Archive for July, 2008

The Rewards of Cisco-Certified Careers

One of the most promising courses in IT comes with those who are into network administration that needs Cisco skills. Cisco-certified IT professionals still remain largely a demanding skill. In fact there are only a few IT professionals who were able to get themselves a single Cisco certification and use this skill for multinational companies [...]

How to Build Your Portfolio

One of the difficulties of starting out as a freelancer is having a profile that catches the attention of clients without any work experience. I have previously written a post on how to do create a profile that may help anyone land on outsourced jobs. How about those who still need to prove themselves? How [...]

When Clients Do Not Respond to Interviews

Oftentimes, the new freelancer is faced with wonder why the first interested client that comes their way is not responding after they are interested in knowing a provider through an interview. There are actually several reasons why clients do not respond.

photo credit: 4U (SXC)

They are busy with their jobs. Most people that post jobs on [...]

A New Extreme Way to Save Energy

Have you done extreme measures in saving energy?
Maybe you’ve tried taking a bath with one person above the other – in a way that water trickles down over the other person so he gets to reuse the soap and water that the person above used. (Can you imagine that?)
Now here is a new innovation that [...]

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