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How Many Ways Can You Say Goodbye To A Job?

As talk of a thaw in hiring freezes rises above a whisper, many people are already planning to look for a new position when the job market picks up.Some 60% of workers say intend to leave their jobs when the economy approves, according to a survey by Right Management, a talent and career-management consulting firm in Philadelphia. It might be tempting to give the boss an earful if you land a new job in the coming months. But the way you quit can have a long term impact on your career. How to resign on good terms:
-Be prepared. Review your employee handbook or employment contract before announcing your decision, so you know what company policy is regarding resignations, severance, the return of company property and pay for unused vacation time. Also, find out the company’s reference policy to see what information will be disclosed to a prospective employer. If you have another job lined up, be sure to have your offer in writing before you resign.
-Use it or lose it. If you haven’t used vacation time and will lose it if you quit, you might want to use your time before leaving or link it to your resignation date. States like California consider accrued vacation time to be part of wages and must be paid upon resignation or termination says employment attorney Michael J. Goldfarb, president of Northridge Calif.-based Holman HR. But if you don’t want to burn any bridges, don’t take vacation and announce your departure just after you return.
-Make an appointment. ‘Be formal and make an appointment with your boss,’ recommends Tanya Maslach, a San Diego, Calif., career expert who specializes in relationship management issues. ‘Prepare what you want to say. Be direct and engaging — and be transparent,’ Ms. Maslach says. She also recommends offering to help make the transition easier; ask your boss how you can best do that. After the discussion, put your resignation in a hard-copy letter that includes your last day and any transitional help you’ve offered. Keep a copy. Two weeks advance notice is still standard but experts recommend offering more time if you’ve worked at the company for more than five years. You also need to be prepared to leave right away — some companies require it.


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What Is Diy Landscaping

Do-it-yourself is becoming quite popular nowadays and therefore it is important for anyone who is interested in such landscaping to understand its concept. So, are you are planning to get into landscaping for any specific purpose? Landscaping is a process of renovating the land around your house for different purposes. Landscaping is a very efficient way of exploring your innovative and creative mind by designing and decorating your land with natural and healthy sources.

If you have a house in a large land area, you might be interested in decorating your land with various kinds of plantations. You may also do landscaping of your land for business purpose. The core motive behind do-it-yourself landscaping is to ensure you have a landscaping design that has natural impacts on your life and living and is a great source of saving energy.

Now, let’s consider the prerequisites of do-it-yourself landscaping. The first and foremost prerequisite for landscaping is to survey your land and check for specific conditions, such as uneven areas and steep grades. A good landscaping design is also an important prerequisite for do-it-yourself landscaping that is in turn dependent on land survey. Further, you must also decide on the purpose of landscaping you want to do.

You may aim at do-it-yourself landscaping for personal lifestyle of your surroundings to enjoy comfort or for commercial purpose through real estate. Both these intents however contribute to the development of landscaping design. Further, in a do-it-yourself landscaping approach, you should have a theme plan. If your purpose of do-it-yourself landscaping is commercial, you can garden your land with beautiful flower beds all around or you can also add high-end amenities to your land area to attract potential buyers. Maintenance of the land is another important prerequisite to meet the sole objective of do-it-yourself landscaping. Ensure there is sufficient water supply in the land for plants and also make sure that the entire land is free from any useless garbage.

The results of do-it-yourself landscaping are much better when you follow certain best practices. First, selection of plants is interesting and the best as well as important aspect of do-it-yourself landscaping. Plantation survives better if you plant the flower beds and trees in a layered sequence; for example, the highest ones in the first layer, followed by the next smaller ones, and may be the third layer with the plants of smallest height. Landscaping can be enhanced by planting evergreen and foliage plants with flowers. You may also fence your entire land while do-it-yourself landscaping. In addition, you can also look into many other factors and features of do-it-yourself landscaping, such as watering, choosing drought-tolerant plants, and considering seasonal flowers carefully.


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Which Major Home Improvement Adds The Most Value To Your Home?

