Hello, and welcome to the Week in Review for April 7 – 13. This is my way of catching you up on any blogs you may have missed in the past week by reviewing the happenings on the Jobs blog–if you have any feedback or comments, feel free to either leave a comment below or get in touch with me at Hava L {at} Families dot com! Thanks for reading!
Saturday, April 7
Your Morning Commute Just Got a Little Easier covers that dreaded part of the bricks and mortar job: The commute to get there. No fear, I have good news. You have to read my blog to find out what though.
Sunday, April 8
FAQs for Sunlark Research tackles questions readers had about applying at Sunlark, and other general questions about the company. Paying Attention to the World Around Us talks about an article that touched me deeply, and that I felt I must share with my readers. Hopefully you enjoyed it as much as I did.
Monday, April 9
A Question A Week introduces a new series I will be hosting here at Jobs: A Question A Week that you, the reader, answers. I hope to make this series an important part of my blog. Reason #176 I Love Working at Home demonstrates one of the greatest reasons to work at home: The flexibility of choosing where “home” is.
Tuesday, April 10
Working from Home vs Working at Home brings up the semantics of the job market: Are you working from home, or at home? And if you’re working from home, whether you can take children with you while you work is a big deal. Taking Children with you to the Courthouse discusses taking children with you while working as a courthouse researcher.
Wednesday, April 11
Laptops and Courthouse Research highlights the advantages of having a laptop as a courthouse researcher, and the alternatives if you find yourself laptopless. (Look, a new word!) And because we’ve been talking a lot about courthouse research on this blog, I wrote one blog that summarized and listed all blogs: Courthouse Research Blogs in Summary.
Thursday, April 12
Active Words: A Fantastic Program and a Real Time Saver starts a new mini-series on one of the most helpful programs I have ever discovered: Active Words. This program has made every job I’ve ever tackled easier and more efficient, and I hope you’ll enjoy learning about it. With the Forever Stamp Goes on Sale Today blog, I discuss something the federal government has actually done right: Produced a stamp that can be used anytime between now and, well, forever.
Friday, April 13
Active Words: Automatic vs Manual Correcting has in-depth info on the Active Words program that hopefully helps you understand better how the program works. Virtual Boss, I Can’t Reach You is me whining and complaining about not being able to reach my cyberbosses whenever I want to. Very sad life I lead, I know. 😛
Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you back here next week!