Article: Are there a few cute, single boys in your classes? Take action and start conversations with them to see if you connect. If their desks are near yours, this will be a little easier, but you can always chat them up before or after class, too. Starting a conversation might be intimidating, but all you have to do is comment on something related to the class! If the classroom is freezing, you could say something like, "Are you cold? This classroom feels like the arctic." You could also ask them for help. You might ask, "Can I borrow a pencil?" or "Did you happen to catch the homework assignment?" A great way to meet potential boyfriends is to put yourself out there! Go to your classmates' parties and attend school functions, like football games and pep rallies. The more boys you meet, the more likely you are to find the right one for you. To make the most out of the social events you attend, you can't stay huddled in a circle with your friends the entire time. If you see someone you like, start a casual conversation with them by commenting on something around you. For example, you could say, "I love this song! Do you know it?" If he's a fan too, you already have something in common! Your friends may know some cute single guys, so ask them if they can introduce you. Having a mutual friend with a guy can give the two of you something to talk about. Plus, if your friends approve of him, he's probably a good guy. You might say, "I think I want a boyfriend. Do you know any cute guys that I should meet?" A great way to meet like-minded guys is to join an interesting activity or club! Having a common interest will help you connect. If you're an athlete, you could join a sports team, like swimming or track and field. You'll be able to show off your killer athletic abilities while meeting boys who share your love for sports. Maybe you love helping others. Join a volunteer organization at your school to meet sweet guys who love to do the same.
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Talk to single guys in class. Go to parties and other social events. Ask your friends to help you meet boys. Join clubs or activities that interest you.
Article: You want to provide a potential employer with the names of people who can speak highly of you. However, your references need to have relevant information to share. Don't put down the head of your department as a reference simply because they have an impressive title. Former bosses and colleagues make good references. However, if you're fresh out of school, you can ask volunteer directors, faith leaders, or even professors. You also might not want to use former supervisors. Be prepared to explain to the hiring manager why. For example, your older supervisor might not have really managed you, or you didn't get along. Instead, provide the name of another senior-level person you worked closely with. Call them up or stop in and tell them you'd like to put them down as a reference. Also check if they can give you a strong reference. Some people are afraid to say "no," so they might hesitate. Cross them off your list. Remember to ask ahead of time, especially if you need a written reference. Give at least two weeks' notice. For example, you should probably give them an updated resume as well as information about the job you are applying for. If you have a copy of the job description, share that as well. Ask if the reference needs any other information. If you haven't worked for them in a while, then they might need to be reminded of important projects you worked on. You should type up your reference list. Open a blank word processing document and set the font to something comfortable. It should be the same font that you used on your cover letter and resume. You should have the same letterhead information at the top of the page. Include your name, address, and contact information. You can take your cover letter and delete everything but the header information. You should have at least three references, preferably from your most recent job. However, you might want to include more, in case the hiring manager cannot reach all of your references. Include the following information for each: name title company name business address email address phone number a short description of your relationship Use the same paper you print your resume on. Ideally, use ivory or white paper and make several copies for an interview. More than one person might be looking at the list. Unless requested, you don't need to mail in your reference list with your CV or resume. Also, you shouldn't write "References upon request" on your resume. Instead, hold onto your references and give them to your interviewer. Some fields (such as education) require that you submit references ahead of time. Check the job advertisement to see if references must be submitted before the interview. Go to your profile page and click on the "More" icon. Select "Request a recommendation." You can request recommendations from three connections at once. You can receive an unlimited number of recommendations in total.
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Identify relevant references. Ask for permission to use someone as a reference. Provide your reference with helpful information. Format your document. Include necessary information for each reference. Print on high quality paper. Submit your references. Request recommendations on LinkedIn.
Article: If necessary, sign in with your username and password. Click "Skype" in the menu bar at the top of the screen. It is in the top left next to the apple icon. Select "Preferences" from the drop-down menu. Alternatively, you can hit Command+, on the keyboard. Click the button at the top of the window that says "Privacy." It is marked with a picture of a "do not disturb" sign. " This is directly under the "Save chat history for:" option. You will be asked to confirm your choice. Click "Delete All" to finish. At this point, you can exit the window you don't need to save your changes like on Windows.
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Open Skype. Open the Preferences menu. Select the Privacy tab. Click "Delete All Chat History.