Which Major Home Improvement Adds The Most Value To Your Home?
Most major home improvements add value to your home but do you know which one really add the most value irrespective of the housing market ups and downs? Read on and find out…

Loft Conversion
A few years ago it was only on rare occasions that you got your money back on a loft conversion let alone see a profit. In recent years however you were far more likely to get your money back and maybe even make a small profit. Whilst this is good news it is not the same everywhere so depending on where you live you may make money or lose money. Note: You can compare costs for Loft Conversions at: http://loftconversionsupermarket.com

Home Extension
Adding on a home extension has traditionally been a winner in that you can add on up to 15% of the value of your home with a decent extension. The key to profitability here is to ensure that you don’t over spend or put too fine an extension on a small house. Clearly if your house is in a leafy superb and worth 500k then a 50k extension will give you a profit. Note: You can compare costs for Home Extensions at: http://extensionssupermarket.com

Conservatories
Again, a few years back you would be lucky to get back the cost of the materials let alone add value to your house. This is not surprising given that conservatories were of such poor quality and were too hot in the summer and freezing in the winter.
Nowadays the conservatory norm is of a much higher specification and with an endless range of designs they make a superb addition to your home. As for profitability it is still hit and miss given that the right house in the right area will see a profit whilst the wrong conservatory in the wrong area will see a loss. Note: You can compare costs for Conservatories at: http://conservatories-supermarket.co.uk

Basement Conversion
I’ve heard it said a few times recently that within a few years we will all be digging out the underneath of our homes. With an increasing population, fewer home and not enough building land then they might be right but I seriously doubt it mainly because it costs a lot more to dig out and build downwards than it does to build upwards.
The average cost of a decent basement conversion will set up back upwards of 100k and you would only get your money back if your property was in prime areas such as central London. If you do a basement conversion, do it for the space as you will surely lose money on this one. Note: You can compare costs for a Basement Conversion at: http://extensionssupermarket.com/html/basement-conversion.html

Garage Conversions
Traditionally, garage conversions were not a popular way of extending the home but in the past few years this form of conversion has risen dramatically. When you start to look at the numbers for a garage conversion it only takes a moment or two to see why it has become one of the most popular methods of enlarging your home.
Look at the cost of the average garage conversion which comes in around 10k and you can see that no matter which way you look at it you have added a room to your house for 10k. Now if you live in the south east you can add 30k to the price of your house if you add on an extra bedroom showing you a huge profit with very little outlay. This one is definitely a winner but it still not the best one. Note: You can compare costs for Garage Conversions at: http://garage-conversions-supermarket.com

Solar Panel Installation
You’re probably thinking why I have bothered to include solar panel installation as everybody knows you won’t get you money back. Whilst this was true in 1996 when the first UK solar panel installation was carried out a lot has changed since then. Yes, it’s true that solar panel installation got a lot of bad press because of long payback periods and expensive installations costs but times have changed.
In 1996 the average cost of a UK solar panel installation was 30/35k but due to technological advancement and mass production solar panels now cost only a fraction of what they once were whilst at the same time producing a lot more energy. Combine this situation with the huge rises in energy costs and we now have a totally different scenario.
The average cost of a UK solar panel installation now comes in at around 10k whilst the average cost for energy (gas & electric) comes in around 2.5k pr year. If energy prices remained the same –  and they won’t – the average paypack period for your solar panel installation would be 5 years.
We’re not finished just yet because the life expectancy of  today’s pv (photovoltaic) solar panels is anywhere between 20 to 40 years. Again if we take an average lifeapan of 30 years as the solar panel lifeapan and then took into account the rising costs if energy over that 30 years the actual saving you are likely to make would be in excess of 80k which undoubtedly makes this form of home improvement an out and out winner.

Lets not forget that you are also contributing massively to reducing your carbon footprint and doing your bit for a greener planet in the process. Check it out for yourself and book a free solar survey at SolarPanelsSpermarket.Com


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Tom Norris is the Managing Director of the QFJ Media Price Comparison Network and writes passionately each week in Compare Prices Supermarket Blog about home improvement and renewable energy issues.

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