Business and Finance Articles
posted on 12 February 2012
We need stories more than we need bread stories tell us what to do and how to live. That's the quote on Shalom's email signature and I find it bloody intriguing not that I agree to it but it somehow rings some percentage of truth in it. Shalom is the administrative assistant of our site director and she emails all of us (team leaders) directly. This time she sent a notice about the several openings of telemarketing jobs tamworth staffordshire. The job openings will be posted in next month's company journal and the team leaders are requested to pass this new along with friends and colleagues. It seems like the company has been experiencing higher than normal attrition rate and the human resource department has asked the help of every department in scouring for new employees. It must have grown very alarming for Shalom to get involved. I would not really know much about it since my team has been intact since we were formed, no one has left and as far as I can tell my agents seem to be quite happy with their job. |
|
posted on 10 February 2012
A friend of mine had to issue a debt relief order the other day and it got me thinking about my own finances. I try to keep my bills low by not eating out. Every time I eat out or find that I have a craving for a certain kind of food. I learn how to make the dish myself cheaper. For example, instead of going out and buying pizza, I will make pizza with a bagel, pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese. Because I have cravings for Thai food, I researched on the internet how to make pad thai. Instead of succumbing to my food cravings, I now can eat what I like whenever I want. Also, I shop at Costco to get the most out of money when buying groceries. Buying small packages at the local grocery store will only give you enough to make one meal. But buying in bulk could possibly give you food for half a year. Cutting down on sodas and artificial food helps. Exercising and keeping healthy will keep you away from going to the doctors. Vitamin C when you are getting sick is extremely helpful. I also keep my bills low by being on a family plan for my phone services. Doing things that will last a year and not just one day is a great way to save your money. Trying to learn how to be a stylist is another way to learn to not have to buy new clothes. Everyday, you could be wearing something completely different by learning to style in funky ways. Pair some old pants with a new brilliant colored top and with a bright belt. This will update your style and keep you from buying new items. Also, just buy one new item that is immensely popular in order for you to keep up with the new trends. Buying a new funky trendy boot is better than buying a whole new wardrobe. Also, buy at used clothing stores that have used clothes in great condition. If someone else chose it before, it must be stylish. These are some ways to help you to save money and use your money well. |
|
|
|
|