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08/09/2023

How to apply health care work visa :

Step by step guidance
How to apply: what course or certification required to get jobs
Drop your CV to guide your journey
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07/09/2023

13/03/2023

04/03/2021

What is trending

Trending considers content , topic such as post or videos that are currently ranked as the most popular on social media platform such
as Twitter, insta and Google
We need to do research on trending before publishing any content on our channels . It is really helpful to promote your channel . Every social media platform have there own top trending , what we need to do find most common top trending hash tags to promote our content.
Please feel free to give your feed back to that will help us to bring new topics for you . thank You

24/02/2021

is a tool use in social media to reach your potential audience.

21/02/2021

what is the best way to Select the right niche?
Some Steps to Find Your Niche
Find your interests and things that you love to enjoy . This can be something you've already done in your past or can be new things you develop interest in.
You also need to Identify problems that you can encounter. Write down list of 10 topics that you need to learn or need to improve.
when your finished finding problem, try to focus on to solve it.
you need to research your competitors work, it should be thorough.
Find out how profitable this field is for you
You are to Test your idea
Now Start taking feedback from your friends, take their feedback positively.
Provide your feedback on this post, comment and share this post to others .

19/02/2021

How to Get More Video Viewers Followers on TikTok
Create video for your target audience such as community
Follow the latest TikTok trends and Music in trend.
Use the right hashtags in your captions like
Posts videos at the right time, find which time they visit more.
Cross-promote your TikTok content on other social media platforms.
Collaborate with TikTok influencers follow them .

09/10/2020

Do you suddenly find yourself operating remotely because of the coronavirus outbreak?
Don't think about it. You've been protected by our guide. Everything you need to do is
keep productivity going when working remotely.
If you're managing a remote team or new to a more flexible work arrangement, this guide has
the details you need to do your best job from anywhere, at least for the time being.
Everyone seems to be operating remotely lately —
it might just be the future of work.
According to a new study conducted by Global Workplace Analytics, remote work has risen by 159 per cent since 2005—approximately 4.7 million workers (3.4 per cent of the workforce) currently work from home at least half the time. You're one of them,Partly, remote work has become so popular because technologies

like Slack and Zoommake Telecommuting, or virtual work, are possible. In addition , rising real estate prices in tech hotbeds such as New York and San Francisco make remote work considerably more cost-effective. But there are also other explanations why large corporations, small businesses
and self-employed employees are beginning to follow more flexible work schedules.
But as with any market trend, remote work has its advantages and disadvantages.
So before you decide to leave your typical office and work in your pyjamas, here's what you need to know about remote work.
Benefits of Remote Work
Among endless meetings, disruptions, and interruptions, people can spend a lot of time at work.

In fact, according to Atlassian, only about 60 percent of the time you spend in the office is positive.
The benefits of remote work go beyond efficiency.
Working remotely, even part-time, will make workers much happier — with less tension and a stronger work-life balance. The Owl Labs 2019 State of Remote Work Survey found that of 1,202 U.S. workers surveyed, remote workers indicated that they were satisfied with their jobs 29 per cent more often than their on-site counterparts. And when you combine that knowledge with all the ways you can save money by working remotely, you start to win.
How to start work remotely
Remote work isn't always as simple as it seems.
For starters, telecommunications isn't seamless — hybrid meetings often result in interruptions, everyone talking about each other, and a host of IT issues.
Plus, remote workers often have to get out of their way to make sure they don't miss anything.
After all, not all significant workplace encounters happen within the boundaries of a conference.
Often the most interesting social or business conversations take place on the fly,
Set yourself up for success: if you want to sit at home, treat it like your workplace.
Have a dedicated work space, eat lunch, take daily breaks to rest your mind and pump your blood.
Let's be frank about the procrastination: we all do it.
But if you work remotely, you have to be your own boss.

02/10/2020

How to Do It positive things in your daily life
Each day for at least one week, write down three things that went well for you today, and provide an explanation for why they went well. It is important to create a physical record of your items by writing them down; it is not enough simply to do this exercise in your head. The items can be relatively small in importance (e.g., “my co-worker made the coffee today”) or relatively large (e.g., “I earned a big promotion”). To make this exercise part of your daily routine, some find that writing before bed is helpful.

As you write, follow these instructions:

Give the event a title (e.g., “co-worker complimented my work on a project”).
Write down exactly what happened in as much detail as possible, including what you did or said and, if others were involved, what they did or said.
Include how this event made you feel at the time and how this event made you feel later (including now, as you remember it).
Explain what you think caused this event—why it came to pass.
Use whatever writing style you please, and do not worry about perfect grammar and spelling. Use as much detail as you'd like.
If you find yourself focusing on negative feelings, refocus your mind on the good event and the positive feelings that came with it. This can take effort but gets easier with practice and can make a real difference in how you feel.

26/09/2020

A communication barrier is anything that gets in the way of communication.

There is a wide range of communication barriers including:

Attitude
Body positioning
Limited use of technology
Emotions
Physical
Poor or negative body language
language
Stereotyping
Lack of Privacy
Time
The most effective way to meet someone’s communication needs and provide person centred care is to know as much as possible as you can about them.

Some other ways you can reduce barriers to effective communication include:

Creating a communication passport
Asking for regular feedback about your communication style and method
Taking up learning opportunities
Matching an individual’s communication method and style
A communication passport will provide you with vital information about the communication needs, wishes and preferences of an individual.

It pulls together information about an individual into a format that is easy to read, often with pictures and photographs. Putting a communication passport together with an individual can be a good way of getting to know them well and understanding their needs.

Asking for regular feedback about your communication style and methods from the people you provide care and support for will allow you to continually improve your communication skills.

You could also increase your awareness of different communication needs and methods through taking up learning opportunities.

Matching Communication Method
Communication may take place face-to-face, by telephone or text; by email, internet or social networks; by written reports or letters. Whether you are communicating face-to-face, on the telephone or in written form, always be respectful, try to match your method of communication to the individual’s needs and be aware of confidentiality.

Experience will help you to develop a variety of new communication methods and the skill to select the best method to match each situation.

Be creative. Open body language and a positive, non-judgmental attitude will further help reduce barriers.

Methods to check if they understood

Paraphrasing :You can check your understanding of what an individual has just said to you by paraphrasing what the person has told you back to them in your own words.

If you have misunderstood the message, the individual will have the opportunity to correct you.

For example, you may say:

“If I’m hearing you right …”
“If I understand you correctly...”
Your communication skills should be seen as a toolbox, using the right tool for the right job and choosing a different tool if one doesn’t work well.

Questions are another way of checking whether a message has been received. Asking the right question can help you to understand what is being communicated.

Ask open-ended questions to find out if the person has fully understood what you have said. An open-ended question will usually begin with “what”, “how,” “why”, “when” or “where” and will provide more in-depth communication. For example, “What do you understand about what we’ve just discussed?”

Closed questions only require a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer and may be useful in situations where a person is short of breath, confused or in pain. For example, “Do you feel unwell?

Active listening involves listening to what’s being said, asking questions and paying attention to non-verbal messages that a person is communicating.

Non-verbal messages may include body language, gestures and eye movements. People who are good at active listening tend to use minimal prompts such as shaking their head or ‘Mm’ sounds

If you encounter communication problems with individuals you may be able to seek assistance from:

Manager
Senior staff
Friends and relative
Advocate
Specialist Practitioner/ Organisations
Interpreter/Traslator