Sentences with phrase «in the small office writing»

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In the first place, the Church to which I belong shall receive the fruit of this labor, so that it may hereafter continue longer, for even if only a brief portion of time remains to me from the duties of my office, yet that, however small it may be, I have determined to devote to this kind of writing.»

Ohio law requires a write - in candidate for statewide office in a small party's primary to poll 500 write - ins, in order to get the nomination.

«CPV has been contacted by the US Attorney's office to provide information related to past engagements with a small number of consultants,» he wrote in a statement.

«The most common path to the presidency is through a governor's office (19 out of 43) and the most common governor's office to hold is New York (4 out of 19),» Assemblyman Bill Nojay, the freshman legislator who represents the Rochester area, wrote in the memo given to Mr. Trump and a small group of Republicans.

It easily fits into the corner of my small office, so I can get a quick 14 - minute HIIT workout between writing my blog posts, without ever having to leave the cozy confines of the building I am in.

This is no small thing for Sorkin, who, in his long and productive career of writing for film and television, from the testosterone - heavy offices of «Sports Night» to the dizzying techno - prophet narratives of «The Social Network,» «Moneyball» and «Steve Jobs,» has never before given us a proper female lead.

«The amount of absorption of cosmetics either through the skin or ingested from lipsticks is small, and thus the laws as written have been sufficient to ensure safety,» said Linda Katz, director of the FDA's Office of Cosmetics and Colors, in an e-mail to Lisa Stiffler reporter for the publication Seattle PI.

Elefant writes: «The bars» law practice management offices are one of the best developments that I've seen to assist solo and small - firm lawyers; those offices either didn't exist or were not as robust back in 1993 when I went solo.»

This book is written by legal technology experts and is full of the information solo and small - firm lawyers need in order to make knowledgeable, informed decisions about law office technology.

Jared Burke (not his real name) wrote this resume in 2003 to get a job as an office assistant in a small business in his home state of New York.

Small and professional office in Norwalk, CT is seeking a strong administrative assistant with excellent written and communication skills.

Job Responsibilities • Answer telephones • Provide customer service and support • Organize, schedule and maintain calendars • Create and maintain online CRM and filing system • Submit and reconcile expense reports • Act as the point of contact and support for internal and external clients • Provide support for management and account reps with various tasks Required Education, Experience, and Skills • Post-high school office experience • Excellent computer skills, including Microsoft Office, CRMs, and Quickbooks • Be able to excel in a self - starting work environment • The aptitude to create policies and procedures • Outstanding customer service skills • Excellent writing and communication skills • High - level organizational skills with an accurate attention to detail • The ability to work without direction As an employee of a small business, the ideal candidate must be willing to learn what they don't know and be willing to assume job duties in multiple roles as needed to benefit the cooffice experience • Excellent computer skills, including Microsoft Office, CRMs, and Quickbooks • Be able to excel in a self - starting work environment • The aptitude to create policies and procedures • Outstanding customer service skills • Excellent writing and communication skills • High - level organizational skills with an accurate attention to detail • The ability to work without direction As an employee of a small business, the ideal candidate must be willing to learn what they don't know and be willing to assume job duties in multiple roles as needed to benefit the coOffice, CRMs, and Quickbooks • Be able to excel in a self - starting work environment • The aptitude to create policies and procedures • Outstanding customer service skills • Excellent writing and communication skills • High - level organizational skills with an accurate attention to detail • The ability to work without direction As an employee of a small business, the ideal candidate must be willing to learn what they don't know and be willing to assume job duties in multiple roles as needed to benefit the company.

These are often 1 to 2 person businesses, working from a small office, or a home office, and specialize in writing professional resumes.

This includes calling your clients to check in, writing personal notes to thank clients for their business or delivering small gifts of appreciation to your clients» homes or offices.