Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Smart Work Lovers

Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Smart Work Lovers | Woman Tribe
 
Technology is become essential in our daily lives, As a student, professional and even a staying-at-home person we can't ignore it. But the question, which irritates is 'technology use utilize lot of time and return-on-investment (ROI) is very low.

WomanTribe's correspondent Lara Cameron brings the solution with the keyboard shortcuts. Hope you will found it useful to produce a lot in short span of time.

Alt + 0153….. ™… trademark symbol

Alt + 0169…. ©…. copyright symbol

Alt + 0174….. ®….registered trademark symbol

Alt + 0176 …°……degre­e symbol

Alt + 0177 …±….plus-or­-minus sign

Alt + 0182 …¶…..paragraph mark

Alt + 0190 …¾….fractio­n, three-fourths

Alt + 0215 ….×…..multi­plication sign

Alt + 0162…¢….the cent sign

Alt + 0161…..¡….. .upside down exclamation point

Alt + 0191…..¿….. ­upside down question mark

Alt + 1………..smiley face

Alt + 2 ………..bla­ck smiley face

Alt + 15……….su­n

Alt + 12……….f emale sign

Alt + 11………..m­ale sign

Alt + 6………..s­pade

Alt + 5………… ­Club

Alt + 3…………. ­Heart

Alt + 4………… ­Diamond

Alt + 13………e­ighth note

Alt + 14………. ­beamed eighth note

Alt + 8721……. N-ary summation (auto sum)

Alt + 251……….s­quare root check mark

Alt + 8236…….. ­infinity

Alt + 24………… ­up arrow

Alt + 25………… ­down arrow

Alt + 26……….ri­ght arrow

Alt + 27……….l­eft arrow

Alt + 18………..u­p/down arrow

Alt + 29…….. left right arrow

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Sunday, 27 October 2013

Steps to Take when Moving to Dubai for a Job

Dubai has become a favoured offshore location amongst international job seekers and professionals seeking a higher standard of living and unique career experience. Although the advantages of moving to Dubai are numerous, and many expats will tell you of the fantastic benefits there are to living in the UAE, it is also important that you are aware of the restrictions, downsides and any draw backs that may affect your time there.

There are many steps that need to be followed in order to successfully move to Dubai for employment, some of which are detailed below.

Obtain an offer of employment

Due to the fact that a sponsor is required, along with a work visa to reside and work in Dubai, it is vital that you have an offer of employment, together with an employment contract before relocating.

File for a visa

You must have the required visa before you can begin employment in Dubai. In order to obtain the visa, you may need the following documents; passport, birth certificate, degree certificate, 6 months bank statement and employment contract from sponsor in Dubai.

UAE driving license

If your job requires you to drive, you must obtain a separate UAE driving license as your current license will not be valid in Dubai.

Changing jobs in Dubai

You should note that it is not easy to change jobs in Dubai and this is because your employer is your sponsor and reason you are in the country. In order to move from one employer to the next, you must obtain a no objection certificate (NOC) which is to be signed by your current employer and which permits you to move employment.

Renting and living costs

Dubai is known for its high standards of living, attractive salaries and tax free incentives, however the renting market and general living expenses are also considered to be relatively high. It is therefore important that you have enough money in your bank account to fund your first month there before you receive your first month's salary. Usually, property owners can request anything from one – six months worth of rent upfront. 


         Posted by
         Emma Mackenzie
         http://www.careeraddict.com/2600/steps-to-take-when-moving-to-dubai-for-a-job
 

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Security Guard Job Description


Job Description

GENERAL DUTY1. Protect and guard office staff, premises and equipment.
2. To inform the staff member upon arrival of their guests/ visitors.
3. Inspect visitor bags and equipment's thoroughly.
4. Ensure that visitors are directed to the proper office/staff member. Unexpected visitors should be directed to the attention of Security focal point.
5. Ensure that all offices and windows are locked, computers and other electronic equipment is properly turned off, up on departure of staff members.
6. Persons who are not 10M staff members are strictly not permitted on the promises of 10M after-hours, on weekends or holidays, unless authorized/accompanied by a senior staff member of the office. 10M staff members should be logged in and out after office hours, on weekends and on holidays.
7. Check all vehicles moving in and out of office premises.
8. Immediately inform the security officer and security assistant about any unusual device if found in the car or attached with the car body.
9. Check all the official equipments moving in and out of office premises with duly signed GATE PASS by RR or RRMO.
10. Maintain a log of visitors to the office during office hours.
11. Maintain a log of telephone calls and radio receptions during non-office hours, weekend and holidays.
12. Occasional responsibility for taking telephone calls on a needs basis. All
13. Callers should be requested to leave their name, title, telephone number and, as appropriate, information concerning the subject of their call. This information should be passed to the Security focal point at the earliest opportunity.
14. Unusual circumstances should be brought to the attention of the CoM and the Security Focal Point immediately.
SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBLITIESAll visitors have to leave a personal ID card at the gate before getting a visitor card.
Besure that entering and leaving times are registered in the protocol.
Their bags and anything they carry with them has to be searched, both when entering and leaving.
The person they want to see has to be informed before they are let into theoffices.
If above person is not available, they should be asked to wait in thereception area, and the reception person informed.
All vehicles are to be search for any suspicious objects that do not seems tobelong there, before entering the compound.
The same procedure has to be impounded when the cars are leaving the compound.
The passenger(s) has to go through the main gate at building I, carrying theirpersonal belongings and join up with the vehicle outside.
No vehicles are allowed parking in the street in front of the office between the
"No Parking" signs.
Private vehicles, that for the timebeing, are allowed parked between the street and the office near building, should be subject to the same procedure as vehicles entering andleaving the compound.
At least once an hour one guard should make a round around the back of thebuildings day and night.
After office hours check the offices to ensure doors are locked, lights off andthat everything is well.
The guards should not enter the building when they are locked down for thenight, when no staff is present.
If asuspicious package or item is discovered, it should not under anycircumstances be moved or touched.
If ina car, the engine must be stopped, the security informed immediately, and the area around evacuated, until the situation is cleared.
Incase of fire call the Fire squad, security and evacuate the buildings.
See tothat the staff and all the cars are leaving the compound.
In case of demonstration and other trouble, inform security and police.