Article: It's the green and white speech bubble icon with a phone receiver inside. Group chats allow you to send messages to multiple people at one time. Group members will be able to see and respond to any messages sent to the group. If you don't want the people you're messaging to know they've been added to a group, use the "Creating a Broadcast List on an Android" method instead. It's the three dots stacked vertically at the top-right corner. This opens your contacts list. You can add up to 256 contacts to the group. When you select a contact, the circle beside their name will fill with blue. This saves your member list. The group's subject can be up to 25 characters long. If you'd like to assign an icon to represent the chat, tap the camera icon at the top-left corner and select an image from your phone or tablet. The group is now created. To start typing, tap the white typing area at the bottom of the screen. It's the green-and-white paper airplane at the bottom-right corner. This sends the message to all group members. Messages from blocked users will still appear in group chats. Group members can remove themselves from a group chat at any time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open WhatsApp on your Android. Tap the Menu icon. Tap New group in the menu. Select contacts to add. Tap the green arrow icon. Type a subject for the group. Tap the green checkmark. Type your message. Tap the Send icon.

Problem: Article: When it comes down to it, having a positive relationship with your boss may be the most important thing you can do to keep your job. You don't have to be best friends with your boss in fact, it's better that you're not but you should have a warm, friendly, and respectful relationship with your boss if you want to stick around the company. Even if you don't always see eye to eye, make an effort to be as positive and respectful around your boss at all times. If you do have a complaint, make sure you state it respectfully and never blame your boss or seem ungrateful for your job. Make an effort to get to know your boss a bit and to ask about his plans or his family. As long as your boss is fairly open about his life, it's important to show an interest. If you want to keep your job, then you need to have a positive attitude about the work that you do. Though not every minute of your job may be pure joy, you have to find a way to embrace the things you love about your job and to deal with the less pleasant aspects of the job. Try to minimize your complaining and talk about the things you love about the work instead; your boss will be much more likely to keep you around if you're positive and help maintain high morale in the office. For example, if you're a teacher, you may not love the hours you have to spend grading each week; instead of complaining about student papers, talk about how much you love actually teaching the students. Coworkers tend to fall into a routine of complaining to each other a lot. Try not to get sucked in to that trap and change the subject when people are being negative around you. If you want to keep your job, then being a team player is a must. You have to be able to communicate well to get along with others, and to work well with your co-workers, even if you have your differences. If you have a reputation of being difficult to work with, of being rude or dismissive to your co-workers, or of not taking your boss's feedback seriously, then you'll be the first to go when it's time to make cuts. You want to have the reputation of being the person who could work well with anyone on a given project; if you're known to only get along with one or two people, then it'll be harder for your boss to put you on a team and it will make you a liability. Learn to disagree respectfully. Instead of name-calling, ignoring your co-workers, or being too eager to prove that you are right, you should work on listening carefully and asking your co-workers to explain their reasoning while calmly sharing your ideas. Be friendly as much as you can. Smile and greet your co-workers and stop to make small talk; don't act like you're above socializing, no matter how busy you are. When the time comes to make cuts, your boss will think about the type of energy you bring to the office, and you want to bring a friendly, positive one. In your down time, see what you can do to help someone else complete their task in the spirit of teamwork. Remember this will help your company to stay in business. Don't get sucked into office gossip. This won't help you get your work done and it will give you a bad reputation. When it comes to being a good employee and keeping your job, this is a big no no. You don't want your coworkers getting upset that you make more money than they do and then taking their complaints to your boss. When he finds out you've been wagging your tongue, he'll be none too pleased. Remember that the customer is king and that he has the ability to fire everyone from the CEO to the janitor. If you don't have customers you will not have a business. If you have a customer-oriented job, then make sure you treat customers with kindness and respect at all times. If you're up against a difficult customer, make sure to maintain your calm or even to ask for help when it's needed. Remember that your boss will be looking for employees who do the best with customers. You want your boss to look at you as an asset to the business, not a liability. Though you may have a busy family life, you should make an effort to attend company picnics, parties, seminars, happy hours, volunteering events, and any other activities when you can. This will show your boss that you care about your job even when you're outside the office and that you truly love what you do as well as the people you work with; you don't want to get the reputation of being the person who never goes to anything. If you attend as many events as you can, then you will become even more of a fixture in your office. This will make it harder for your boss to fire you. If you're never around, though, it'll be much easier for him to picture the company without you.
Summary: Do all you can to have a good relationship with your supervisor. Maintain a positive attitude. Play well with others. Never talk about your salary with co-workers. Treat your customers with respect. Participate in as many outside company activities as you can.

Continue to mix until the mixture has created a soft dough. Form each piece into a ball, and wrap individually in plastic wrap. Let refrigerate for 30 minutes. Grill for three to five minutes on each side, or until lightly browned. Serve with ricotta, goat, or fontina cheese, prosciutto, and arugula.
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Combine flour, baking soda, and salt in a mixing bowl. Add butter, and mix on low speed for about 2 minutes. While mixing, add 10-12 tablespoons of water. Add the herbs and knead dough on a lightly floured surface for about 5 minutes, or until it is smooth and elastic. Divide the dough into four or five smaller pieces. On a lightly floured surface, use your hands or a rolling pin to flatten each piece of dough into a circle about 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) thick. Preheat a grill pan on medium-high heat. Coat each piece of dough with extra virgin olive oil. Remove from grill and allow to cool. Finished.