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onlinemoneymakerconr @onlinemoneymakerconr (134) 13 Jun 09

Hi, I got an interview with a big organisation, I just wanted some tips on what cloths should I were and the do's and don'ts in a interview. This is one of my first interviews with a big organisation and need some help on...

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batchelorboy You should definitely tell the truth. If you lie and end up having to perform a task later on and you have no idea what to do you'll look like a plum. It's best to be honest but make sure you show that you're keen to be trained further to gain any skills that...

13 Jun 09

onlinemoneymakerconr @onlinemoneymakerconr (134) 13 Jun 09

Hi, I got an interview with a big organisation, I just wanted some tips on what cloths should I were and the do's and don'ts in a interview. This is one of my first interviews with a big organisation and need some help on...

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batchelorboy Fifteen minites early is good. Five minutes is technically just on time, and ten minutes is a 'little early'. Fifteen minutes is about right to show you're a person who's prepared and eager.

13 Jun 09

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onlinemoneymakerconr @onlinemoneymakerconr (134) 13 Jun 09

Hi, I got an interview with a big organisation, I just wanted some tips on what cloths should I were and the do's and don'ts in a interview. This is one of my first interviews with a big organisation and need some help on...

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batchelorboy I don't agree with the comment about not pulling your hand out on a senior, ever. If you initiate the hand-shake it's a sign of confidence. Some employers really don't like employees who are 'scared' of management figures. Usually, the hand shake will just...

13 Jun 09

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batchelorboy @batchelorboy (42) 12 Jun 09

Hi Everyone. I've had a small lump in my throat just uder my jaw bone (left side) for about 8 months and I'm constantly worried about it. I finally plucked up the courage to see my GP about it last week and he said it was on my...

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batchelorboy An update to my post and also replying to srganesh... I've spent hours and hours searching the net and only found general information and advice to consult my GP. But when searching for goiter, suggested by france7, I stumbled upon the ENT (Ear, Nose &...

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batchelorboy @batchelorboy (42) 12 Jun 09

Hi Everyone. I've had a small lump in my throat just uder my jaw bone (left side) for about 8 months and I'm constantly worried about it. I finally plucked up the courage to see my GP about it last week and he said it was on my...

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batchelorboy Hi p1kef1sh Thanks for replying, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks I deserve a better explanation. I'm the type to not want to waste the GPs time but I think in this case I need to insist on more time and patience from him...

12 Jun 09

batchelorboy @batchelorboy (42) 12 Jun 09

Hi Everyone. I've had a small lump in my throat just uder my jaw bone (left side) for about 8 months and I'm constantly worried about it. I finally plucked up the courage to see my GP about it last week and he said it was on my...

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batchelorboy Hi France7 I've looked up goiter on the net and it usually relates to the lower neck. The lump I've found is at the top of my neck just where my jaw bone meets my neck. I think I will go for a 2nd opinion though...

12 Jun 09

batchelorboy @batchelorboy (42) 12 Jun 09

Hi Everyone. I've had a small lump in my throat just uder my jaw bone (left side) for about 8 months and I'm constantly worried about it. I finally plucked up the courage to see my GP about it last week and he said it was on my...

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batchelorboy Hi galileo Thanks for your response. I've been thinking about seeing a 2nd doctor but I'm worried I may be making a fuss over nothing. J

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TheRealDawn @dawnald (85137) • Shingle Springs, California 10 Jun 09

I e-mailed some concerns to my husband about our son. The girls said some things this morning about a boy who was supposedly his friend taking advantage of him. The had seen him pushing Cary around and talking Cary into giving...

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batchelorboy I totally agree with sparksofinsanity on this. Autism has such a broad spectrum it's hard for even professionals to know how to help with specific incidents and to be honest I think even some professionals, such as the social skills teacher, can get a bit...

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