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Harrod's Bags (with transcript)

Escucha este audio-artículo y descubre la ciudad de Alicante y buenos trucos para viajar por ella disfrutando de los lugares más auténticos.

VIAJAR POR ESPAÑA  "AUDIOS"

Mi España - La ciudad de Alicante

こんにちは、あかりです。今日(きょう)は私(わたし)にとってのアニメ、ベスト3について話(はな)します。
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Slow Japanese

Episode #67 - My favorite Anime in this year

Negotiating a Remote Work Arrangement with Your Current Employer

The rise of remote work technologies and the increased desire for work-life balance have made negotiating a remote work arrangement a viable option for many employees.  This guide provides a strategic framework to help you successfully negotiate a remote position with your current employer.


Chapters- 

Before You Begin

Self-Assessment

Research

Building Your Case

Benefits of Remote Work

Focus on Outcomes

Addressing Concerns

Crafting Your Proposal

Formal Request

Trial Period

Equipment and Technology

The Negotiation Process

Schedule a Meeting

Professionalism and Confidence

Flexibility

Follow Up

Additional Considerations

Company Culture

Performance Reviews:

Alternative Options

Conclusion

Negotiating a remote work arrangement requires careful preparation, a strong case supported by data, and a professional approach.  By following these steps and considering the additional factors outlined, you can increase your chances of successfully securing a remote position and enjoying the benefits of a more flexible work environment.

The Global Professional Podcast

How to Negotiate a Remote Work Position at Your Current Role - Episode 80

Do you believe people are born with a certain amount of ability and intelligence? Or do you think these things can be changed through effort and education?

Your answers to these questions may decide how well you chase your own goals in life!

Researchers in Norway looked at over 1,500 people aged 13 to 77.

Participants filled out a survey asking them questions about how much they think people's abilities and intelligence can grow with effort and education.

They also filled out two more surveys: one asking how passionate they are about the things they are interested in, and one asking how persistent — and consistent — they are in chasing their goals.

For example, they were asked how much they agree with statements such as, "I use a lot of time on the projects I like," for passion, and "I finish whatever I begin," for persistence.

The researchers then looked at the people who got the 5% highest and lowest scores for belief in people's ability to grow.

It was found that those with the greatest belief in growth also had significantly higher scores in passion and persistence.

Interestingly, although 60% of all the study participants were women, in the group with the lowest belief in growth almost 60% were men.

"The belief in growth is important for large parts of our society," said Hermundur Sigmundsson, one of the study's authors. "This is true for school, sports, work and family life."

The authors also pointed to other studies that have found that it's possible to help people believe in personal growth — particularly as children — and that this can result in greater persistence.

Looking at their own results, the researchers said it can be argued that belief in your ability to grow may be important for both passion and persistence.

However, they also noted that it could also be that passion, perseverance and belief in growth all support each other.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Want to Succeed? Believe You Can Grow!

こんにちは

今回のエピソードは「自転車がないときどうすればいいか」

日本で多い犯罪は「自転車泥棒」です。

でも、泥棒じゃないときにも自転車がなくなります。

それは日本の規則/きそく が原因なんです…

ルールを知らないときパニックになるかも？！

ぜひ、聞いてみてくださいね。

Nihongo_Hanaso（N3+）

N3+日本では自転車が消える？！

New words— 生(shēng)词(cí)
法(fǎ)语(yǔ)
拼(pīn)音(yīn)
筷(kuài)子(zi)
电(diàn)脑(nǎo)
法(fǎ)
输(shū)入(rù)
查(chá)
客(kè)人(rén)
介(jiè)绍(shào)
公(gōng)司(sī)
同(tóng)事(shì)
认(rèn)识(shí)
那(nà)儿(ér)
会(huì)
对(duì)

Text One-课文1 kèwén1
shānběn：qǐngjìn！
dàwèi：shānběn ！ ……duìbùqǐ，nǐyǒukèrén。
shānběn：méiguānxì。dàwèi，wǒjièshàoyīxiàér，
zhèshìwǒgōngsīdetóngshìtiánzhōng。
tiánzhōng，zhèshìwǒtóngxuédàwèi。
dàwèi：rènshínǐhěngāoxìng。
tiánzhōng：rènshínǐwǒyěhěngāoxìng。
shānběn：dàwèi，nǐzhǎowǒyǒushìma？
dàwèi：wǒqùtúshūguǎnjièshū。wǒbùhuìhànzìshūrù，
bùhuìyòngnàérdediànnǎocháshū。nǐhuìbùhuì？
shānběn：wǒyěbùhuì。tiánzhōng，nǐne？
tiánzhōng：wǒhuìpīnyīnshūrùfǎ。
dàwèi：nǐnéngbùnéngjiāowǒ？
tiánzhōng：méiwèntí。
dàwèi：tàihǎole！
山本：请进！
大卫：山本 ！ ……对不起，你有客人。
山本：没关系。大卫，我介绍一下儿，
      这是我公司的同事田中。
      田中，这是我同学大卫。
大卫：认识你很高兴。
田中：认识你我也很高兴。
山本：大卫，你找我有事吗？
大卫：我去图书馆借书。我不会汉字输入，
      不会用那儿的电脑查书。你会不会？
山本：我也不会。田中，你呢？
田中：我会拼音输入法。
大卫：你能不能教我？
田中：没问题。
大卫：太好了！

Text Two—课文2 kèwén2
wǒshìfǎguórén，zàiběijīngxuéxíhànyǔ。wǒhuìqízìxíngchē，bùhuìyòngkuàizi；huìxiěhànzì，bùhuìhànzìshūrù。shānběngěiwǒjièshàotādetóngshìtiánzhōng。shānběnduìwǒshuō，tiánzhōnghuìshuōhànyǔ、yīngyǔ，háihuìyīdiǎnérfǎyǔ。tāhuìpīnyīnshūrùfǎ，huìyòngdiànnǎoshūrùhànzì。tiánzhōngshuōyǒukòngérjiāowǒ。wǒhěngāoxìng。
我是法国人，在北京学习汉语。我会骑自行车，不会用筷子；会写汉字，不会汉字输入。山本给我介绍他的同事田中。山本对我说，田中会说汉语、英语，还会一点儿法语。他会拼音输入法，会用电脑输入汉字。田中说有空儿教我。我很高兴。


HSK2--materials and exercises for listenning, reading and speaking

我不会汉字输入  wǒbùhuìhànzìshūrù

Learn the basic French vocabulary needed to show someone around town.

Learn Basic French Podcast

Learn Basic French: Comment présenter une ville (How to show a city)

IELTS Speaking Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 1. Birthdays Celebration.

Q. What is your date of birth?
Q. When was the last time you celebrated your birthday?
Q. Describe a birthday party you have attended?
Q. Do you celebrate your family members' birthday?

Let me know how you'd answer these questions ( don't hesitate to send me a message, I am approachable :) 