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How to write an effective out-of-office message
Practice for interviews with Better Talking
Packagetrackr tracks all of your packages online
Don't forget to register for 2010 Spring Conference
How to write an effective out-of-office message
Leaving a well-written out-of-office message can leave you less work to come back to after a break, according to Ian's Messy Desk. The most important information you should include are dates of absence, reason for absence and who to contact while you are out. Also, messages should be as complete, concise and clear as possible. Check out "Tips for leaving a good out-of-office message" to learn more.
Practice for interviews with Better Talking
Ever wonder what you sound like when you answer those generic and predictable questions during a job interview? Better Talking offers free automated phone interviews to help you prepare for your next job opportunity.
Here's how it works: Once you sign up on the Better Talking website, you'll be given a phone number and a pin number. Call the number to access the interview and afterward you will be emailed a link to listen to your interview to see how you performed.
Packagetrackr tracks all of your packages online
Need to track multiple packages from more than one carrier? Packagetrackr is a free online service that easily tracks shipments from more than a dozen carriers. Each package's status is continually updated with simple visual markers, and you can track packages from your computer or mobile phone. The service is free after creating a new account, or you can also sign up using Yahoo! or Google login credentials.
Don't forget to register for 2010 Spring Conference
The early-bird registration for the 2010 Spring Conference, March 8-10, in Reno, Nev., has been extended to Jan. 31. We’re living and working in crazy times. So, how do you get everything done, maintain your sanity, and meet your organization’s goals? The answer is through forming, building, nurturing and growing business relationships. Join us for this 2 ½-day IAAP conference to prepare you to become the polished professional who masters every relationship required in this challenging economy. |
