Jumaat, 24 Februari 2012

Quote of the Day: Good decisions come from experience ~ Mark Twain

Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from making bad decisions.

Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)

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Isnin, 20 Februari 2012

Resepi Ayam Berempah

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Selasa, 14 Februari 2012

Resepi Biskut Chips

Sedapnyer... Hehe... Adik-adik suka biskut ni termasuk diri sendiri. ;-)


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Resepi Mee Rebus Terengganu

Sedapnyer.... Yummy!!!


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Sabtu, 11 Februari 2012

Quote of the Day: What is Design ~ Steve Jobs

‘‘Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.’’

Steve Jobs (1955 - 2011)

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Jumaat, 10 Februari 2012

Diari: 10 Februari 2012, 3.00 petang

Perjumpaan Mesyuarat Agung Puspanita Cawangan Kecil MAMPU  di Bangunan JPA, Cyberjaya.

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Thought of the day: Treat The Individual

"If you treat an individual as he is, he will remain how he is. But if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be and could be, he will become what he ought to be and could be" - Goethe


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Selasa, 7 Februari 2012

How to Land a New Job

U.S.News & World Report LPBy Ben Baden | U.S.News & World Report LP – Fri, Feb 3, 2012 2:52 PM EST

Whether it's rewriting your cover letter, reviewing the way you approach interviews, or rethinking what kind of job will make you happy, here are some tips for landing a new job in the new year. You'll hear from authors, career experts, career coaches, and even entrepreneurs.

Position yourself as a thought leader in your industry. Create a professional blog and write insightful posts about industry trends and advice. Comment on other top blogs to increase your visibility within those communities. Join and participate in niche communities, such asLinkedIn groups related to your expertise and skills. Share relevant articles (and your own content) on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+. Not only will this help to develop your online presence, but you'll inadvertently network with people who might lead you to your next job opportunity.

Heather R. Huhman is a career expert, experienced hiring manager, and founder & president ofCome Recommended, a content marketing consultancy for organizations with products that target job seekers and employers.

Let a job find you. If you are a job seeker, you need to shift your focus. Instead of spending all of your time identifying jobs and applying, you should also think about how to help people who want to hire you, find you. Ramp up your networking efforts. A Jobvite study showed 89 percent of U.S. companies will use social networks for recruiting in 2012 and 73 percent of social hires are via LinkedIn. In its job-seeker survey, Jobvite found 78 percent of job seekers who credited their current job to social networking named Facebook as the key factor in landing their position and 42 percent mentioned Twitter. Ignore any of these key social networks at your own risk.

Miriam Salpeter is a job search and social media consultant, career coach, author, speaker, resume writer, and owner of Keppie Careers.

Write a new cover letter. If you're still using a generic cover letter that simply summarizes your resume, you're missing out on one of the most effective ways to get an employer's attention. In 2012, throw out that old letter and start writing new ones for each job for which you apply. In this job market, you can't afford to squander an entire application page repeating what's on your resume. Instead, use your cover letter to provide information about how you're fit for the job; information that isn't available on your resume, such as personal traits, work habits, and why you're excited about the position. For instance, if you're applying for an accounting job that requires top-notch organizational skills, and you're so neurotically organized that you color-code your bills every month, most hiring managers would love to know that about you. And that's not something you'd ever put in your resume, but the cover letter is a perfect place for it.

Alison Green writes the popular Ask a Manager blog where she dispenses advice on career, job search, and management issues.

Bring questions to a job interview. When an interviewer asks you if you have any questions, make sure you do. And make sure they're good ones. Having smart questions will show an interviewer that you are discerning about the company for which you work, that you have prepared for the interview, and that you're familiar with the company. Spend some time looking at company reviews online and reading the latest news about the company and about the industry overall. Possible question topics include: corporate culture, organizational structure, day-to-day responsibilities of the position, the company's standing in the industry, and the company's five-year plan.

Luke Roney is content manager for CareerBliss, an online career community dedicated to helping people find happiness in the workplace.

Follow up after an interview. If you are genuinely interested in the job after the interview, make a habit of sending a follow-up note of appreciation. While a thank-you note doesn't guarantee you'll get the job, it certainly won't hurt you. Not only is it a gesture of common courtesy, it's a perfect place for you to reiterate your interest and show the hiring manager why you are the right person for the job. It also gives you the chance to add a detail about your background that you may have not had the opportunity to explain in the interview or to just simply reinforce the connection. Sending a follow-up note via email is acceptable and quick, however, a hand-written note will set you apart from the competition.

Lindsay Olson is a founding partner and public relations recruiter with Paradigm Staffing andHoojobs, a niche job board for public relations, communications and social media jobs.

