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Cell Phone Etiquette: The Do’s and Don’ts of Using Your Cellphone Appropriately In honor of July being National Cell Phone Courtesy Month, Sandy Marthaler presents etiquette do’s and don’ts. Sandy currently works as a Substitute Teacher for the Douglas County Schools and teaches all grades and all subjects. Her favorite subject is modern day etiquette. She has a passion for helping others become more confident
I have observed that we no longer refer to ourselves as being unemployed, laid off, looking for work, in-between jobs, etc. We now call it – “being in transition”. Regardless of how you choose to refer to your current job or career situation, here are some helpful hints and tips– things I’ve learned along the way of “being in transition”. We’ll look at five of
Get informed! Get energized! Get connected! The 3rd Monday of each month! Achieving Work / Life Balance It is easy to get swept away with the chaos of each day and all the things we want to do and need to do or maybe even should be doing. Michele O’Brien will share her program on Achieving Work / Life Balance. Informal Networking 6 pm –
Our January meeting will be in Room #213, a classroom.
When you enter the front of the building you will go to the left staircase (instead of right), and to the second floor. There is an elevator on that side of the building as well.
Light snacks will be provided.
Reserve your place using PayPal below OR email Robin to be included in the RSVP: Include me for jAN. 16 please give your name and how many will be attending.