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Need help decorating apt.?

I’m not an expert decorator so I need some serious advice on hooking up my apt. I’m looking for LR and BR furniture. I’m kinda fixated on the mission style furniture collection at Target, which I found very appealing, and inexpensive. I like it because it matches the finish of my dining room set which is an oak finish… it’s not mission style but looks like it would blend in pretty well. My friend disagrees with me on it because she says that mission style furniture is more suitable for offices. So now I’m undecided and not sure what to go with. Would it be wise to go with my initial decision, or should I look at a different type of furniture style instead? And also, is it common for people to have different styles of furniture for every room in their home, because I wouldn’t mind getting mission style for my LR, but not sure if I wanna include it in the BR. I’m a bachelor, I live alone, so I need decor that can suit me well. Any advice would help. Thanx!

There is a type of decorating called, “Eclectic”. This is where you use all styles of furniture design/looks in together. If done well, it looks much better than when people use just one style.
As for combining the mission with the other oak, just go ahead and do it! It will probably look fine. Your friend’s opinion is not correct, and your friend doesn’t have to live there. Add some plants to your decor too, They always add so much to a room and are cheap, and they go with everything. And I noticed that all of the other answers a great.

I used to just go to yard sales and get furniture and I got a lot of compiments on my home. It’s all in the way you put it together. And as one person mentioned, color is important. Maybe you would want to go with about 3-5 coordinating colors a couple of color ranges. My living room right now has a rather rust look, which I used to hate when I was growing up, but I’ve done it differently. It has the medium to dark wooden furniture, a rust sofa and love seat, but I’ve livened it up with some torquoise, dark greens, blues, a tiny bit of red, and a painting that I admit is way too large, yet has all of these colors in it. And then quite a few plants, some to sort of separate the room into two sections.

Also, don’t get stuck into thinking that everything has to be parallel and perpendicular to the walls. Try some diagonal positioning to see if it works.

I have actually been basically upgrading for years in my furniture buying. Going from yard sale and found on the side of the road items to cheap furniture to more expensive individual pieces. I agree that Target, though it looks great, might not be the best place to spend a lot of money at once. You might try a piece or two and see how it holds up. You don’t have to create the perfect look in one day.

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Dear Reader,

This post will contain information on How to Conduct Yourself During an Interview, hence the title. I will explain how to prepare, how to present your best self, and the key to it all, practice.

The very first thing to do when preparing for an interview is to write up a list of possible questions you think you will be asked. Depending on whether it is a job interview, school interview, or any other kind of interview, the basic questions should be known in advance and answers should be known.

Next, you are going to want to arrange a practice interview. Call a friend, a sibling or your parents, but make sure to actually have a person sitting in front of you asking the questions you made up earlier. The fact of the matter is that people do better on their second interview than they did on their first one. Confidence is key.

Now your days away from your interview. The next step is to set out your clothes for the big day. Men should wear slacks a dress shirt and a tie. Also a sports coat or nice sweater should be worn. Well shined leather shoes should be the preferred shoe, but if you don’t have any, your newest pair of running shoes is acceptable. Ladies should wear a dress or skirt, and make sure that you aren’t dressed to go out on a Saturday night. Look respectable! Try not to overdo the makeup, high heels and jewelry. Make sure to have matching clothes and be well groomed. No dirt in your fingernails and make sure to shower before the interview.

Make sure to be on time. Arrange transportation to the place of the interview a couple of days before. That way if anything comes up, you have got time to think of a solution. If something actually does go wrong at the last minute, call your interviewer and let him or her know that you won’t be able to make it. Do not leave them waiting for you. Most people would be willing to reschedule based on an emergency or other difficulty.

O.K. You’ve arrived at the building and are walking into the office where the interview will take place. Keep in mind that as soon as you enter the building, think that someone is watching and don’t do anything stupid. No talking to yourself, no extra rehearsing, and nothing that will possibly make you look bad. Simply walk normally and you’ll be fine.

When you’re waiting, try and keep your mind fresh and clear of any thoughts so that you can give normal and coherent responses to your possibly future boss. Have the name or names of the person/people conducting the interview so you can greet them when you walk in.

Also, the interview is a place where the interviewer can get to know you. Do most of the talking and discuss rather than just answer the questions. Try and give some personality to your answers as this makes the interviewer more likely to connect with you.

The big moment has finally come…You walk in, and shake hands with the interviewer with a firm grip.

Next, you sit down. Maintain good posture and try to sit as erect as possible. Butt all the way to the back of the seat and straight back. No slouching or slugging or anything.

Control your hands when you’re sitting. Put your hands on your lap or on the arms of the chair and only use them when needed. Don’t talk with your hands, but use them to make your conversation more personal.

Don’t use slang. Try to stay clear of “you knows, umms, likes, and whatevers.” Saying “sir” and “ma’am” is recommended.

Look the interviewer in the eye during the entire interview. This may seem tough, but it shows that you are confident and poised. Don’t answer every question immediately after it was asked. Take a couple of seconds to think of an answer, and make a clear response. This is a lot better than blurting out the first thought that came in your head after the question. Answer the questions accurately. Staying away from a question or ignoring it totally is not good and should be avoided.

At the end, the interviewer will ask you if you have any questions. In my experience, this doesn’t make that much of a difference. If you want, you could ask a little bit about the company or and its history or something corny like that. Do not however ask when you will find out if you got the job or some simple questions the receptionist might answer. Their time is valuable so don’t waste it.

Now that the interview is over, stand up, shake hands with the interviewer, thank them for their time, and walk out. Now that the interview is over, you just got to wait and see what your faith will be. If you follow these tips correctly, you should be in good hands. Know that qualifications and other factors mean a lot more than the actual interview. If you had a great interview, but have no experience, this could affect the outcome.

To finally end this ridiculously long post, I would like to remind you that the best thing you can do to prepare yourself is to practice. You may think its a stupid idea, but trust me it helps. I wish you luck on your interview and good luck.

Thank you for reading,

Alec Eiber

This article was written by Alec Eiber. Please visit his blog at http://www.AlecEiber.com where you can find more interesting articles and blog posts. Thank you.

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