#ANOTHER WORD FOR YOU ARE BUSY FREE#

The word 'busy' is the relationship Weapon of Mass Destruction. You deserve a fcking phone call., Im about to make a wild, extreme and severe relationship rule: the word busy is a load of crap and is most often used by assholes. Mistake-ridden isnвЂ™t going to help your chances. Asshole is another word for the guy youвЂ™re dating. This, like saying yes to everything that comes your way, is a season. If youвЂ™re thinking about this and feeling a little guilty, remember: You donвЂ™t have to default to no to everything, forevermore.

#ANOTHER WORD FOR YOU ARE BUSY FREE#

A company doesnвЂ™t know and love you yet all they have to go on is your resume, how you performed at interview and your thank you note. If I know I have a busy work week, I mark Free evening a couple of nights a weeka helpful reminder when IвЂ™m tempted to overcommit. And for heavensвЂ™ sakes, proof your thank you letter. Even if theyвЂ™ve been very friendly, itвЂ™s still better to be more formal in written correspondence. There are exceptions to this but, if youвЂ™re using a staffing service, a good counselor will talk you through it all.Д«y the way, address the person as Mr, Ms, Dr in a thank you. Sometimes one paragraph is enough, sometimes two. It also proves, incidentally, that you didn't just copy and paste a template thank you letter from the Internet. ThatвЂ™s going to resonate with them more than the fact that you want a challenge. (busy with) Deeply engaged in a given activity. Explain what you can do for the company вЂ“ you have a chance to help the department be successful by bringing your skills, experience and personality to the job. Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead. and then of course relate that information to your own skills and experience. вЂњI was pleased to hear that your department has a system of trackingвЂ¦вЂќ, вЂњthat youвЂ™re going to expandвЂќ, вЂњthat you interface withвЂ¦вЂќ. Write about what you learned in the interview.

Hey name, what do you think No worries if this isnвЂ™t interesting to you at the moment, just let me know. Let me know if youвЂ™re interested in brief 5-7 word summary of my initial ask. With luck youвЂ™ll be back for second interview before the snail mail letter would have arrived вЂ“ Less Is More. Hey name, I know youвЂ™re super busy, so just floating this back to your inbox in case it slipped through. вЂњThank you so much for meeting me I really appreciate itвЂќ, вЂњThank you for your timeвЂќ, вЂњThank you for being so generous with your timeвЂќ, вЂњThank you for the time you to took to explain to meвЂ¦вЂќ.ДЄs for the rest of the letter - and these days, that usually means an email. What do you say instead? There are different ways to say the same thingвЂ¦I mean, it WAS good of the interviewer, who will indeed probably be very busy, to give you some time to explain the job and listen to you. Ok, thatвЂ™s my harrumph grumble harrumph over. Actually, if I had ten dollars for every time IвЂ™ve read it in a thank you letter/email, IвЂ™d be sunning myself on a beach, not listening, for example,В to the sounds of the OWS, Occupy Wall Street, protesters who were noisily marching past the building as I first wrote this blog a couple of years ago. Whatsoever.В Remember, this blog on the Merit website is called вЂњMargaret saysвЂќ and this is one of those times when Margaret says and isnвЂ™t going to listen to any вЂњYes, but what ifвЂќs'вЂ¦Please donвЂ™t ever use it. It is such a clichГ©, there is no excuse for using it ever under any circumstances. Then from this dislike of others' success and despair of their own, their minds become enraged against fortune, complain about the times, retreat into obscurity, and brood over their own sufferings until they become sick and tired of themselves.If I see that phrase вЂњtime out of your busy scheduleвЂќ one more time in a thank you letter to potential employers, I shall SPIT. For unproductive idleness nurtures malice, and because they themselves could not prosper they want everyone else to be ruined. From this arises the state of mind of those who loathe their own leisure and complain that they have nothing to do, and the bitterest envy at the promotion of others. From this arise melancholy and mourning and a thousand vacillations of a wavering mind, buoyed up by the birth of hope and sickened by the death of it.

From this arises that boredom and self-dissatisfaction, that turmoil of a restless mind and gloomy and grudging endurance of our leisure, especially when we are ashamed to admit the reasons for it and our sense of shame drives the agony inward, and our desires are trapped in narrow bounds without escape and stifle themselves. вЂњIn consequence, when the pleasures have been removed which busy people derive from their actual activities, the mind cannot endure the house, the solitude, the walls, and hates to observe its own isolation.

Another word for you are busy