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Monday, 10 November 2014
Thursday, 6 November 2014
Resume
LANA AVAGYAN
508-1338 York Mills Road, Toronto, ON M3A 3M3
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CAREER
OBJECTIVE:
To obtain a position in
Human Resources field
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Human Resource management
Administrative management
Excellent communications skills
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Human Resources Manager
Yerevan, Armenia
Spa Salon Manager
Yerevan, Armenia
Office Administrator
Yerevan, Armenia
Work with clients, daily reports to the company director, control and purchase of inventory, customer service, petty cash operations, organization of the filing and paperwork of the company, implementation of recommendations, arrangement of the purchase or service of the necessary equipment for staff
EDUCATION &
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
RUSSIAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF AND SERVICE
Yerevan, Republic of Armenia
Department: Economics
Nurse 1999 - 2002
YEREVAN
STATE BASE MEDICAL COLLEGE
Yerevan, Republic of Armenia
Department: Nursing Care
TECHNICAL SKILS
Computer
skills: MS Windows, MS Office, Adobe Acrobat Professional
Languages: English, Russian,
Armenian
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Task 3:
Some phrasal verbs are separable (e.g., call someone back); others are not. Complete the chart below by putting the phrasal verbs above in the correct column.
Separable
|
Not separable
|
pick up | hold on |
get someone through | hang up |
call up | hang on |
call back | get back to |
pick up | speak up |
turn off | get through |
cut off | call up |
switch off |
put through
|
get off
|
Task 2:
The following are common phrasal verbs we often use while on the telephone. Match the correct meaning with each phrasal verb.
1. hold on
|
m. wait
|
2. put (a call) through
|
make a telephone call
|
3. get through
|
c. answer a call, lift the receiver to take a call
|
4. hang up
|
a. put the receiver down
|
5. call up
|
l. make a telephone call
|
6. hang on
|
g. wait
|
7. call back
|
b. return someone’s call
|
8. pick up
|
j. to be connected to someone on the phone
|
9. get off (the phone)
|
f. deactivate (a cell phone)
|
10. get back to (someone)
|
k. return someone’s call
|
11. cut off
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i. to be disconnected abruptly during a telephone conversation
|
12. switch off/turn off
|
d. stop talking on the phone
|
13. speak up
|
h. talk louder
|
Abbreviations
When we take notes on information we hear over the phone, we often need to write down the information quickly. The use of abbreviations is a helpful strategy while taking messages.
Task 1.
Write the full word or expression (or meaning) beside each abbreviation below. Add other abbreviations (and their meanings) you commonly use or would like to know the meaning of. Share them with the class.
1. AGM - Annual general meeting
2. apt - appartment
3. asap - As soon as posible
4. co. - company
5. ext - extension
6. FYI - For your information
7. inv. - invoice
8. mo. month
9. no. or # - number
10. mt - meeting
11. N/A - Not Applicable
12. impt. - importent
13. RSVP - please reply
14. ste. - suite
15. urg. - urgent
16. w/ - with
17. w/o - without
18. cc. - carbon copy
19. e.g. - for exemple ()
20. Bcc - Blind carbon copy
20. Bcc - Blind carbon copy
21. etc. - etcetera (so an)
22. i.e. - id est (that is)
23. vs. - versus
24. p.s. - post script ( after writing)
25. n.b. - nota bene (take notes)
Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Thank You Letter
Dear Mr. Brown:
I appreciate giving me opportunity of having an interview in this company. Your kind hospitality and strong
presence in the community have only furthered my desire to join
your outstanding organization.
During the interview we discussed importance of giving back to our local communities. I believe that this in addition to my other qualifications make me a strong candidate for this position.
Thank you again
for opportunity to learn more about this company. I believe that this position is a great fit for my skills and experience, and I look forward to becoming a
productive member of your organization.
If I can be of any further assistance please don’t hesitate to contact me. I look forward to
hearing from you regarding my application.
Sincerely,
Lana Avagyan
Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Interview Dos and Don'ts
Interview Dos and Don'ts
Dos
1. Dress for Success
If you are man:
You should wear navy blue suit or chocolate gray, white shirt and nice tie
If you are woman:
You should wear suit or pantsuit
2. Handshakes
give a hand
4. Inappropriate questions
if you like you can answer
5. Some important things to remember
1. stand up and greet your interviewer
2. bring a copy of your resume
3. ask for your interviewer's business card
4. turn off you cell phone
Don'ts
1. Dress for Success
don't wear large jewelry
light colors
too much makeup
2. Handshakes
don't give a man handshake
3. How to handle some key questions
don't tell life story
4. Inappropriate questions
you can not answer
5. Some important things to remember
Don't wear too much perfume or cologne
Dos
1. Dress for Success
If you are man:
You should wear navy blue suit or chocolate gray, white shirt and nice tie
If you are woman:
You should wear suit or pantsuit
2. Handshakes
give a hand
3. How to handle some key questions
to give short summarizeif you like you can answer
5. Some important things to remember
1. stand up and greet your interviewer
2. bring a copy of your resume
3. ask for your interviewer's business card
4. turn off you cell phone
Don'ts
1. Dress for Success
don't wear large jewelry
light colors
too much makeup
2. Handshakes
don't give a man handshake
3. How to handle some key questions
don't tell life story
4. Inappropriate questions
you can not answer
5. Some important things to remember
Don't wear too much perfume or cologne
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