Article: When you are logged into your Monster Profile, you will see that there is space to provide information about yourself such as your certifications, education, interests, awards, etc. If you plan to make your profile public, it is good to have this information filled out even though it may be mostly the same information that is in your resume. While not mandatory, having a picture shows that you are a serious job seeker. Upload a picture that is as professional as possible. You may have had professional head shots taken, but if you have not, choose a picture that clearly shows your face, where you look well-dressed, and that doesn't contain other people. If you want people to be able to view your resume and profile or if you want to make your information more private, you can do so by editing your privacy settings. Click on the eye underneath "Profile Visibility", which is in the middle of the screen on the right hand side. Options include: "Visible", which means everyone can search for and view your information, "Limited", giving everyone the ability to search for and view your profile, but keeps your contact information private, and, "Private". With this option your profile is only visible to you and cannot be searched for. This is a good option if you only want to search for jobs and want the highest amount of privacy. You will be given the opportunity to choose a unique link that will take interested people directly to your profile. You can share this link on your social and professional networking sites if you want to increase the chances that you will be seen.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Fill out your profile as completely as possible. Upload a picture. Edit your visibility. Share your profile.

Problem: Article: Winter vegetables don't need as much water because of the moisture they get from winter rain and snow. Also, since there's less sunlight during the winter, the soil doesn't dry out as quickly. Water your vegetables occasionally if you're experiencing a winter dry spell, or if the soil they're in is particularly dry. Avoid watering your vegetables when it's below 40F (4C). If you live somewhere that has freezing temperatures all winter, make sure you thoroughly water your vegetables in the fall before winter starts. Winter vegetables don't need regular applications of fertilizer to grow. Instead, apply a fertilizer to the soil when you're planting your vegetables and then avoid adding any more for the rest of the winter. Your vegetables will be able to survive the winter off of the initial application. Some organic fertilizers you can use are blood meal, bone meal, and cottonseed meal. The right time to harvest your winter vegetables depends on what kind they are and when you planted them. Check on your vegetables regularly and harvest them from their winter shelters so they don't spoil. Root vegetables like carrots, radishes, and beets can be harvested whenever they reach a usable size. Harvest leafy greens when the leaves are small or medium-sized and tender. Don't let them grow too large or they could develop a bitter taste. Brassicas can take 10-14 weeks to mature, depending on the vegetable and variety.
Summary: Water your winter vegetables sparingly. Give your winter vegetables just one application of fertilizer. Harvest your vegetables throughout the winter.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The most common paint stripper is methylene chloride. It's extremely potent and should be used with care. There are solvents that are citrus-based and more environmentally friendly, but these are still dangerous and proper safety precautions should be taken. Solvents can be purchased at your local hardware or paint store. Wear eye protection, like safety glasses or goggles, and a ventilation mask to protect yourself from the harmful vapors. It's also a good idea to wear gloves and long sleeves since the product could splash. Work outside if possible, but if the wood can't be moved, open all windows and doors. Set a fan behind you so that the airflow blows the fumes away from you and out a window or door. Use a paintbrush or paint roller to apply a thin coat of the solvent to the paint. Allow it to sit for about 20 minutes, or however long the instructions recommend. The paint will begin to bubble as the solvent is working. Use a blunt plastic scraper to scratch off the paint that has begun bubbling and peeling. Avoid using sharp metal tools that will gauge the wood. Collect the peeling paint in a disposable container or plastic bag. Some manufacturers claim that water alone will clean the area, but the best way to ensure the wood is neutralized is to wipe it with a rag soaked in mineral spirits. Give the wood at least a week to completely dry and air out before you attempt to apply any stains or waxes.

SUMMARY: Choose a solvent. Put on safety gear. Create proper ventilation. Roll or brush on solvent. Scrape off bubbled paint. Cleanse the area with mineral spirits. Wait a week to refinish the wood.

As mentioned previously, there are pros and cons to each option that need to be taken into consideration before making a decision. The major con to resigning is that you most likely will not be eligible for unemployment benefits. Some pros to resigning include: Being able to spin your reason for leaving positively. You do not need to say you were fired or asked to leave. The reason given for termination by your employer will be "resignation". You may be able to negotiate a severance package. The company wants you to leave and at this point you may have the upper hand in a way, even if you don't feel like that's the case. In exchange for you leaving peacefully, you may be able to negotiate a severance package to include a few months of pay and benefits. The pros to waiting to be fired can outweigh the cons if you need the unemployment benefits and feel you will be eligible given your circumstances. If you are fired for no reason of your own, you have a very good change to receive these benefits. Additionally, if you feel your termination is wrongful and/or discriminatory, you may be able to file a suit against this employer. On the other hand, the cons to waiting to be fired include: You may not eligible for a severance package. You may receive bad references if another company contacts this employer. Your reason for termination will be stated as "fired" or "terminated" and possible reasons for termination can be disclosed (based on company policy as mentioned previously). For example, "The employee was terminated due to gross misconduct". Based on your evaluation of the pros and cons to both options, you must make a decision and express this to your employer as soon as possible. If you took some time out to make your decision, you will have to request another meeting to include all members in the original meeting. During the meeting: Briefly explain whether you have decided to resign or stay. Keep your explanation simple and professional. Do not get overly emotional or angry. Be prepared to leave that day. The employer may not take any chances and open themselves up to any risk by letting a possible disgruntled employee stay on the premises. If you have chosen to wait to be fired, be prepared to be fired that day. Be prepared to move on once you have made your decision and notified your employer. Since you will be leaving your position one way or another, it is now time for you to prepare yourself for your next career move.
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Evaluate the pros and cons of resigning. Evaluate the pros and cons of waiting to be fired. Make a decision that is right for you and notify your employer. Prepare to move on.