The picture I have taken shows a popular spot in Kansas City, the country club plaza. There is a beautiful cherry blossom tree in bloom. This picture shows the changes of the season and that spring is on its way.

Saudi Favorite Place

Starving Man

By Saleh Alotaibi

Fawaz stop at the place.

He enter at his favorite restaurant.

Shawarma man start Fawaz order.

Fawaz waiting his sandwich .

He was so hungry.

He happy now.

Get That Job

By Saleh Alotaibi

Tips for Job Interviewing

Graduation is just around the corner. We are all excited to get our diplomas and walk the stage. But what comes next? The job market is waiting and we have to know how to do the best possible job we can at getting that job.

There are a lot of things that a person can do to get ready for a job interview. First, you should conduct research on the employer, hiring manager and job opportunity. Success in a job interview starts with a solid foundation of knowledge. You should understand the employer, the requirements of the job, the background of the person or people that are interviewing you. The more research you can do the better you'll understand your employer, and the better you'll be able to answer interview questions.

 The next thing you can do is to review common interview questions and prepare responses. First, you can ask about the type of interview to expect by asking your contact person at the organization. You want to have detailed yet concise responses, focusing on specific examples and accomplishments. Try to put your responses into a story form that you can tell in the interview, there's no need to memorize responses and in fact it's best not to.

 The third thing you can do is dress for success. Plan out a wardrobe that fits the organization and its culture, you should try your best to have a professional appearance. Remember that it's always better to be overdressed than underdressed and wear clothing that fits and is cleaned and pressed. Keep accessories and jewelry to a minimum. Try not to smoke or eat right before the interview and if it's possible brush your teeth or use mouthwash.

 Finally, arrive on time for the interview and be prepared for success. There is no excuse for ever arriving late for an interview, other than some sort of disaster. Try to arrive about 15 minutes before your scheduled interview to complete additional paperwork and allow yourself time to get settled. Arriving a bit early is also a chance to observe the dynamics of the workplace. The day before the interview, pack up extra copies of your resume or CV and reference list. If you have a portfolio of samples of your work, bring those along too.

Overall, the job market is wide open and waiting for you. Follow these tips and do your best. Good luck!

A Must For Freshman

By Saleh Alotaibi

What Every Freshman Should Know

Did you ever wish you had a handbook on how to navigate life as a college freshman? Maybe an older mentor could have given you advice along the way. Here are five tips that every incoming college freshman should know.

First, you should keep an open mind and don’t be too quick to judge. This is something you should keep in mind throughout your entire life, but it’s especially important your first weeks at school. You don’t know the kind of home life the other students are leaving behind or the environment they grew up in or what experiences they’ve been through. Be friendly, be welcoming and be open-minded. Give people a few chances.

Second, don’t overpack. Your roommate will thank you for this, your R.A. will thank you for this and, someone who helps move you in would thank you for this. You don’t need your entire wardrobe and your prom dress. You don’t need 18 notebooks. Don’t mess up your room before you’ve even started studying because the year only gets busier and it only gets harder to find time to clean. Things really do add up over time.

Third, attend welcome events. Yes, they are cheesy. Yes, they are awkward. Yes, you will probably be there with your roommate, but at least you won’t regret not going. And you never know who you’ll meet. At the very least, you’ll get free food. You should also go to the involvement fair. Give all sorts of clubs a try. Don’t limit yourself to one area of involvement. Go to the fair and see what’s out there. If you don’t see what you want, start a club of your own.

Fourth, don’t forget where you came from. Don’t forget about the city that raised you, the teachers that pushed you, the coaches that helped you grow as a person and the family that shaped you. Think of home often, call your parents and keep in touch with your friends from high school. It’s OK to miss home and it’s OK to feel like you’ve out grown it, but have respect for the place that nurtured you.

Firth, work hard. Play hard too, but know that your GPA won’t recover from a first-semester freshman slip up. If you don’t work hard your first semester, it’ll show. You won’t bounce back like you think you’re going to and you can’t ride through college like you may have through high school. Put some hours in at the library and do your best!

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