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WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSON AND WE THINK THAT MAY BE YOU.
One Day at a Time, Inc. requires an energetic, enthusiastic salesperson for advertising sales in Little Rock. You must be good with people, a good communicator, well organized and excited about this opportunity.
Responsibilities include: identifying and developing new advertising opportunities, working with advertisers on ad type, placement and negotiating terms. Ability to influence buying decisions, capable of building and maintaining strong customer relationships and maintaining accurate prospect and customer records.
This is a part-time commissioned sales position offering 20% commission your first year.
Please email your resume to onedayatatime_ac@sbcglobal.net.
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Second Installment
 Interviews are always stressful - even for job seekers who have gone on countless interviews. The best way to reduce the stress is to be prepared. ODAT has gathered advice from some of the experts in the field. Below are checklists, advice and sample interview questions designed to prepare you for quality, results-producing interviews.
The following checklists are from the experts at http://www.best-job-interview.com.
The Pre- Interview Checklist
Use the practical interview checklist of what you need to do the day before your interview. You want to be sure that you are properly prepared and confident of getting the job. Here is a list of what you should put in your portfolio or briefcase.
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Free Workshops on Substance Abuse Attract 100s of Parents and Students |
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Dentist sponsors program
By David Palmer
Among High School students, alcohol is the most dangerous drug of all. And the most abused. Alcohol is the leading cause of accidents, murder and rape among teens, and it is the main pathway to the abuse of other drugs and further mayhem.
 On an evening in early September, parents of students in three Little Rock private schools filled the auditorium at Catholic High School and spent nearly three hours listening to straight talk on alcohol and other substance abuse from Mike Bosse, a Lexington Kentucky policeman and ex-DEA officer, and Pat Sammons, a professor at the University of Kentucky and a recovering alcoholic himself.
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Read more... [Free Workshops on Substance Abuse Attract 100s of Parents and Students]
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Robert Myles likes counseling "under the hood"
By Dorothy Cox
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Robert Myles has been doing adolescent counseling for a long time, much of it under the hood of a car. Sure it may be unconventional, but sometimes it’s just easier for at-risk kids “living in the hood” to talk about problems “under the hood” as it were.
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Read more... [Working on cars eases tension for "at-risk" kids]
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Her spinal cord crushed in auto crash, young woman speaks out on drug abuse |
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It was close to midnight on April 10, 2002, when Erin O’Brien, an attractive 22 year-old, left a tavern in West Little Rock, hopped into her bright red Saturn, buckled her seatbelt and headed west on Highway 10. During the evening, O’Brien had three glasses of wine, not much by her standards, but the night before she had partied hard on drugs and alcohol.
 Six miles down the highway, O’Brien lost control of her car, careened into a ditch, rolled the car two or three times and landed upside down. The car roof was crushed and so was O’Brien’s spine. She was conscious and in a lot of pain, but from the waist down she felt nothing. She was paralyzed. She could have been dead, but the one thing she did right was fasten her seatbelt.
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Read more... [Her spinal cord crushed in auto crash, young woman speaks out on drug abuse]
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An escape from Animal House, Texas Tech's innovative recovery program tackles collegiate alcohol and drug abuse.
There are 50,000 college-eligible kids in America today who are too strung out on alcohol or other drugs to get in let alone make the grade.
Unfortunately, the way things are now, it may be just as well. If some of these kids want to sober up, college is the last place they should go. Colleges and universities actually breed substance abuse. Think animal house.
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Read more... [Texas Tech's Recovery Program]
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