Create your own business. When you look at the history of business over the last 100 years, you will find that many of today's most successful companies started in the 1930s--the same decade as the Great Depression. The fact is, innovation and business growth comes out of downed economies because entrepreneurs are problem solvers (and there are certainly enough problems to be solved in times such as these). We are in the age of the entrepreneur. The new economy has forever changed the social norms of yesteryear, so 2012 is as good a time as any to join the entrepreneurial revolution. So break free of the resume life, start something small that can grow organically with hard work and undying passion, and make it in this world on your own.

Scott Gerber is the founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council and co-founder of Gen Y Capital Partners.

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Cara Selawat ke atas Rasulullah

Cara selawat yang terbaik ialah seperti yang diterangkan dalam hadis apabila turunnya ayat 56 surah al-Ahzab, maka sahabat bertanya kepada Nabi SAW: “Wahai Rasul, kami telah mengetahui salam, maka bagaimanakah selawat untukmu? Baginda SAW bersabda: Ucapkanlah “Allahumma salli ‘ala Muhammad wa ‘ala ali Muhammad, Kama sallaita ‘ala Ibrahim wa ‘ala ali Ibrahim. Innaka hamidum majid. Allahumma barik ‘ala Muhammad wa ‘ala ali Muhammad, Kama barakta ‘ala Ibrahim wa ‘Ala ali Ibrahim. Innaka hamidum majid.”

Maksudnya, “ya Allah, berilah selawat ke atas Muhammad dan keluarga Muhammad seperti mana Engkau berselawat ke atas Ibrahim dan ke atas keluarga Ibrahim. Sesungguhnya Engkau Maha Terpuji lagi Mulia. Ya Allah, berkatilah ke atas Muhammad dan ke atas keluarga Muhammad seperti mana Engkau memberkati ke atas Ibrahim dan ke atas keluarga Ibrahim, sesungguhnya Engkau Maha Terpuji lagi Mulia”.

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Isnin, 6 Februari 2012

Jaga batasan bergurau senda elak guris perasaan

Berita Harian Online|Jaga batasan bergurau senda elak guris perasaan

2012/02/06

RASULULLAH SAW w bersabda, maksudnya: “Celakalah orang yang berbicara lalu mengarang cerita dusta agar orang lain tertawa. Celakalah!” (Riwayat Abu Daud)

Gurau senda, berlawak atau jenaka amat digemari manusia. Ia boleh membuat orang ketawa, tersenyum dan rasa gembira walaupun hanya untuk seketika.
Gurau senda dan jenaka boleh menyenangkan hati kerana sifat manusia itu sendiri yang suka kegembiraan dan lapang dada.

Membuat orang lain senang hati adalah termasuk dalam amal kebajikan dan Rasulullah SAW juga selalu berjenaka dengan ahli keluarga dan sahabat baginda. Namun begitu bergurau mempunyai adab-adab tertentu yang digariskan oleh Islam seperti tidak menjadikan aspek agama sebagai bahan jenaka terutama mempersenda sunnah Rasulullah SAW.

Gurauan itu juga bukan satu cacian atau cemuhan seperti memperlekehkan orang lain dengan menyebut kekurangannya, gurauan juga bukan mengumpat seperti memburukkan seseorang individu dengan niat hendak merendahkan maruahnya.

Islam juga mengingatkan umatnya supaya tidak menjadikan jenaka dan gurauan itu sebagai kebiasaan kerana dibimbangi akan melalaikan hati dan fikiran untuk mengingati Allah SWT.

Islam turut menekan yang isi jenaka itu perlu benar dan tidak direka-reka, bersesuaian dengan masa, tempat dan khalayak kerana tidak manis bergurau ketika seseorang berada dalam kesedihan atau mengikut majlis.
Sementara itu, jenaka yang boleh membuatkan orang lain ketawa secara berlebihan (ketawa terbahak-bahak) perlu dijauhi kerana banyak ketawa akan memadamkan cahaya hati.

Bagi umat Islam boleh mencontohi sifat Rasulullah SAW apabila ketawa kerana baginda hanya menampakkan barisan gigi hadapannya saja, bukan ketawa berdekah-dekah, mengilai atau terkekeh-kekeh. Ia membawa maksud bahawa selaku seorang muslim, kita hendaklah sentiasa menjaga batas kesopanan walaupun berjenaka dan bergurau senda.

Paling utama, umat Islam diharamkan bergurau senda dalam perkara lucah atau menjadikan perlakuan seks sebagai bahan berjenaka kerana ia akan menyebabkan dosa bagi orang yang berjenaka dan mendengarnya.

Sumber: Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM)

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