Showing posts with label scheduling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scheduling. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Chronicling Europe & The Baltics 2018 – Another Surprising Connection





A big part of this European trip included research for my writing, both before we traveled and after we set sail. Reading about Tallinn was interesting and got me excited for the trip. Actually arriving in the city and seeing it with my own eyes was another thing altogether. I thought that I knew what the experience was going to be but it truly was so much more.

Walking the cobblestone streets and seeing the gothic influence in the buildings was amazing. These mixed in with modern structures and businesses harmonized with so many of the other cities in this part of the world. As usual we took a hop-on hop-off bus tour to see the things that we’d read about.

St. Mary’s Cathedral, the Tallinn TV Tower, Toompea Castle, and many other attractions were on our list. These were a part of the things that were expected. We had no idea that on one of our tour buses would be a familiar face. The world is definitely large but it would seem that it’s small at the same time.

An elementary teacher of my husband’s was there on the bus with us. A conversation about states and travel brought this truth about. How awesome and humbling to go around the world only to find another surprising connection. The Speed of Life is absolutely a real thing that makes its way back around.

It was inspiring, as well to see this woman not letting age or anything else keep her from what she loves. Travel and jazz are included among these things. Swirling around our conversation was the anticipation of Richard Elliot, a featured headliner for the main performance.





Friday, September 21, 2018

Chronicling Europe 2018 - We’re Nearly There…Copenhagen




My husband has joked for years that the sun never visits London. Surprise, surprise when we landed at Heathrow, the sun was already there. Being slightly familiar with this airport, we quickly got ourselves in place for the next leg of the journey.

Every single Dave Koz & Friends Cruises provides us with swag and other goodies that display the brand logo. Breezing through this airport is difficult to do without seeing fellow cruisers. This is pretty much our experience on each of the cruises we’ve taken with DK.

Our trips to Rome, Venice, and this year Copenhagen allowed us to bump into others from the states with the same itinerary. Most of us are in the same age group, but you’d think we were teens with all of the giddy looks of excitement.

Those who have traveled on these jazz immersed, international, educational, and totally ROCKIN’ cruises, simply know what’s ahead. And at this point in the airport…WE CAN’T WAIT!


Sunday, May 27, 2018

What is Resume Development? – Necessary Details







Many people are unaware of the changes that professional resumes are expected to undergo. A part of this involves keeping up with trendy formats and designs. Others have to do with ensuring that these documents are both concise and informative.

The Speed of Life often takes people away from thoughts of how to fine-tune and modernize resumes and cover letters. The development process that content writers and resume specialists use is important. These are experts when it comes to crafting the wording that highlights an applicant’s skills and expertise.

These writers are familiar with the expectations of HR departments, hiring officials and interviewers. Showcasing details about experience is essential to securing an interview during this process.

Some skills are simply transferable because they are paramount to most any field or industry. Hiring a talented writer to tailor your experience in a way that catches the eye is important.

The details are what these readers are looking for so that they can connect them with the position they are recruiting for. Here are some skills to consider for your resume project:

  • Team Collaboration
  • Communications
  • Problem Resolution
  • Planning & Organization



Freelance Work Opportunities – Scrutinize Client Lists





The Speed of Life is there and waiting for you no matter what your stage of life. Some people are looking for part-time work to supplement their regular incomes. Others require work that allows them to stay-at-home.

Freelance is the perfect solution to both of these interests. It provides workers with varying skill sets the opportunity to earn money online in different fields and industries. Writers are some of the most popular examples of freelance workers.

They perform development activities, as it relates to content, such as articles, blog posts and other materials. These are not, however, the only freelancers. There are technical projects, IT projects and sales projects in this field of work.

One of the first things necessary is to list your marketable skills, to choose your clients. Scrutinizing your client list involves simply determining the types of projects you are interested in. These should be projects that connect your skills along with the requirements of the work.

Websites like Upwork make it easy to find the types of projects that you want. Here are some areas of consider:

  • Content Writing
  • Customer Service
  • Product Sales
  • Research Projects