Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do an internship. Research job possibilities. Make an impressive resume. Consider an HR consulting firm.

Answer: Most entry-level positions in HR require past experience, usually through internships. Toward the end of your schooling, look into internship opportunities. As an HR intern, you'll have the opportunity to apply your academic coursework to real-world situations. Tasks for an HR intern range from preparing new hire paperwork, advertising open job positions, advising employees on safety issues, and more. A good place to start for finding an internship is your school's career services center, or the academic advisor for your major's department. Also, your professors probably had to do internships themselves and could guide you in finding a good match for you. Once you've graduated (hopefully with high honors!) research different HR positions. There are generally two career paths to take in HR work: generalist or specialist. The HR generalist has a wide range of responsibilities such as attracting and retaining employees, training, managing the workforce, and planning ways to meet HR needs. Generalists are usually found in small companies or in management roles. HR specialists typically require deep knowledge of a particular (larger) company's HR program, such as employee and labor relations, benefits, conducting interviews, or administering pre-employment tests. Writing a great resume is an art unto itself. Be sure that your resume is no more than one page, focuses on your individual strengths, and includes your education and experience background. There are several ways to organize a resume, just be sure to divide sections of education, work experience, and strengths. Remember, a resume is a marketing tool. You are trying to sell yourself to employers who have never met you. Use accomplishment statements and action words rather than plain descriptions of your role in previous jobs. Many job positions also ask for a cover letter. A cover letter is an extension of your resume, but you don't want to just repeat the same information from your resume. Instead, write about what you learned from past positions why you're interested in the position you're applying for, being sure to focus on skills and strengths needed for that particular. Cover letters will usually need to change depending on the position you're applying for. When starting out, you may wish to start working for an HR consulting firm. It will often take some years of experience to be qualified for the high level consulting positions. Research types of consulting firms in your area to determine which type and which firm would be a good fit for you. There are generally 3 types of consulting firms, and the type you work for depends on your interests and area of specialization: there are strategy consulting firms (focused in business strategy HR consulting), pure play HR consulting firms (who do work only in HR issues consulting), and big four / management consulting firms (HR consulting is one of many consulting offerings offered in these large consulting firms).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide if you want an autograph or a picture. Plan what you will say ahead of time. Approach her if she doesn't look too busy. Ask for her autograph or picture. Remain calm.

Answer: Many celebrities do not have time for both, especially if there are a lot of fans around. So decide whether you would like a piece of memorabilia signed, or just a picture. If you are lucky, you may get both. If you want an autograph, bring a pen with you and ask Taylor to personalize it. Wanting an autograph personalized may increase your chances of getting it, since it signals to her that you are not trying to make money off of it. Most celebrities only have enough time for a quick, "Your work is very inspiring," or "I'm a huge fan. I love your work!" Avoid planning a long speech about how she has inspired you. If you want to tell her something more, write a letter and give it to her when you meet her. She may read it when she has some downtime while traveling. Include your name and email or home address in the letter, if you would like a response from her. If you happen to spot Taylor while she is out enjoying a nice dinner with her family, it may be better to wait until the next time you spot her to ask for her autograph. If you do decide to approach her, respect her privacy if she declines your request. If she is out by herself or with friends, this is a good time to approach her. Instead of stating, "I want your photograph or autograph," ask if she would be willing to take a picture with you or sign your album cover. Additionally, use formalities when addressing her until you are asked to address her informally. For example, "Hi, Ms. Swift, may I have your autograph? It would mean a lot to me," or, "May I take a picture with you Ms. Swift? I am a huge fan." Running over to her, screaming, or showing excessive adoration may turn her off, which may decrease your chances of getting her autograph or picture. Instead, walk up to her calmly, smile, and ask for her autograph politely. If she decides to sign your album cover or take a picture with you, show your appreciation by thanking her for her generosity and time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a haircut every 6-8 weeks. Ease up on elastic hair ties. Deep condition your hair.

