Do you have to have a collage edducation to work at like a dentist office when you are in high school? My 2nd choice is to work at a bridal shop, but there isnt one in my home town, so I cant do that.
i mean as like an office assistant FOR EX- like in a dentist office, cleaning the utincils and like in a doctor office handling papersMore
Asked by: shelbwof_16
you just without realising it have spoted what could be a lucrative career opertunity for you.
you want to work in a bridal shop why not open one in your home town. consider finding someone to go into business with that is a good designer, and supply custom gowns and accessories so maybe a jewelry designer, what about a shoe designer too, they could also be a partner to you. and you could then offer your speciality outfits to buy online and ship world wide.
you know more about this and what women want in a bridal store. it would help if you get an education degree in business management and retail.
as for the career in the dentist office, to be a receptionist then other than good comunication skills the ability to do paper filing (so as long as you can read you should be fine) and the ability to use a computer and to learn fast the dental practice computer system would be good.
as for a dental nurse or technician then yes some degree of medical and science background may be required. (i'm presuming her on this point thogh, as i am not in the medical field).
i guess if you can market the bridal shop properly it would be a better financial decision to open the shop than to work in the dentists. providing you can get the marketing right as well as setting a realistic price for the items you make and sell. ofcourse you will need to employ people to make the gowms etc.
oh and before i forget i'd strongly recomend you get into accounting at least at a basic level so you can keep up to date on your paper work for tax purposes as well as your profit and loss forcasting.
just my opinion, and spotting the business opertunity (hole in your local market) that you clearly missed by not thinking clearly enough. you are looking at the now picture and not the what IF or what could be. More
The post office web site says " retail and electronic delivery confirmation are both entitiled to the same infomation".
But some post offices refuse to give you an acceptance scan or a receipt for labels printed online even when you've included insurance in your mailing label.
How can you collect on a claim for lost mail if the post office will not give you a receipt?
You have no proof that you ever took the mail to the post office.
When you took it or what post office you took it to.
Is it right for the post office to refuse to give you receipt because you printed your postage online?More
Asked by: Eywrshp
Depends on service you used to mail the package. If you use paypal shipping, the receipt in your history with the tracking number. Using click n ship, it can be set to print a receipt too...Request delivery confirmation rather than insurance. It is often included free with on line postal purchases....No other receipt is necessary. Using the delivery confirmation tracking number, you can check the shipment to see it being moved through the postal stations...You can even request an email everyday until the package is received... More
I would like to know which office can I ask the right process of applying for working permit and social security number. Now I married with my lovely wife who is US citizen and we live in Murfreeboro, TN. Can anyone give me the right office to go ask the step of the process, I do not want to pay for lawyer or do it on my own.More
Asked by: heritage31
USCIS and ask for an EAD (Employment Authorization Document) a work permit allows a minor to work in the US.
For the SSN you need to go to the Social Security Office
SOCIAL SECURITY
245 HERITAGE PARK DR
MURFREESBORO, TN 37129
Phone Numbers:Local Number (615) 895-5790
Toll-Free 1-800-772-1213
TTY (615) 896-5784 More
The office powerpath sets up the ability to swap (buildings, furniture, position numbers, whatever). Some people don't see the advantage of swapping. So the office powerpath comes out ahead. He does this a few times and has made significant gains over potential rivals.
It's difficult to prosecute the office powerpath because he seems to encouraging such things as "cross-training" which would seem to benefit the organization.
To Darknei,
Thanks. Terrific.More
Asked by: Нас не догонят
I'm not sure this qualifies as philosophy.
If you have someone in your department acting as an ersatz power-broker, and it is affecting performance of your group as a whole to further his ambitions, you should take it up with him, or his superior if you feel you cannot talk to him without repercussions.
The prisoner's dilemma doesn't really pertain to this, it's just if i remember right an observation of how some people are willing to choose a guaranteed penalty over the risk of a harsher one and the chance of success. More
I am a manager of a school office. My office is 8 x 12 with 2 "full" 4drawer lateral files, two upper cabinets with doors and I large shelf above my L shaped desk. I have no windows. How can I better utilize the space I have to make my office "seem" uncluttered? I want my office to look presentable when dealing with parents, but it always feels so cluttered and messy.More
Asked by: GGGG lou EEEE
Have you seen those 17 gallon containers with the wheels on the bottom? They are great for the over stuffed drawers of the filing cabinet, just put some folders in them and place them under your desk. In the cabinet I would use the organizers that hold binders, they come in all colors, this way you can put up papers and other items that might clutter your desk. Use a really nice coffee cup for your pens and such. The shelf above your desk should hold items you call motivational to yourself. A plant for oxygen, a couple of sitters and you have your space. You can get creative with the metal box of your cabinets, use spirit themed magnets to show off pictures done by students just for you!
Be creative, your office should reflect the real you, the person you have become to help students and parents into a brighter path.
Good luck! More
