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Related video above: How to make the career-changing decision after getting a promotionMotivation can be hard to come by these days, especially if you're working from you are feeling like your career has been in a holding pattern this year, it's not too late to jump-start it. "Many people are worried that because they are out of the office and not interacting and engaging with colleagues or clients in the same way they did before, that it feels like life is on hold in some ways, " said Dorie Clark, author of "Entrepreneurial You. " "It is hard to know how to adapt your behaviors because there is so much uncertainty. "Here's how to keep your career on track:Keep meeting new peopleNetworking is an important part of advancing your career. But with in-person conferences, happy hours and roundtables not happening at the moment, meeting new people is going to take a little more it can feel awkward to randomly reach out to someone and ask for a virtual chat. "I am a big fan of 'creating excuses, '" said Clark about reaching out to could mean saying you have a goal of meeting one new person a week and that the person you are reaching out to sounds interesting or that you have a LinkedIn connection in helps to explain your connection and describe what you are looking for when you reach out.
Ask first: Before passing along someone's name and contact information for the first time, check if the person is willing to be your reference. This gives references a chance to politely decline. That's a better option than a reference that can only discuss your work vaguely, or worse, shares negative feedback. Do you have to give references a heads-up every time you share their name and contact information? Absolutely not. You don't want to become a pest—if you got permission to put someone down as a reference in March, assume it extends forward to April, May, and June as well. Get in touch with your references when you hit the moment where employers will be making contact with them. Seize the opportunity to share the job posting, your resume, and any information on points you'd like your reference to mention or highlight. One exception: If it's been several years since someone first agreed to be your reference, reach out and check to see if the person is still comfortable being a reference for you.
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December 24, 2020 - 08:09 GMT Find out the Christmas supermarket opening times for Sainsbury's, Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and more. With Christmas spelling busier shopping hours, supermarkets across the UK are extending their opening times in a bid to accommodate customers. We've tracked all the major changes for this year, making it easier for you to plan your weekly trip to the supermarket and avoid panic-buying mayhem. Find out when the likes of Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Sainsbury's and more will be opening their doors across the festive period. RELATED: 11 unusual Christmas snacks from Tesco, Sainsbury's & Lidl that will divide the nation Sainsbury's Most Sainsbury's stores will be open from 6am-7pm on Christmas Eve, however, stores will remain closed on Christmas Day. To find out more, visit. READ: Best Christmas Hampers 2020: from Fortnum & Mason and Harrods to Marks & Spencer and Aldi Marks & Spencer While opening hours may vary, the majority of Marks & Spencer stores will be operating with reduced hours on Christmas Eve.
Edit Multiple school districts, universities on two-hour weather delay Wednesday El Paso Times 12 Feb 2020 EPISD, YISD, SISD and the Canutillo, Fabens, San Elizario and Anthony ISDs have two-hour delays Wednesday. UTEP, EPCC and TTUHSC El Paso start late.... Edit El Paso educator to head Burnet Odessa American An El Paso educator has been approved by the Ector County ISD Board of Trustees as the new principal of Burnet Elementary School... Press said Serrano was a principal in San Elizario ISD and currently runs education for children on the border.
The probe into the riot has resulted in more than 400 criminal cases so far, the bulk for "significant federal felony charges, " Sherwin said. Edit Capitol riots prosecutor suggests some suspects will be charged with sedition The Independent 22 Mar 2021 A former federal prosecutor leading Justice Department 's investigation into the storming of the US capital building and the criminal culpability of Donald Trump in the 6 January riots that left five people dead, has said that the probe supports sedition charges. Edit Lead Capitol riot prosecutor says Trump could be culpable for his role The Hill 22 Mar 2021 Michael Sherwin, the federal prosecutor who previously led the criminal investigation into the Capitol riot, said former President TrumpDonald TrumpBiden hampered by lack of confirmations Letlow wins Louisiana special House election to replace late husband Number of migrant children in US custody passed 15, 000. Edit 'Next phase' of criminal probe into Trump finances: Finding witnesses The Villager 22 Mar 2021 "Even in the most heavily document-dependent case, you need witnesses to tell the story, " said Reed Brodsky, a longtime white-collar defense lawyer and former federal prosecutor...
by: Posted: Jan 27, 2021 / 12:51 PM CST / Updated: Jan 27, 2021 / 12:51 PM CST AUSTIN (KXAN) — The YMCA of Austin is inviting the community to "reset" for the new year with a challenge. Starting Feb. 1, Austinites can shake off a little of 2020 and participate in the YMCA Reset Challenge — a free six-week program offering in-person and virtual activities. "The COVID-19 pandemic has worn us down. It's isolated us in so many ways, " YMCA of Austin President and CEO James Finck said. "This challenge provides an opportunity to get active and healthier by yourself, with neighbors or as a family, " Vice President of Mission Advancement Sean Doles said he's most excited for those moments with his family. "We're setting our personal goals and helping keep each other accountable and trying to find ways to make it fun and be active together as a family, " he said. "So I think it's that group aspect — connecting with my family on a different level that I'm really looking forward to. " Participation Those interested in participating can opt-in on their mobile devices.