Scheduling an appointment with someone outside of your organization can be a hassle. Finding time that works for both parties is like playing battleship. “Tuesday at 3:00?” “Miss. Wednesday at 1:00?” An easier way is to send your calendar availability.
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Email, instant messaging, text messaging, and other alerts eat away at your concentration, so we recommend disabling all computer alerts, both visual and audible. Studies have shown that when you receive an alert from the computer, regaining the same level
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How does you or your manager rate? Do you have what it takes to be a great manager and leader? Could you benefit from a management or leadership course? Take the following quiz to see how you rate. If you
There are two PowerPoint presentations available, in the “New” area of the File tab, to help you get started with PowerPoint, if you are unfamiliar with the software. These two PowerPoints include “Welcome to PowerPoint” and “Make Interactive Videos with
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You can easily and quickly add captions to a picture, table or equation. Once you have created the caption you can cross reference it anywhere in the document. The ‘Insert Caption’ command is located in the Reference tab, in the
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Before leaving work, set up your activities and your To-Do lists for the following day. Review this list in the morning and use your peak performance hours for your most important cognitive tasking. 3 Ways to create Tasks Add tasks
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A 3D reference is when the information from a cell in a different worksheet is pulled to a worksheet needing the information. Example: If your separated worksheets are laid out with information from each quarter (ie: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4
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How do you best train the Millennial generation that is becoming a more substantial part of the workforce? How do you ensure that they get the type of training they need, without sacrificing what other generations need as well? Mountain
Training for the Millennials and beyond! Read Post »
Why would you use Comments in PowerPoint? The slide below shows the details: Polish your PowerPoint presentations with training from AETC
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You can use the Status Bar to display useful information. Right click the bottom bar of your document to make the Status Bar settings pane appear. Select the options you want shown. Then click outside the Status Bar setting pane.
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