Trick to Display your name after time in Taskbar

Today i am back with another Cool windows trick that is customizing the Taskbar of our windows. Infact we will be customizing the Data and time Setting to show up Any name instead of AM or PM. By default Windows shows us AM/PM after the time depending upon what timezone you are in. But We can edit add any name that you can think of  instead of AM/PM.

The trick itself is very simple but its fun to play with windows. I love to explore more and more about windows and so i found this technique which i am going to share with you all. So without wasting much time lets see how to display our own name after time in Taskbar of your Windows Computer.

Displaying Your name after time In Windows

Try this  trick to add up your name in place of AM and PM beside time. Its very simple just follow the below simple steps.

Method 1:

Step 1: Directly Click on the Taskbar where it shows time. which is at Bottom right Corner of your screen.
Now Click on  "Change Date and time settings"
Step 2: Now a pop up window will show up, Click on Change Date and time, Now Click on "Change Calender settings"

Step 3: Click on Time Tab and Change the Value of AM symbol and PM Symbol to your own name.

Step 4: Now Click on Apply and Ok. Check your taskbar date and time section to see your name there.

Method 2:

If due to any reason you can perform the steps that are explained in Method 1, then don't worry you can try Below steps in Method 2.

Step 1: Navigate to -> Start -> Control Panel -> Regional and Language Option -> Click on Customize.

Step 2: Now Click on  TIME Tab -> Change AM symbol and PM symbol from AM and PM to your name, then click on Apply -> Ok.

You will your name now instead of AM or PM after the time in Taskbar. wasn't it so simple.

How to Hide Secret Files Inside a JPG image

Hiding Files inside an Image file Secretly

Before we move further with the steps.There are something that we need inorder to perform this trick. We will need WinRar Installed on your PC. So if you already have WinRar archiver in your pc, which most of us do have, you can proceed with below steps

Step 1: Create a folder with files that you would like to Hide in an Image file, Lets say the folder name is "Files". Now Right Click on the folder and select add to archive. Select RAR as Archive format and Click OK.

Step 2: You will now see a rar file with name files, Now say you have an image with name "image.jpg" in which we will hide these files. Copy both Files.rar and image.jpg and paste them in " C" or "D" Drive.

Step 3: Next Open CMD, Search for CMD and open it. If you files are in "D" drive then Type D: and press Enter. Now Type in this Code as it is copy /b image.jpg + files.rar new.jpg and press Enter

Step 4: If you have done everything right till now, then you will see something Similar like below Picture. I had the file in E: so i initially typed E: to change the location to E drive.

Step 5: Now Navigate to the location where you saved the file and you will see one for file added with name New.jpg.

Ok So now we have a new file but what next ? If you notice you will se the size of the new file has increased and if you open the new.jpg file it will show you just the picture, So you will as where the other files gone which we tried to hide inside this image ?

Here is how to Access the files

We know that the file is in jpg format so we will first Open WinRar archiver, Click on File and Select Open archive.

Now Navigate to the Path where you have saved new.jpg file which will be Drive "D" Now make sure to select All Files from the drop down, so that it displays the new.jpg file too.

Select it and Click on Open, There you will see a folder with name files, Open it and there are your Hidden files.

If you have any problem with this Technique to Hide files inside an image then feel free to Comment below. your Feedback on this trick will also be appreciated. So let me know what do you think in the Comment box.

3 Ways To Earn Money Online

Number peoples Online increasing day by. Most of us uses Internet more than 1 hour. The upcoming generation will be more attached to the Internet than us. What is the real uses of the Internet?

We uses the Internet for Social Networking, Knowledge, Gaming, Downloads and lot of things.There are some people who make a decent amount of money from the Internet. Really the internet can be made a huge money source. The majority of the peoples are using internet for searching stuffs and entertainment. We can use the enthusiasm of the peoples to earn money Online. Here I am going to share the methods which the “Money makers” uses in the Internet.

Blogging

If we consider the all the Money making ways, the blogging will be the first in position. Blogging simply means writing article or designing images as per your Interest and posting it in some Blog Platforms. The bloggers usually make money by CPC or CPM Ads, Sponsored posts, Blogging services and Search engine optimization. You can use any of the available Blog hosts like WordPress.com, Blogger.com etc.The main conc of the Blogging is the Time. You need a lot of time and Hard work to get success in Blogging.

