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Baptism Religious Stationery for Invites

Posted in Uncategorized on October 16th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
Christening Invitation

Christening Invitation

Have you tried any of the Baptism Religious Stationery from CardsPersonalized? I’m looking for some nice Christening invitations for my friend and came across their site at http://www.cardspersonalized.com. Thought we could make use of their unique designs and same day printing and shipping. They don’t just offer Baptism invitation too. I saw several religious cards like First Communion invitations and simple sympathy cards that you can send to friends who are grieving or sick.

I like that you can personalize the cards simply by uploading any photo or changing the text color and fonts.  It’s almost impossible not to find something that you like from their collection. But if somehow you don’t see anything that appeals to you, CardsPersonalized can design a new one just for you.

Preparing For High School Graduation Announcements

Posted in Uncategorized on October 8th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment
High School Graduation Party Invitations

High School Graduation Party Invitations

My youngest and most favorite cousin is graduating from High School. As a gift for her, I’ve decided to shoulder her High School Graduation Announcements so we can share with everyone in the family the recent success of our “baby”. We’re having a party too so we’ll have to get a high school graduation party invitation at GraduationCardsShop website as well. This is a big deal for the family as she’s the last in our generation to ever graduate in school. We won’t have any celebrations except in the next three or four years when she finishes College or when our kids (all pre-K) enter primary school. read more »

Kill Your Resume with this 10 Boilerplate Phrases

Posted in Uncategorized on July 31st, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

To those who work from home, when have you last updated your resume? According to this article, using the following boilerplate phrases below shows that you are uncreative and vocabulary challenged.

  • Results-oriented professional
  • Cross-functional teams
  • More than [x] years of progressively responsible experience
  • Superior (or excellent) communication skills
  • Strong work ethic
  • Met or exceeded expectations
  • Proven track record of success
  • Works well with all levels of staff
  • Team player
  • Bottom-line orientation

The author suggests briefly describing your past work experiences so the interviewer will have a feel of who you are. We all have to make first impressions via our resumes right? So talking like a robot won’t make a lasting impression as there are millions of other applicants who do the same.