1 . It goes without saying that everyone has bad days at work. You hit an unexpected problem with a project you’ve been working on for weeks.
When you’re feeling upset about a problem at work, take a minute to think of someone in your life that you’re grateful to and write a sentence or two on a notepad about what you appreciate.
Picking one of those folks out and reminding yourself of why you’re grateful to them has two benefits.
A.You have a quarrel with your beloved. |
B.In those moments, a little gratitude can help |
C.Here are some reasons to explain these situations. |
D.All of us have people in our lives who fit that bill. |
E.Research shows practicing gratitude can make you happier. |
F.You forget the appointment with a VIP customer and keep him waiting. |
G.For one, it gets you thinking about something positive and lifts your mood |
2 . Working provides good experience
Working part-time is a good experience for students. Of course, it has some bad points. As for me, I have a part-time job working at a supermarket. It is harder than it looks. Sometimes I have to give up my sleeping time in order to do my homework.
I can’t act the same way at my workplace as I do at school. However, to communicate with different generations is a useful experience for me.
What I want to say is that although working part-time has some bad points for students, it also gives us valuable experience for whatever we do later in life.
A.That is not good, I know. |
B.However, working does affect my life as a student. |
C.I think schoolwork is more important for students. |
D.Sooner or later, I have to be a member of adult society. |
E.In conclusion, students should balance part-time job and study. |
F.Some people say that students take part-time jobs only for money. |
G.Therefore, working part-time is really a good experience for students. |
3 . International Nurses Day on May 12 honors nurses around the world. Sponsored by the International Council of Nurses, it celebrates the tireless efforts of nurses in maintaining public health.
Each International Nurses Day has a theme—in 2020, it is “Nursing the World to Health.”
Nurses are a vital part of any healthcare system, public or private.
Today, nursing as an occupation accounts for 59% of the healthcare sector around the world.
A.Unfortunately, this wasn't always the case. |
B.They are responsible for the well-being of their patients. |
C.They can often experience violence from patients or their families. |
D.This is according to a study done by the World Health Organization. |
E.Nursing is one of the most physically and emotionally demanding careers. |
F.Also, May 12, 2020 marks the 200th birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale. |
G.Nightingale helped promote its position by creating the first official nurses'training program in 1860. |
4 . Do you like the idea of running your own business from home? Most of you do, and the first things you say you like about it are being your own boss, having flexible hours and working in your pajamas.
Being your own boss is definitely one big advantage.
Working in your pajamas may seem appealing initially. But it can also prevent you from actually getting your work done.
In order to run a successful business from home you need to have a good mindset.
Taking off too many hours each week will damage your financial stability and long-term success. Set goals and limits on your time. Build your business first, before taking advantage of what working from home offers.
A.But it can also become your downfall without care. |
B.Flexible hours are another huge plus of working from home. |
C.Once it's achieved, you'll have more opportunities to develop business contacts. |
D.You may find it more efficient to get up, exercise, then shower and dress for work. |
E.This includes realizing that you and only you are responsible for your own income. |
F.One of the biggest drawbacks is that it is so easy to allow yourself to have excuses. |
G.While these benefits sound great, the reality of working from home can be a little different. |
5 . Nobody likes to think they are "that guy" at work.
• Behaving in an unacceptable way
The most common form of this is eating smelly foods at lunchtime. Other things alike include body smell and its opposite, the wearing of strong perfume, messy desks, or bad breath.
• Checking email on your phone when you're talking to other people
A recent survey shows that 49 percent of people said their bosses checked their phones while talking with them.
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Do you like the sound of your own voice? Great. Perhaps it's time you learned to like the sound of other people's voices too. If you interrupt others when they speak, they'll dislike you and discount whatever you're saying. However, if you listen to what others say and show interest by asking intelligent questions, they'll love you and be likely to give you their support when you speak,
• Boasting about how much you earn
A.Talking all the time |
B.Being a good listener |
C.Team-working can never be ignored. |
D.All these things will become part of your personal brand. |
E.It's better to be modest when you talk about your incomes. |
F.Bad behavior at work is common --and often we do it without thinking. |
G.An interesting email seems more valuable than the person you are actually talking to. |
6 . Working on campus is a great opportunity for college students to get some extra pocket money or to start saving up to pay off loans.
Flexibility
Because on-campus jobs are part of the university, bosses are more understanding of academic conflicts.
Convenience
The convenience of an on campus job is unmatched. Having your job right by your dorm is something you don't even realize will be useful.
Experience
Like any job, an on-campus job is another position to add to your resume.
