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What Is Hobby In Spanish

Question: Can I get a full ride scholarship?

Senior, just moved my senior year
ACT-26, SAT – 1750
4.0 GPA, 1st of 200
Student Council Vice President – 3 years
Spanish Foriegn Language Club Vice President 3 years
YMCA Youth and Government – 3 years
National Honor Society – 3 years
Mentor youth-2years
Seussical the Musical Stage Manager& other activities
over 150 community service hours,
Biotech Lab technician
Father was in Iraq 18 months
AP Bio-3, AP Language -3
taking AP Chem, Calc, Physics, Spanish, Government, and Lit
hobbies soccer and reading.

Answer: I just graduated from OU and I’m guessing the other Big 12 schools are similar. With the grades, scores, and achievements you have listed right now I’d say your chances of having to pay for school are slim. That being said, you might have to work at it a bit. OU has a lot of scholarships that you would qualify for and get. There aren’t too many 4-year full ride scholarships though. What you’d likely have to do is seek out and apply for individual scholarships during your college career. I’ll bet you’d land a nice scholarship automatically for your freshman year. Then just keep your grades up and apply again each year. It’s pretty easy. Best of luck– Go Sooners!

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India Hobby Store

Question: any hobby candle wax, colours and perfume suppliers in mumbai(India)?

for example like in the US we have suppliers like rusticescentuals do we have such stores in mumbai
I heard some place in Crawford market Anyone knows this?

Answer: www.indiamart.com

Hobbies For Women At Home

Question: what is best hobby for pregnant woman?

i feel so bored many times and make me tired and sleep all day…any good idea while at home and not working….

Answer: take this time to do NOTHING………… you will remember I said that.

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Hobbies Section Of Resume

Question: How does this look on my resume if I am applying for a job at an investment firm?

I am going to be a junior in college this fall so I don’t have much professional experience working with investments. I do have experience in investing and trading stocks though. So if I were to add the following items on my resume under the “Hobbies and Skills” section, would it look impressive or would it look no good. All of the following is true by the way:

Answer: Well…so much for the “uninformed” trying to give “amateurish and nonsensical advice”. Geez.

Sorry, I’m tired, should have been in bed already…but “hey”…I’m trying to help someone out here!!!

First of all…What kind of job do you want with an investment firm? There are many…Bond traders, merger & acquisition consultants, floor traders, options traders, commodities traders, treasury/agency/CMO’s,…yada-yada-yada…as well as all the standard…and not so standard…administrative positions.

If, as most people are assuming…me too…you want to be a Financial Advisor/ Stock Broker/ Financial Planner, etc etc…working with individuals versus institutions…then DON’T INCLUDE ANYTHING that you’ve listed.

Investment companies…one’s I’ve worked for…and the one I STILL work for… don’t care “squat” about how much you LIKE to “research equities”, enjoy “managing 90k” in assets, or made “hypothetically” a good return for a “pretend” portfolio.

Here’s your “appropriate” resume format for most “Investment companies” hiring “Financial Advisors”:
-Name
-Address
-Phone number

Education: (High school and college and ?)
Work History: (if none…list apprenticeships, etc…or skip?)
Computer Literacy: (maybe)
Hobbies(?): (see below)
Community Groups/Affiliations: ( =contacts for leads later?)
Languages: (more than one?)

A cover letter is where you would state “goals and ambitions”…but, please…keep it “business-like”…no Oprah, Tyra Banks, Uncle Phil…uh, Dr. Phil type touchy feely crap…if you want to work in the “real world” of finance and business…dry that spot behind your ears, wipe your nose, “buck-up” as they say and act like the man your want to become!!! Your cover letter should be similar to a letter to shareholders…but short…like a one-pager from Warren Buffet or similar. Yes, a one-page cover letter and a one-page resume. You get to impress your “prospective employer” by showing up (even to fill out an application) in a suit and tie, by speaking intelligently and confidently, and by showing an earnest interest do doing well financially…for yourself, the firm, and the cllent!!!!!

You CANNOT have enough experience to “qualify” to manage the assets of someone who has already 1) ran a successful business for years 2) saved 100k+ over a lifetime..or the last 2-5 years 3) has 5 million in liquid cash and another 5-10 million in properties (residential/commercial?). You “can” grow into it…by joining a reputable firm that will “train you”/ “educate you” and enable you to “survive” in the business to eventually be qualified to be in a room with the people I’ve just described. Because, “pretending” to know more than you do…can lead to losing a grandmother’s lifesavings that can’t “make it back” through employment…and that would be a terrible thing to have hanging over your soul…and you never want to be that person. Never gamble with someone else’s money… yours… sure, it’s yours…not someone else’s.

The “investment company” doesn’t care about your 90k….that’s a “small account” in our world…and many of my peers won’t even take them as a client. 40% in a year, big deal, many people do that…consistency is the key…what happened next…all gone?….dropped back to 20%…..it doesn’t matter…it’s “pretend” money…I always win at Monopoly…can I manage your 5 Billion dollar commercial project, with no “real” experience? (but I own Park Place and all 4 utilities!!!)

Investment firms want someone that is ETHICAL…that WON’T be trading stocks and options for a group of clients with 90k accross multiple accounts…it’s too high risk…for YOU..the firm and the clients…if you mess up…it’s your license and career that’s gone…along with the money!!! ETHICAL, willing to WORK HARD, is INTELLIGENT, seems SINCERE, and will a sense of TRUST in their clients/prospective clients. If clients sense that you are honest and ethical and have their best interest at heart…and you stick with financial basics…you and they will do well.

Basics. In the application stage, and starting out…that’s the key…and don’t try to impress a future manager with “minor” things like “investment experience” that doesn’t qualify as either “investments” or “experience”. If you want to list hobbies..include, sailing, learning languages, playing in chess tournaments….something that shows you are a “well-rounded” mentally/emotionally healthy individual who can cope with the stress of a “stressful” job…but bullet points only…leave the “dribble” to the cover letter…if you can’t help yourself.

…and I’m tired…. goodnight.

Happy Hobbies

Question: How Can I be happy?

I am a depressed ass person with no hobbies, I have no real motivation or interests in anything. I just want to be happy……Drugs??

Answer: Have you ever seen a doctor about your depression? There are actually drugs that can really, truly change you…I am speaking of medications, prescribed by a doctor who does so after a diagnosis…illegal drugs will only make you feel good for awhile, and they are a true road to ruin…..real depression does not mean there is something mentally wrong with you (even though that’s how it feels)…it’s an actual, chemical, medical condition…please do yourself the biggest favor and see a doctor. I wish you the very best and I’ll say a prayer for you.

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