Upgrade Yourself in 2007
Want to switch your career into high gear? You may have to get some new gear and a new attitude about learning new things. Here are four ways to upgrade and update how and where you work.
1. Get a Better Mobile Device
It's sad but true: Your old-school cellular phone may not be enough, well, phone for you anymore. Consider a more all-in-one handheld device such as a Treo, which combines mobile calling with a QWERTY keyboard and Web browser, so you can stay connected on all levels whenever you want.
2. Ditch Your Desktop
Okay, perhaps you can't ditch your desktop altogether, but invest in a laptop (which are more affordable than ever) and become a member of the mobile workforce. A laptop enables you to have everything you need when you visit clients, travel, or if you simply just need a change of scenery and want to work at your local coffee house.
3. Reach out and Text Someone
Generation X helped make email popular in the workplace, but Generation Y is making texting and instant messaging even more so. If you're not comfortable with either yet, you'd better learn to be quickly or risk being regarded as the company dinosaur.
4. Get on the Blog Bus
You don't have to have a blog, but you've got to know *how* to have one. If you're not savvy with uploading content to the Web - photos, audio, or video - blog technology is a great way to learn. Also, don't worry so much about becoming a PowerPoint pro as an iMovie maven. Use it to make your next presentation a lot more entertaining - and join the Web video revolution
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They are not an insurance company; kanetix is a service that provides users with access to insurance quote comparisons.
Their ownership is split between its employees and its majority shareholder, the Great-West Life Assurance Company.You may visited them at online any time Car insurance quotes in minutes.
1. Get a Better Mobile Device
It's sad but true: Your old-school cellular phone may not be enough, well, phone for you anymore. Consider a more all-in-one handheld device such as a Treo, which combines mobile calling with a QWERTY keyboard and Web browser, so you can stay connected on all levels whenever you want.
2. Ditch Your Desktop
Okay, perhaps you can't ditch your desktop altogether, but invest in a laptop (which are more affordable than ever) and become a member of the mobile workforce. A laptop enables you to have everything you need when you visit clients, travel, or if you simply just need a change of scenery and want to work at your local coffee house.
3. Reach out and Text Someone
Generation X helped make email popular in the workplace, but Generation Y is making texting and instant messaging even more so. If you're not comfortable with either yet, you'd better learn to be quickly or risk being regarded as the company dinosaur.
4. Get on the Blog Bus
You don't have to have a blog, but you've got to know *how* to have one. If you're not savvy with uploading content to the Web - photos, audio, or video - blog technology is a great way to learn. Also, don't worry so much about becoming a PowerPoint pro as an iMovie maven. Use it to make your next presentation a lot more entertaining - and join the Web video revolution
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HERE is an one-stop auto insurance shop that makes getting quotes easy for consumers by helping them obtain quotes from several insurance suppliers with only one online questionnaire.
They are not an insurance company; kanetix is a service that provides users with access to insurance quote comparisons.
Their ownership is split between its employees and its majority shareholder, the Great-West Life Assurance Company.You may visited them at online any time Car insurance quotes in minutes.
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