Brittany Said:

Can I juggle a full time human resources job, an online fashion biz,guest writing for a magazine? Women help!!?

We Answered:

Its easy to do many things provided we enjoy them all and are able to give our 100% to every thing that we do. Unfortunately when we get into too many things, we dont prioritize and end up spreading ourselves too thin. We dont do justice to what we have taken on and start to feel bad about it. Stressed, pressured, overwhlemed are terms that one can easily relate to :-). I dont know if you can relate to what i am saying... but this is what stood out. My name is trishna and I can be reached at trishna@aashwasan.com if you want.

Darren Said:

Is my grammar correct in this writing? Am I writing in the right tense? Thank you!!!!!?

We Answered:

Your grammar's excellent and way beyond most people twice your age. Correct "frst" though - simple typo.

Kent Said:

I want to apply for an university that has a good business program in California (read additional details)?

We Answered:

The best undergraduate Business Schools in California are University of California at Berkeley, UCLA and USC. Given your SAT scores, it might be hard for you to get into any of these schools.

But there are pleanty of good universities in California that would consider you. Princeton Review has a tool where you tell it about your background and interests and it spits out a list of schools that are appropriate for you.

BusinessWeek ranks undergraduate B-Schools.

I've included links to both sites below.

Lynn Said:

What should I be looking for in buying a new computer, possibly networking with my older one?

We Answered:

try to ind one with at least 1 gig of memory. I think you cant get a computer without 80 gig or higher. So any computer is good almost. Just look for a good price.

Bradley Said:

Could you check my mistakes in my writing?

We Answered:

"Meeting Customer expectations
Every customer is different. As a result, they will have different expectations. For online businesses, is very important to meet those expectations and the requirements of the customers. Nowadays, customer's expectation had turn up a few notches. It is sometimes higher than that of in the offline environment (kyuuzuryu= what do you mean by offline environment?). Online businesses must improve their quality of products and services to meet customer demands.

Depending on the field of business, customers may require the installation or connection of a chosen product. Most businesses like PC World or Currys provide additional cover or guarantees for purchased items.
For example, in terms of delivery, play.com offers free delivery service for each customer.

It is a challenge for the English language schools is to understand what customer expectations will be. It is possible that customers will correspond with schools via online contact form (huh?) or email. It is very important to keep response time as low as possible (respond time?). If you were to send a inquiry email, how long will you have to wait for a response? ('reply' will be a better choice) Most online businesses will respond within 24 hours but the English language school should be considerably shorter. If a customer receives faster response from different competitive business he or she may decide to enrol into different language school (What are you trying to say?).

To ensure maximum exposure
Most businesses advertise,promote, and sell their product/services in the internet . If a certain business is not registered within search engines, the existance of it will never be made known. This form of advertisement is an important element in internet marketing. For example, if you were to type “language courses” in the Google search box the results will be over 87 pages. Is it likely for a potential customer to click on a webpage which comes up on first page or next? The answer is obvious. Therefore, it is important for businesess to be registered as advertisments are vital to promote the growth of a certain business.

Ok?

Jamie Said:

College course advice anyone?

We Answered:

The reason that business is divided into all those subcategories is that although all of those categories are necessary for successfully running a business (although to different levels) there is too much material to master all of the concepts in the time allotted for a degree, and too much material for an average businessperson to grasp. In the workforce it's also divided in such a way -- at the top of the company, there is a chief executive officer, a chief financial officer, and other c-level management, then there's heads of marketing, project management, a director of human resources, etc. It's divided up because all of running a business is too much for one person to handle, and the skills are far too many for one person to master them all.

Normally in a business course of study, you will have at least one or two classes pertaining to every subject -- you will have an introduction to finance, an intro to accounting, probably 2 introductory economics classes (microeconomics and macroeconomics), a management class or two, and a class or two on business/corporate law. After that, it's a matter of choosing a particular discipline and pursuing it in higher level courses. In practice (that is, when you have a job) you specialize in one of these areas, but you need to understand enough about all the other areas that you can effectively communicate with people from these other areas.

-Jack of many trades, master of one or two.