Q: Once you've read a job ad and highlighted the important hard and soft skills (considering both the required and the preferred ones), think about your own experience and abilities. Consider which of your skills are strong matches for the skills this particular employer is seeking. In the call center example above, if you have been a customer service representative in a company with very high call volume, you can list "excellent customer service skills," "solid call center skills," "high call volume management" and "outstanding problem solving skills." Many job seekers zero in on the hard skills required for a job and forget to consider the relevant soft skills. Match the desired qualifications in the job ad to your own, and look for skills like problem solving, time management, and oral and written communication. If you do not have all of the required and preferred skills for a particular job, that's okay. You might not be the most qualified candidate, but do not put false skills on your resume. Spin your skills in the most positive way that you can, and then hope for the best.
A: Determine which of the relevant skills you possess. Remember to consider both hard and soft skills. Be honest.

Article: Go to your local hair care store, and you can find extensions for your hair of all different colors and textures. Choose whatever type of synthetic braiding hair suits your liking. Some popular brands for micro braiding are Wet and Wavy and Milky Way Que. Rat tail combs are perfect, but any comb with a sectioning tool at the end will work. If you don't have this kind of comb, you can buy one from a hair care store, or you can use a regular comb and the end of a pen or a bobby pin to part and section your hair. You will use these scissors to trim the loose pieces of hair from the ends of the braids. If you do not have hair cutting scissors, you can use regular scissors as well. You will use the spray bottle to wet the roots of your hair so that you can part your hair into clean sections. If you do not have a spray bottle, you can wet the section of hair with your fingers and water. Any plain hair gel will work. You will use the gel to slick your hair before you add the extension to your hair and braid. The gel can also be used on the ends of your new braids to keep them slick. You want your hair to be as healthy as possible before you braid your hair because putting micro braids in your hair can damage it. Deep condition your hair a few times before you do your micro braids. You can also do a hot oil treatment on your hair to protect it against damage. Once again, you want your hair healthy, and you don't want to braid your hair with split ends. So go to a hairstylist, and tell him/her that you are getting your hair cut for micro braids. You will probably just want to get your ends trimmed. Avoid any hair cuts with layers or thinning.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Buy approximately 5 packages of synthetic braiding hair. Find a comb with sectioning tool. Get out a pair of hair cutting scissors. Find or buy a spray bottle for water. Get out your hair gel. Protect your hair prior to braiding. Consider getting your hair trimmed.

Problem: Article: What happens if you break up? If you have divulged private information to them, particularly that is work related, consider how this might be used against you in the future. Though your partner may be loving and amazing, know that breakups can bring out the worst in people and could potentially threaten your job. Don't tell them anything that could damage your career. When you two are together away from work, as much as possible, avoid talk about business. Work to keep your professional and romantic lives as separate as possible. This will prevent your life from being solely about work and will help you have a better time with your partner. Since your professional and romantic life is now so heavily intertwined, it will be important to maintain those friendships and hobbies that are completely separate from both. Keep up with your friends and spend time with them regularly. Enjoy your own hobbies apart from the relationship. Continue to read, dance, ride horses or do whatever else you enjoy, as well.
Summary: Consider the worst case scenario. Don't talk about work on dates. Maintain your own friendships and hobbies.

Q: Card counters are notorious for playing blackjack for hours and hours, often without eating or enjoying the amenities available at the resort. Acting like a tourist just looking for a simple good time may take the suspicion off of you. You want to blend in. Busting out your three-piece Armani suit is not what you want to do when starting your card counting career at your local casino. Leave the Italian suede at home and act like a regular Joe. Dealers are trained to shuffle the deck upon an unexplainable increase in the bet. For this reason, only up your bet in small increments and at seemingly random points in the game. This may seem counter to making money, but if you get thrown out, you'll be making zero. No, card counting isn't illegal, but it is heavily frowned upon and you can be asked to never return. This is why we had you practicing with the TV, radio, and several messy, loud-mouthed children. If you are so busy counting your lips are practically moving, it's a dead giveaway. Go ahead, get a drink, make small talk. Enjoy yourself. Counters have a reputation for being "zoned in" to the game. He will remain fixated on their cards while everyone else is looking at a gorgeous woman. Don't be that guy. You need to be proficient enough at counting that you can carry on a conversation. Chat with the dealer about how their day is going. If the pit boss comes up, chat with him, too. Many dealers know how to count cards. A dealer that likes you will be more likely to wait before shuffling on a favorable deck and shuffle sooner on a bad one. A dealer can help you or hurt you. Motivate the dealer to be for you. Same goes for the entire pit crew -- get them on your side, your not-so-heinous crime may slide under their radar. At any time, there are hundreds of cameras going on in the casino in addition to the eyes of the dealers, those in the pit (behind the tables), and the security staff. If they'll catch a waitress for serving a customer every 18.37 minutes, they'll definitely have the attention span to monitor you. Because of this, it's very important to be on your best behavior. If a casino suspects you're counting, they probably won't come right out and say it. They may have someone start a conversation with you to distract you, assign you a high-speed dealer, shuffle spontaneously or change the betting rules. If any of these happen, back down slowly, but immediately. When you hit a table, stay there for a spell. Why would you leave? And when you make your moves at this table, take a second to think about it. Normal blackjack players haven't spent the past three months staring at this exact set up in black and white. Everything you do needs to be nonchalant and casual. Do not jump from table to table every time the deck sours. This will bring you to the attention of the casino personnel fast. Make minimum bets until the deck is richer. Increase casually because you're doing well -- not because you know what's about to come.
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Act like a tourist. Let your bet ride, if you need to increase the bet. Appear to be interested in other things besides the game. Tip the dealer. Know who's watching you. Do everything slow.