INPUT ARTICLE: Article: From the home screen, click on Orientation from the menu on the top of the screen. The general orientation section will take you to another page where you can take the interactive training on becoming a good shopping evaluator. Complete this training. On the lower part of the orientation page, you can find client-specific orientations. Completing these would allow you to take assignments for these clients. Select a client's icon to take the client's orientation. Once you've selected a client's orientation, you'll be taken to another page that lists all the training modules the client requires its mystery shoppers or auditors to complete and pass. Complete all the necessary training modules. Be serious and truly understand the trainings as they are relevant to the work you're about to do. Most of the training modules can be downloaded in PDF format. Download these for easier offline reference. Some clients only offer training modules, and some require you to take and pass certification tests. For those that require you to pass certification tests, do so. Most allow three takes of the same test, so better make sure you pass by the third try to be qualified for the client.

SUMMARY: Complete the general orientation. Select client-specific orientations. Take the client's training modules. Pass the certification tests.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's important that the paper is thick enough that it will hold its shape and will not bend if you fill it with an object. You also don't want it to be too thick, which will prevent you from being able to make crisp folds. Generally, 110 pound cardstock will work as long as you are not filling it with anything heavy. Depending on your project, you might want ornamental paper or plain white. You can also decorate the paper or decorate the finished box. The cross should be composed of a square in the center with four squares adjacent on all sides. These squares will fold up to form the sides of the box. Make sure you have enough space on the paper to put it there. This will be the top of the box. These should be on the sides of the top, left and right of the cross, leaving the joint two squares at the bottom as they are. These flaps will be used as joints to secure each side of the cube, and you can choose if you want to glue them inside or outside of the box to determine whether you will see them on the final product. If you can make them neat and even, the final product will look better. Be sure to cut outside the lines of the flaps and do not cut any of the lines connecting the squares. Once the whole thing is cut out, you will be able to fold and then secure the right places to form a cube. This should make a right angle. Be sure to make nice, crisp folds. You can use your fingernail to ensure that the folds are crisp. This should also form a right angle. Again, crisp folds look best on the finished product. This forms the top of the cube. Hold these in place while you fold the other sides to meet it. If you use clear tape or glue on the inside of the box it will look more seamless, but you can also quickly tape the outside with clear tape or even washi tape. Be sure that you secure the seams from one end to the other with glue or tape, and not just a small dab of tape in the center, especially if you plan to fill the box with candy or other small objects. Save the seam on the top of the box for last and only seal it up if you are not planning to place anything inside the box. Otherwise be sure you fill it before you seal it! In the end you should have a six-sided cube. Now that you have the hang of it, make one for all of your friends!
Summary: Get some cardstock paper. Use a ruler to draw a cross shape on the paper. Add an extra square to the bottom of the cross. Add flaps. Cut out the cross shape with a pair of scissors. Fold the left and right sides of the cross upwards. Fold the longest part of the cross (two squares) upright. Fold the top square of the longest part of the cross over. Tape or glue all six sides of the cube together. Admire your cube.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This can work for a longer trip or a brief ride to and from work. To keep yourself occupied, pack a small journal. Jot down interesting observations of the world around you, any interesting thoughts you have, or interesting snippets of conversation you overhear. Not only will this help you enjoy yourself and pass the time, you'll have something to remember the moment for years to come. You can also sketch in your notebook if you don't like writing. If someone seems friendly, you can make friends on the train. If someone catches your eye and smiles, or asks you a question, strike up a conversation. Many people have fun making new friends to pass time on the train. This can be great on longer journeys. A great conversation starter is something like, "Where are you headed?" You can chat about things like vacation and travel plans. Be careful, however. Not everyone loves talking on the train. If someone's wearing headphones or is buried in a book, they may not be opened to conversation. Bringing a book along with you can help you stay entertained on a long train ride. Choose an entertaining work of fiction or nonfiction, or something like a light book of poetry. You can also try magazines on topics that interest you. If you're engaged in an interesting read, the train ride is bound to pass by more quickly. For longer train rides, the scenery is sometimes beautiful. If you're traveling through a unfamiliar city or a rural area, sometimes taking in the scene can be entertaining in and of itself. Take a moment to simply look out the window and observe anything interesting you pass by. Bring an iPhone/iPod, MP3 player, or other portable device that plays music with you. You can turn on your music and use this to zone out and relax while enjoying the train ride. In addition to listening to music, you can also listen to things like Podcasts and radio shows to pass the time. If you have a larger electronic device, like a tablet, you can download and watch movies and TV shows. If you brought along a smart phone, use it to play games. Download popular games, like Candy Crush, or play simple card games like solitude. Losing yourself in a fun phone app an help you pass the time on the train and enjoy yourself. Choose games you can play with friends, like Draw Something, so you can engage with your friends from a distance. Keep in mind, you should have a backup plan. Games that require Internet access may eat up your data if the train does not have wi-fi.

SUMMARY:
Journal while you're on the train. Make friends with other passengers. Read. Look out the window. Listen to music. Play games on your phone.