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Experienced Shop Assistant Seeking Position at Fotoprix

Classified in Teaching & Education

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Cover Letter

Dear Mr. Rodriguez,

I am writing to express my interest in the Shop Assistant position at Fotoprix, as advertised.

Relevant Experience

  • Waiter, Hotel Front Maritim
  • Auxiliary Assistant, Fotoprix
  • Cashier, Caprabo

Education

  • Upper Vocational Training in Management and Commercial Space (currently pursuing)
  • Secondary School Diploma, Xxv Olimpiada
  • Middle Training in Commerce

Skills and Qualifications

  • Fluent in Spanish and Catalan
  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Experience in sales and retail operations
  • Strong work ethic and attention to detail

Availability

I am available for immediate employment.

Contact Information

Please feel free to contact me at 66666 or [email protected].

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Israel Soria

Common English Phrases and Vocabulary

Classified in English

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Shut down: Cerrar. - It stops operating (business or large piece of equipment).

Get away with: Zafarse de la cárcel, librarse.- Succeed in avoiding punishment for something.

Show up: Aparecer.- Arrive somewhere in order to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly.

Turn out:- Be known or discovered finally and surprisingly.

Hold onto: Conservar.- Keep smth you have.

Turn up: Aparecer.- Find unexpectedly smth you have been looking for.

Arrest: Arrestar.- When the police take someone away to ask them about a crime that they might have committed.

Kidnap: Secuestrar.- To take a person away illegally by force usually in order to demand money in exchange for realizing them.

Witness: Testigo.- To see something happen, especially a crime.

Hijack:... Continue reading "Common English Phrases and Vocabulary" »

Historical Facts in the 16th and 17th Centuries

Classified in Social sciences

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Historical facts in the 16th and 17th centuries are linked to long-term processes:

The fight for European hegemony: Habsburgs (Spanish) fought other kingdoms (France, England, and the Netherlands) to defend their position as the leading power. Charles V inherited a huge territory, and his son, Phillip II, was able to expand. They were defeated, and in 1648, France became the new leading power.

The Ottoman expansion: Spanish Habsburgs and the Republic of Venice tried to stop the expansion of the Ottomans all over the Mediterranean Sea. At the same time, Austrian Habsburgs tried to do the same in Eastern Europe. Christians battled Muslims in a crusade.

The Reformation and Wars of Religion: In 1517, Martin Luther initiated the Reformation, which... Continue reading "Historical Facts in the 16th and 17th Centuries" »

Rehabilitation System: Principles, Goals, and Stages

Classified in Medicine & Health

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*** Constituent Parts of Rehabilitation System: Principle Goals....

- Rehab is the treatment designed to facilitate recovery from injury/disease

- Can be: physical/psychological/social/educational

  • Legal part
  • Medical rehabilitation
  • Vocational rehabilitation
  • Education
  • Compensatory technical, orthopedic means
  • Environmental adaptation
  • Culture, sports, recreation, religion
  • Information
  • Transport
  • Social care and services
  • Income compensation
  • Training of specialists
  • Medical social expertise


^^ Stages of Rehab:

  • I----. Hospital Setting, Hospital Staff
  • II----> In Sanatorium/Outpatient
  • III----> Home Setting, Practitioner or Family Member


^^ Principles, Goals & Task of Rehab:

  • Treatment of Pathology
  • Decrease Impairment
  • Prevent and Treat Complications
  • Increase Activity
  • Physiological
... Continue reading "Rehabilitation System: Principles, Goals, and Stages" »

How to Write a Book Review: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Review

Writing Plan:

1) Introduction: (Paragraph 1)

Write an introductory paragraph that introduces the book and catches the readers’ interest.

