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Lesson 6 | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart :: Genius at Work
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Genius at Work. Mozart and his music still attract listeners over 200 years after his death. The Late 1780s: Mozart’s Last Symphony, No. 41. This lesson begins with a short description of Mozart’s life in the last years of the 1780s, when his popularity, support, and fortune had declined. Then we’ll examine his development as a symphony composer, focusing on his last three symphonies, especially the “Jupiter.”. Freemasonry and Mozart’s Finances. Mozart in Debt in the late 1780s.
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lesson8 | Business Etiquette
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Project an image of professionalism and credibility. When all you have is your voice and words — make them count. The Ring of Business. It’s estimated that 75 percent of business is conducted over the telephone. That means an awful lot of business can also be “undone” by telephone! Eighty-eight percent of your callers who are placed on hold prefer listening to a customized message that reflects the benefits of doing business with you. People spend an average of one hour a week on hold! Placing a Caller o...
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lesson1 | Business Etiquette
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Project an image of professionalism and credibility. Projecting Professional Body Language. How you walk, sit, and stand says a lot about your professionalism. Learn how your body language affects others and how to use it more effectively. What Does Your Body Language Say? If a picture is worth a thousand words, then body language in business transactions is worth at least a thousand dollars! Seven Seconds to a Positive Impression. You have just formed an impression of the other person. And most of o...
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lesson5 | Business Etiquette
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Project an image of professionalism and credibility. Make the meetings you attend work for you. Meeting Faux Pas in the Japanese Culture. Showing a serious lack of courtesy or insufficient respect to the ranking senior executive is insulting. This is especially serious when done by someone considerably junior to the executive in terms of age or status. It is also poor manners to ask for sugar or milk for your green tea or to begin sipping before being invited to do so. How We Spend Our Time in Meetings.
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lesson2 | Business Etiquette
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Project an image of professionalism and credibility. Dressing for Business Success. Donning the right business attire will get you on track to success. In this lesson, learn the basics of accepted office attire. What Does ‘Casual Friday’ Mean? Why All the Fuss About Dress When Companies Are Going Business Casual? I mean, after all, aren’t more and more companies going to a relaxed dress code? There are two rules for dress in the ‘new’ business world:. Dress according to your corporate culture. How you dr...
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“Hate – Video | Hate Hurts
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How Children Learn and Unlearn Prejudice. L1 - Prejudice: How It Looks and Sounds. L2 - Creating a Positive Home Environment. L3 - Everyday Situations. L4 - The Internet. 8220;Hate – Video. Laquo; ADL “Internet Hate”. Thinking of Dr. Martin Luther King. Date : August 29, 2010. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. L3 – Everyday Situations.
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Lesson 8 | How to Find Your Perfect Career
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How to Find Your Perfect Career. You deserve to have a job you love – and this course will help you do just that! When all you have is your voice and words — make them count. The Ring of Business. It’s estimated that 75 percent of business is conducted over the telephone. That means an awful lot of business can also be “undone” by telephone! Answering, Transferring, and Placing a Person on Hold — Professionally. I know a lot of smart people who repeatedly make basic mistakes when using the telephone.
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Lesson 5 | How to Find Your Perfect Career
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How to Find Your Perfect Career. You deserve to have a job you love – and this course will help you do just that! Career Satisfiers — What YOU Need in a Job to be Happy. This lesson helps you identify the components you need in a job for it be satisfying. It will help you generate a list of viable career options, as well. Knowing your Type enhances your own self-awareness. But wouldn’t it be great if you could quickly identify key personality characteristics in others? How can Type needs vary? This lesso...
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Course Description | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart :: Genius at Work
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Genius at Work. Mozart and his music still attract listeners over 200 years after his death. January 11, 2008. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Genius at Work. NOTE : Originally a Barnes U. Online course I completed Dec. 2001, immediately after the 9-11 tragedy. Barnes and Noble.com B&N Book Clubs. Was Mozart the greatest genius and prodigy in history? How accurate is his portrayal in Amadeus? Why does his music have such universal appeal? Learn about Vienna and the Habsburg Empire in t...
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Lesson 4 | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart :: Genius at Work
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Genius at Work. Mozart and his music still attract listeners over 200 years after his death. The Developing Genius: The Marriage of Figaro. The lesson examines Mozart’s developing craft as an opera composer, beginning with his earliest works through what is considered his operatic masterpiece, The Marriage of Figaro. Bastien und Bastienne and Beethoven. Mozart’s Early Operas. As a youthful prodigy and even during his first three or four years in Vienna, Mozart was famous above a...
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