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¿ Are you looking for a Job ?. Try a good qualified Job directory and follow some basic Tipps, It's important to make a job description practical by keeping it dynamic, functional and current. Don't get stuck with an inflexible job description! A poor job description will keep you and your employees from trying anything new and learning how to perform their job more productively. A well-written, practical job description will help you avoid hearing a refusal to carry out a relevant assignment because "it isn't in my job description."
Realistically speaking, many jobs are subject to change, due either to personal growth, organizational development and/or the evolution of new technologies. Flexible job descriptions will encourage your employees to grow within their positions and learn how to make larger contributions to your company. For example: Is your office manager stuck "routinely ordering office supplies for the company and keeping the storage closet well stocked " or is she/he "developing and implementing a system of ordering office supplies that promotes cost savings and efficiency within the organization?" |
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Put an end to cell-phone spam (Macworld)
PC World tackles the topic of eliminating spam on your cell phone, whether it’s from text messages, e-mail, or sales calls.
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Attack of the iPhone clones (San Francisco Chronicle)
The iPhone was not the first touch-screen smart phone when it was introduced last year, but it might as well have been. The exclusive AT&T device and its successor, the iPhone 3G, set the pace in this trend-setting category with their ease of use, Internet...
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Cell phone reception to improve on campus (Daily Northwestern)
Weinberg senior Steven Eilers thinks there should be someone outside of the Technological Institute to warn students, in a scene straight out of a Verizon commercial, "Don't go in - it's a dead zone." Though Tech might remain a dead zone, NU Information Technology is working to improve the "hit or miss" cell phone reception on other parts of campus, said Wendy Woodward, director of technology ...
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China Mobile plans R&D facility in Silicon Valley (CNET)
Cell phone carrier says it recognizes that data services are the future, and it's looking to Silicon Valley for innovation, according to a news report.
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Save Money by Dumping Dud Deals (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
Back when houses were making money hand over fist and everyone looked like a stock market genius, who had time to read all the fine print on that other stuff -- you know, like cell-phone contracts and car lease clauses?
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Sprint: Wireless remains safe bet (The Washington Times)
Not only does Sprint Nextel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Dan Hesse think wireless carriers are "more insulated" from an economic downturn, he doesn't expect the credit crisis to hinder the company's new high-speed mobile data network, which debuted in Baltimore recently.
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TeleNav And Intermec Keep The Field Workforce Connected With GPS Mobile Resource Management Service On A Rugged Device (Logistics)
Organizations in field service, logistics and transportation now have a dependable GPS solution available immediately on a rugged and compact mobile device. TeleNav Track, a GPS-enabled mobile resource management (MRM) service, is now offered on the Intermec CN3 rugged mobile computer and will provide businesses with a feature-rich, easy to use solution to more effectively monitor and manage ...
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Will you keep your cell and dump your landline? (The Kansas City Star)
The rocky economy definitely is not great news for Sprint, but Dan Hesse said today that AT&T, Verizon Communications, Embarq and other telecommunications companies stringing copper lines to America's households should be far more worried.
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Will Sprint take the Internet wireless? (The Kansas City Star)
Barry West was in a coat and tie Wednesday, but considering the way he was talking, maybe he should have been wearing a cape and a suit with a big “S” on the chest. West was touting Sprint's newly launched WiMax technology for its near super heroic powers to save the battered American economy, revolutionize the wireless industry and change the way consumers access the Internet.
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Credit Crunch Endangers Nextel Sale, Alltel Acquisition (InformationWeek)
Sprint CEO Dan Hesse recently questioned whether any potential buyer of the Nextel unit could raise the necessary capital to fund the purchase.
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