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Bob Litt
Bob L has had a 40-year career working in New York’s financial industry, Federal government contracting, the professional Theater, and Las Vegas casinos. Bob now accepts consulting work as a technical writer and corporate training developer. He is also an author, screenwriter, and blogger.
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SMART Goals for Students
Setting goals is crucial to getting ready to succeed in your academic and professional endeavors. Students in college can use goals to help them stay on track and meet deadlines. SMART goals are a relatively new concept. George T. Doran, a consultant and former director of corporate planning for Washington Water Power Company, published
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How can students manage priorities and tasks?
Graduate students have a lot on their plate. Between classes, research, and networking, there never seems to be enough time in the day. And if that’s not bad enough, many students also have to work part-time jobs to make ends meet. How can you manage your time effectively when you’re juggling so many things? In
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How to Succeed in College as a Part-Time Student
Part-time students are a key demographic on college campuses. They often have families and full-time jobs, making it difficult to devote enough time to their studies. However, they are more inclined to help future part-time students by documenting their experiences. In this blog post, we will offer tips on how to succeed as a part-time
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8 Life Changing Habits for Students
If you are like most college students, you are probably looking for ways to be more effective in your studies. The good news is that there are certain habits that highly successful college students share. In this blog post, we will discuss eight of these habits and how you can adopt them into your own
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Top 7 Tips For Improving Public Speaking Skills
For many students and working professionals, there comes a time when they are forced to make a presentation, speak in a group, or address a large public gathering. People who are not predisposed to speaking in front of audiences will break into a cold sweat and freeze with anxiety and nervousness at the sheer thought
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