Social Media

The social media is really entertaining peoples from all other stresses. We can make us of the entertainment of the peoples in social media. By taking the Facbook.com as example, You can make a Facebook page on a specific niche and post some useful things for your fans. Share the posts among the Facebook and promote shares too. If you hard worked well you will get some good social stand in FB and you can promote other sites and earn money.

This Tip can be used In all social network Like twitter.com etc. This method also take some time to get success. Anyway your hard work will help you in future.

PTC and PPV sites

This is a most common method for Online money making. You can start earning money very quick. PTC and PPV sites provide you some Ads, mails,messages, Videos and some sponsored programs to view they pay you as you do all the jobs. The payout will be less but the earning will not take more time. You can search Google for legit PTC sites

Conclusion

The Online money making is not a easy job. If you are ready to work well then you can select the Blogging or Social media as your Option. They will convert your hard work to money soon

Interview Frequently Asked Questions

Interview Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
2. Tell me about yourself.
3. What are your team-player qualities? Give examples.
4. Of the courses you have had at college which courses have you enjoyed the most?
5. What is your GPA? How do you feel about it? Does it reflect your abilities?
6. How have your educational and work experiences prepared you for this position?
7. What work experiences have been most valuable to you and why?
8. What have the experiences on your resume taught you about managing and working with people?
9. Of the hobbies and interests listed on your resume what is your favourite and tell me why?

   

   
   

10. Where do you see yourself in five years?
11. What goals have you set for yourself? How are you planning to achieve them?
12. To what do you owe your present success?
13. Why should I hire you?
14. What makes you think you can handle this position?
15. What is your most significant accomplishment to date?
16. Why do you want to work here?
17. Describe a leadership role of yours and tell why you committed your time to it.
18. In a particular leadership role you had, what was your greatest challenge?
19. Give me an example of an idea that has come to you and what you did with it?
20. Give me an example of a problem you solved and the process you used?
21. Give me an example of the most creative project that you have worked on.
22. Tell me about a project you initiated?
23. Describe the project or situation that best demonstrates your analytical abilities?
24. Since attending college, what is the toughest decision that you have had to make?
25. Tell me about your most difficult decision and how did you go about making it?
26. What types of situations put you under pressure, and how do you deal with pressure?
27. Give me a situation in which you failed, and how you handled it?
28. Why are you interested in our organization?
29. What type of position are you seeking?
30. Where do you think your interest in this career comes from?
31. What industry besides this one are you looking into?
32. Why have you chosen this particular profession?
33. What interests you about this job?
34. What challenges are you looking for in a position?
35. What can you contribute to this company?
36. What motivates you?
37. What turns you off?
38. If I asked the people who know you well to describe you, what three words would they use?
39. If I asked the people who know you for one reason why I shouldn't hire you what would they say?

    

    
    

40. When you take on a project do you like to attack the project in a group of individually?
41. Describe the type of manager you prefer.
42. Tell me about a team project of which you are particularly proud and your contribution?
43. Describe a situation where you had to work with someone who was difficult, how did you handle it?
44. What type of work environment appeals to you most?
45. With which other companies are you interviewing?
46. What characteristics do you think are important for this position?
47. Why do you feel that this company will be a career for you rather than a job?
48. Name two management skills that you think you have?
49. What characteristics are most important in a good manager? How have you displayed one of them?
50. Why did you choose this college and how did you arrive at this decision?
51. What factors did you consider in choosing your major?
52. Describe how your favourite course has contributed your career interests?
53. Since you have been at college, what is it that you are proudest of?
54. How have you changed personally since starting college?
55. What has been your greatest challenge?
56. If you could change a decision you made while at college what would you change and why?
57. Why did you choose the campus involvements you did? What did you gain? What did you contribute?

Resume Tips

Resume Tips

Curriculum Vitae:

an outline of a person's educational and professional history, usually prepared for job applications (L, lit.: the course of one's life).

A CV is the most flexible and convenient way to make applications. It can convey your personal details in the way that presents you in the best possible light and can be used to make multiple applications to employers in a specific career area. 

Information should a CV include? 

Personal details
Normally these would be your name, address, date of birth (although with age discrimination laws now in force this isn't essential), telephone number and email.

Education and qualifications
Your degree subject and university, plus A levels and GCSEs or equivalents. Mention grades unless poor!

Work experience
* Use action words such as developed, planned and organized
* Even work in a shop, bar or restaurant will involve working in a team, providing a quality service to customers, and dealing tactful with complaints. Don't mention the routine, non-people tasks (cleaning the tables) unless you are applying for a casual summer job in a restaurant or similar.
* Try to relate the skills to the job. A finance job will involve numeracy, analytical and problem solving skills so focus on these whereas for a marketing role you would place a bit more more emphasis on persuading and negotiating skills.

