, I also wonder if they'd be enough to turn off perspective SE's.
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