2) Main body: (Paragraphs 2 & 3):

a) A brief summary of the book’s contents (e.g. the main characters, the setting and book genre – romance, thriller). Be careful not to reveal too much of the story, or you’ll ruin it for new readers.

b)  Analyze or critique the book. You can write about your own opinions; just be sure that you explain and support them with examples. Some questions you might want to consider:

  • Did the author achieve his or her purpose?
  • What did you like/dislike about the book?
  • Did you have a favourite character?
  • Is the writing effective, powerful, difficult, beautiful?
  • What are the
... Continue reading "How to Write a Book Review: A Step-by-Step Guide" »

Machiavelli and Mill: Power, Liberty, and Human Nature

Classified in Philosophy and ethics

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Statesmanship and Warcraft

Machiavelli believes that good laws follow naturally from a good military. Machiavelli reverses the conventional understanding of war as a necessary, but not definitive, element of the development of states. Instead, he asserts that successful war is the very foundation upon which all states are built. Much of The Prince is devoted to describing exactly what it means to conduct a good war. But Machiavelli's description of war encompasses more than just the direct use of military force when cities were constantly threatened by neighboring principalities, and the area had suffered through power struggles for many years.

Goodwill and Hatred

To remain in power, a prince must avoid the hatred of his people. It is not necessary... Continue reading "Machiavelli and Mill: Power, Liberty, and Human Nature" »

Environmental Problems and Solutions

Classified in Geology

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Acid Rain

The fuels used for locomotion and electricity generation emit sulfur and nitrogen oxides. These chemicals react with water in the clouds and produce acids.

Consequences:

  • The soil and the water of lakes and rivers acidify.
  • Trees and aquatic organisms become ill and can die.
  • The acids attack and dissolve limestone.

Solutions:

  • Decrease the consumption of fossil fuels.
  • Eliminate the sulfur before using the fuel.
  • Eliminate oxides before releasing them into the atmosphere.

Greenhouse Effect

The problem appears when the presence of carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor in the atmosphere is larger than normal. The abuse of fossil fuels is the source of carbon dioxide. Farts and escapes from underwater methane are the main sources.

Global Warming:

An... Continue reading "Environmental Problems and Solutions" »

Macbeth and Paulina: Destinies Intertwined

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Macbeth: Prophecies and Destiny

Macbeth presents the witches' prophecies as seemingly inevitable truths, yet they also function as catalysts for Macbeth's ambition. These prophecies manipulate Macbeth, ultimately placing his destiny in his own hands.

He believes in the prophecies but remains uncertain whether they will come to pass without his intervention. The witches never detail *how* he will become king. When Duncan names his son Malcolm as the heir to the throne, Macbeth makes a crucial decision that shapes his fate:

"All hail Macbeth, that shalt be King hereafter!"

"The Prince of Cumberland! That is a step. On which I must fall down, or else o'erleap." - Macbeth expresses his jealousy at not being named heir.

"Be bloody, bold, and resolute;... Continue reading "Macbeth and Paulina: Destinies Intertwined" »

The Most Effective Ways to Donate and Make a Difference

Classified in Religion

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-Secondly, there are many ways to donate, for example, raising money by making or organising different activities, like holding a rally or going on a march. But, in my opinion, the easiest and most effective way to donate is by doing voluntary work, because it is the most comfortable and fastest, besides that you can collaborate with NGOs.

In Conclusion

All Related with Charity is a Good Thing, If All the People Did Something for Charity, a Small Part of Poverty Would Disappear and We Would Make a Difference.

The Importance of Service Environment in Shaping Customer Experience

Classified in Design and Engineering

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Phys Evidence - Serv Envirom

(Important element of service mark mix) Service environment relates to style and appearance of physical surroundings and other elements by custom designing. Service environment is an art, involves time, effort, and can be expensive.

Purpose of Service Environment: Shape customer's experience and behavior, signal quality and position, differentiate and strengthen brand, core component of value position, facilitate service encounter.

Servicescape Model

Model developed by MaryJo Bitner. An important contribution of Bitner's is the inclusion of employee responses to service environment. Internal customer and employee responses can be cognitive, emotional, or physiological responses. Dimensions of service environment include... Continue reading "The Importance of Service Environment in Shaping Customer Experience" »