Interests and achievements
* Keep this section short and to the point.
* Bullets can be used to separate interests into different types: sporting, creative etc.
* Don't use the old boring cliches here: "socialising with friends".
* Don't put too many passive, solitary hobbies (reading, watching TV, stamp collecting) or you may be perceived as lacking people skills.
* Show a range of interests to avoid coming across as narrow : if everything centres around sport they may wonder if you could hold a conversation with a client who wasn't interested in sport.
* Hobbies that are a little out of the ordinary can help you to stand out from the crowd: skydiving or mountaineering can show a sense of wanting to stretch yourself and an ability to rely on yourself in demanding situations
* Any interests relevant to the job are worth mentioning: current affairs if you wish to be a journalist, a fantasy share portfolio such as Bullbearings if you want to work in finance.
* Any evidence of leadership is important to mention: captain or coach of a sports team, course representative, chair of a student society, scout leader.
* Anything showing evidence of employability skills such as teamworking, organising, planning, persuading, negotiating etc.

Skills
* The usual ones to mention are languages (good conversational French, basic Spanish), computing (e.g. "good working knowledge of MS Access and Excel, plus basic web page design skills" and driving ("full current clean driving licence").
* If you are a mature candidate or have lots of relevant skills to offer, a skills-based CV may work for you

Referees
* Normally two referees are sufficient: one academic (perhaps your tutor or a project supervisor) and one from an employer (perhaps your last part-time or summer job). See our page on Choosing and Using Referees for more help with this.

Top tips to pass your aptitude test

Top 15 tips to pass your aptitude test

·  Practice Aptitude tests online.  It’s more than likely you’ll sit your aptitude test on a computer so get used to practicing them online.

·  Get all the right tools.  Ensure you have a good calculator, lots of rough paper, a few pens and a watch.  Get used to practicing with all these essentials so you’re used to using them when it comes to your real assessment.

·  Practice as many aptitude tests as you can before sitting your assessment.  The more questions you practice the more confident you will be and the more types of questions you will have seen.

·  Ask the assessor for information on the type of test you’ll be sitting.  You have the right to ask what sort of aptitude test you’ll be expected to sit, how long it will be and where you’ll have to sit it (it might be at home or at an assessment centre).

·  Make sure you’re in a comfortable environment when you practice your aptitude tests.  Don’t sit them just before going out or when you’re going to be disturbed.  It’s important to give them your full attention both when practicing and when taking your real assessment.

·  Take the practice test offered by the assessor if possible.  Before sitting aptitude tests you’ll often be given practice questions to have a go at.  They’re normally called worked example, have a go at those to get a flavour for the type of questions you’ll be given.

·  Don’t get a friend to sit your aptitude test for you.  If you’re asked to sit an aptitude test at home you may be asked to sit one when you go for interview so it’s no good trying to cheat the system.  Also these tests are for your benefit as much as your prospective employer you both need to be comfortable your skills are up to the required standard to do the job you’re applying for.

·  Read any guidance provided before sitting your assessment.  Make sure you make a note of how much time you have and roughly how long you should be spending on each question.

·  Don’t get bogged down on a question.  If you get stuck, don’t let the clock run down, move on, you might find the next question easier and you’ll pick up more marks by moving on.

·  Move on. If you think a question is going to take a really long time, flag it and if possible come back to it.   Some questions can be really time consuming and you may be better off coming back to it.

·  Don’t guess wildly.  Your aptitude test score will be made up of a combination of speed and accuracy.  It’s important not to haphazardly guess to try and finish all the questions.  Work carefully and as quickly as you can.  The more questions you practice the quicker you will get.

·  Spend a few seconds familiarising yourself with the graph/table/pie chart you’re presented with before launching into the question.  Make a mental note of what the labelling on the axis and the title so you have an idea of what information you have been provided with.

·  Get used to working on paper.  The quickest way to do your calculations is on a piece of paper.  We recommend using a big A4 sheet as you’ll have enough room to do your workings.  Leave yourself plenty of space so you’re not cramming your workings into the corner.

·  Request feedback on your performance from your assessor.  Find out how many questions you got right and where you could improve.

·  Use a good calculator.  Don’t use your phone or a very small calculator.  Make sure you are familiar with the calculator you’re using and comfortable with where all the buttons are.  The quicker you are with your calculator the higher you will score.

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