Money
This is an obvious one. By having an on campus job, you can crawl your way out of the poor college student stereotype and treat yourself to something special every once in a while or put your money away in savings. On-campus jobs are great first jobs and can help it teach you about budgeting your income and how to handle it wisely.
Real world values
On-campus jobs are perfect practice for a real world job. An on-campus job will teach you how to take instruction, effectively communicate with your employer, connect with coworkers, address clients and multitask.
A.These are all essential skills that you will be grateful for when you enter the job market. |
B.Besides, it's really the best situation that you are an active participant in the inner workings of the university, not just a student. |
C.Having your home, job, and school all in the same area cut down time and transportation costs. |
D.It shows that you are able to balance work and academics, which is always a plus for employers. |
E.You are able to choose your hours each semester based on your academic schedule. |
F.So on-campus jobs are perfect mixture for students to benefit from busy lives. |
G.If you're on the fence about getting one, here are a few reasons why you should strongly consider it. |
7 . No matter how well you do in an interview, arriving more than a few minutes late for a job interview is likely to have a negative effect on an employer’s impression of you.
Call in Advance
If you’re running late for a job interview, and if you’re doubtful whether you’ll make it on time, always call in advance. Inform whoever answers the phone that you’re running late for a job interview.
Sincerely Apologize
Earnestly acknowledge your mistake and express regret over having made your interviewer wait.
Crazy traffic, defective (有缺陷的) alarm clocks, or work delays sound like weak excuses to an employer who set time aside specifically to talk to you about a job. Anything but a family emergency or severe accident is unlikely to convince your interviewer. When arriving late to a job interview is unavoidable, honesty is a better choice.
Put Your Game Face Back On
As tired as you might feel about being late, take a moment to breathe deeply, gather your thoughts, and regain your calm before meeting the interviewer.
A.Avoid making up excuses |
B.Prepare for the Interview in advance |
C.Give realistic time frame of when you’ll arrive |
D.You should attach importance to the interview |
E.Don’t let your tired face ruin the entire interview |
F.Then respectfully move on and don’t focus on your delay |
G.Your being late may influence your chances of getting the job |
8 . Working during the summer when school is out of session is a great opportunity for teenagers to make money and build up their independence.
As a high schooler, you may feel as though you lack the necessary experience to obtain a perfect position.
1. Ask Around
Friends, neighbors, and other parents are going to be your most valuable means of finding gainful employment during the summer. They know you. you know them, and they may have an inside track to a position you otherwise wouldn't have had access to.
2. Prepare References
Prepare a list of names and phone numbers of people who can vouch for you. either personally or professionally.
3.
You want to be taken seriously, so dress appropriately for the job for which you are applying. Be on time (a few minutes early to be safe) ? and bring with you any information you think an employer may want to see? such as your reference letters and a resume.
4. Find Specialized Job Search Sites
Check out websites such as Snagajob and Groove job, which specialize in jobs for teens and high school students. You can search for jobs by location, interest. age range, and employer.
A.Market Yourself |
B.Dress Appropriately for Interviews |
C.You may be asked to provide a few references to a potential employer |
D.However, there are plenty of jobs you are qualified for that pay rather well |
E.You can also ask your favorite teachers and your school guidance adviser for help |
F.Usually the sites offer advice on writing resumes, interview tips, and many other aspects |
G.Having a summer job can help you earn spending money, pay for college? and gain practical experience |
9 . If you’ve found yourself thinking of a new job or new career, don’t be upset.
Job opportunities in health care are on the increase and expected to rise 34 percent through 2020.
Fortunately, you don’t need to become a doctor to settle into an exciting, secure, and well-paying job. There are many opportunities available, and one of the best ways to get into the field is as a medical assistant.
Many medical assistants choose to take additional classes to become nurses and health care practitioners(执业医生). Some take on additional administrative training and become office managers for larger practices.
A.Job is less for the old. |
B.The second reason is related to professional aspects. |
C.This is due to two factors: Firstly, the American population is aging rapidly. |
D.The field of medical assistants offers many options for flexibility and job growth. |
E.Your first job as a medical assistant is a more rewarding career in the health care industry. |
F.Intelligent technology brings many employment opportunities to human beings nowadays. |
G.There is one field that’s predicted to grow steadily in the future: Health Care Professionals. |
10 . If you are thinking about asking for a raise in salary, there are several things to keep in mind. First, consider whether you deserve a higher salary.
A.This will help you determine what would be a reasonable amount of money to ask for. |
B.Skills play a key role in your salary level. |
C.A crucial point is the timing of your request. |
D.Everyone is eager for a raise in salary. |
E.You probably do, but you should be able to explain exactly why to your boss. |
F.Your salary level should be based on professional considerations alone. |
G.Then you will be better prepared when you meet with your boss. |