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Non Profit Organizations
Recent national and international disasters have shown that governments or individuals cannot work alone, but need support in implementing humanitarian non-profit programs. As a result, non-profit or not for profit organizations are today playing a major role in providing service through private and public concerns. Started by individuals or groups, these organizations are funded by personal wealth and donations from private and public sectors. T Read More...
Discover the Best Work at Home Telecommuting Jobs
Work at home telecommuting jobs are a new trend of jobs that you can work from home. Online telecommuting jobs are the kind of jobs that that range in what you will do but all of them have one thing in common. With this type of legitimate jobs online you will work at least part of the time, if not all the time from the comfort of your home. With online telecommuting jobs you do not necessarily go to the office to work but instead you will wor Read More...
Public Relations for Architects
Architects often do not do very much public relations and many of them do quite well over time simply living off the wonderful referral jobs coming in. But breaking into the business is not easy at all and it takes a little bit of hard work and thought. It makes sense for architects to develop community goodwill and be cognizant of the need for positive publicity and public relations from the start of their businesses. What can architects do to p Read More...

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