Answer: Cutting your hair every 6-8 weeks doesn't actually help your hair grow, but trimming does, therefore, if you're going to the salon, you don't have to chop it all off, especially if you don't have split ends. Trimming it will help your hair look and feel all around healthy. Elastic hair ties are extremely helpful for keeping hair out of the way while playing sports, taming wild manes, and quickly pulling your hair out of your way, but they can also be rough on your hair. The elastic ties can pull on your hair strands (especially when you tie your hair back really tight), and this tight pulling can cause hair to break. Instead of tying your hair up in tight ponytails or taut buns, try using headbands, scrunchies, or bobby pins to put back your hair without causing as much damage. Deep conditioning once a week or a couple times a month is great way to sustain smooth and hydrated hair. There are many deep conditioners that you can buy at the store, but there are other homemade alternatives as well. If you're looking to add moisture and softness to your hair, you should look for deep conditioners that have cetyl, stearyl, and cetearyl. If you are trying to strengthen your hair, you should look for ingredients like keratin, amino acids, hydrolyzed proteins, and henna. When you apply your deep conditioner, you should expect to keep it on for 5-30 minutes. This gives your hair time to absorb the nutrients and hydration properties of the conditioner.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do a French braid. Do a side fishtail braid. Do a Rapunzel twist ponytail. Do braided flowers. Do a braided headband.

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A French braid is a classic hairstyle which is very quick and easy once you get the hang of it. It is perfect for school mornings as it looks pretty but will also keep your little girl's hair looking neat and tidy throughout the day. Take a section of hair from the top center of her head, just above the forehead. Divide it into three evenly-sized strands, just as you would with a normal braid. Hold two sections in your right hand and one section in your left hand. Cross the section in your left hand into the center of the other two, then cross the outside section in your right hand into the center of the other two -- just as you would with a normal braid. Continue braiding in this fashion, but before you cross over each strand grab a new piece of hair from the loose hair on same side of your head and join it with the strand that's crossing over. The smaller the strands, the more intricate your French braids will be. Keep incorporating new hair until all of the hair has been picked up, then finish with a normal braid and tie with an elastic. Variation: Make a neat center parting them braid the hair on either side of the parting to create pigtail French braids. The fishtail braid is easier to master than the French braid, but still looks intricate and beautiful. Sweep your little girl's hair to the side of her head and tie a low ponytail with a small elastic. Divide the hair in two. Take a thin strand of hair from the outside of the left section. Bring it over the left section and under the right section, combining it with the hair in the right section. Next take a thin strand of hair from the outside of the right section. Bring it over the right section and under the left section, combining it with the hair in the left section. Continue doing this for as long as possible. When you reach the thin hair at the bottom of the ponytail, you may need to switch to a normal braid. You can make the strands as small or as large as you like -- using thinner strands will take longer, but will result in a more intricate-looking braid. Try to keep the strands of hair as evenly sized as possible, as this will make the finished braid look neater. Tie the end with a small elastic. You can leave the braid as it is, or you can carefully cut the elastic at the top of the hair for a looser braid. Variation: Once you've mastered the fishtail technique, you can try doing a French fishtail braid. This starts out like a regular French braid, but turns into a fishtail braid once all of the hair has been picked up. This simple hairstyle looks adorable on little girls with very long hair -- it will make them feel like beautiful princesses! Pull hair into a high, tight ponytail on the back of the head. Divide the hair into two halves. Do a basic braid in one half, securing with a small elastic. Twist the other half, then wrap the braided hair around the twisted hair. secure at the end with a small elastic. Variation: Wrap a bow around the top of the ponytail for added princess-factor! This cute hairstyle involves twisting a braid around itself to make a flower shape. The braided flower makes a nice alternative to hair bows and plastic flowers. Pull hair into a nice tight ponytail, either at the back or side of the head. Separate a section of hair from the top of the ponytail and do a basic braid all the way to the end, securing with a small elastic. Start twisting the braid around itself, making sure to keep the braid flat so the pattern is visible. After each rotation, discretely secure the braid with a bobby bin. When you get to the unbraided section at the end, twist the air and tuck it beneath the finished flower, securing with a bobby pin. Variation: Leave the hair loose, then do three of these braided flowers in a row along the back of her head or in a cluster above one of her ears. This is a pretty hairstyle you can do on little girls with long hair. It looks like a braided headband going across the top of her head. Part hair down the middle then make a second parting from ear to ear, so the hair is split into four sections. Take a small section of hair from behind the ear on the right side of her head. Do a basic braid all the way down to the end, then secure with a small elastic. Pull the braid over the top of the head and secure with a couple of bobby pins behind the left ear (or slightly higher, if necessary). Make sure it is secured nice and tight, so the braid doesn't slide off the top of her head. Take the loose front section of hair on the right side of her head and twist it inwards (towards her head). Pull it to the back of her head so it covers the starting point of the braid. Clip to temporarily secure. Do the same on the left side of her head to cover the end of the braid and the bobby pins. Remove the clip and tie the two twisted sections together with a small elastic. Cover the elastic with a pretty hair bow or flower clip. Variation: You can also make a double braided headband by doing a second braid starting on the left side of her head and pulling it towards the right.