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How to Turn a Temporary Job into a Permanent One?
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by reading newspapers,
  
  
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of existing staff 
   
  
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all the short cuts,
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Be polite to the receptionists
    
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where you want to get
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even very good
  
   
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but only
 
   
a limited few
 
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are actually competent.
  
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if youre needed
  
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and be willing
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to do anything.
  
    
ffer to collect and file
    
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new cuttings
 
   
relevant to the company
  
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and its business,
  
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source new clients,
  
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update data bases,
  
   
prepare presentation material
  
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or cover the phones
   
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when others are out.
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of your future job 
   
    
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it is already yours.
   
