He had his nose broken when he was little (parents never got it fixed), he's ALWAYS snoring (even when he's laying on his side). Those breathe right strips don't work and he won't go to the doctors for a mouth guard. Are there any home remedies I can get him to try that will work? It is making it IMPOSSIBLE to sleep, and I'm a heavy sleeper.
Plus if he sleeps on his side he gets sleep apnea. He won't sleep on his stomach because he has digestive problems.
Hold his nose til he stops!! Try to make sure you are asleep before he is! :) Sleep in separate rooms. girl, i feel bad for you!!! try putting vicks under his nose, on his upper lip. see if its some type of conjestion. other than that, the only other thin g i can think of is to get his nose broke again, (frying pan?) and get it fixed right this time! lol, joke. I would move to another bed or the couch since he won't go to a Dr. for help. Also those bedside machines that play background noise or ocean waves help a little. Get earplugs (for yourself)- they block out noise as loud as jet engines. Well worth it- these totally seal the ear canal. http://www.earplugsonline.com/ if the problem is that he snores, do what any 1 else would do ….buy ear plugs If this isn't interfering with his health, get YOURSELF some good ear plugs! I saw a cute comment in an advice column once. a wife was complaining about her snoring husband and the reply was something to the effect that she should be grateful he was lying next to her and was alive. So there's the upside. ;) Try this spray that lubricates the throat and will make it harder to snore. I also got a long body pillow that I put across the top of the bed and then we each put our own pillow on it.
when my hubby starts to snore, I give a little tug on the pillow. He lays on this side and faces the other way, so the tug makes his head go back slightly and opens up his throat more. I wish you the best of luck and patience. Snoring drives me nuts too and I refuse to sleep in a separate bed. MY HUSBAND SNORES SOMETIMES TOO. WHEN HE DOES AND I CAN'T GO TO SLEEP, I WOULD HOLD HIS NOSE FOR a COUPLE OF SECONDS OR I WOULD YELL AT HIM TO SHUT THE HELL UP. SOMETIMES IT STOPS AND SOMETIMES IT DOESN'T. GOOD LUCK My hubby and I have been married for 18 years. He has really serious sleep apnea that has caused major problems with his heart and a stroke. for years the snoring was so bad it would drive me out of the bedroom onto the couch just so I could get a few hours of good sleep. now we have found that he sleeps very well, (no apnea and very little snoring) if he sleeps in a recliner. now I have the bed all to myself and I get a full nights sleep. I would sleep in a different room. He has a problen that could be fixed if he would see a doctor. It sounds like some potentially serious problems too. He is making a choice and he apparently knows that the snoring bothers you so I would not feel bad about sleeping in another room. You also have to consider your own health. if you are not getting proper rest you are also going to get sick or hurt. Another option. albiet difficult, unless you are a saint would be to "reframe" the problem and say thank God he is here with me and that he is breathing. Husband's snoring is driving me NUTS!?
This is for a temp to hire postion. my resume is below. this is not in word doc but look correct that way as far as spacing.
OBJECTIVE
Executive-level position with responsibilities in Technical Support and Customer Relations, Customer service and Call center
STRENGTHS
•Project Management Team Building , Leadership
•Staffing , Budgeting Planning , Scheduling
•Process Improvement
•Customer Service and Support
•Call Center, Management, Telephone Skills and Computer Telephone Integration
•Proven ability to reach goals
COMPUTER SKILLS
•Microsoft Windows XP, Win 2K, Win NT, Win 98 SE, Win 95, DOS, Linux, Microsoft Office 2003 Professional (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher)Photoshop 7.0 Illustrator, AS400 Symantec Products, Panda Internet Security, McAfee Products, Lotus Notes, Symantec Ghost , Configure Linux/server
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
•Provided independent network troubleshooting for eleven computers
•Oversee the customer service and technical support for a Fortune 500 company
EXPERIENCE
Tiger Direct ( August 2008-Present)
Business Account Manager
Vendor Sales
•Meeting sales goals
•Assessing clienteles needs, profiling clients
•Taking in/outgoing calls in a call center office setting.
•Faxing quotes daily to clients
CompUSA Inc, Raleigh, NC (December 2005 – November 2006)
Technical Services Manager
•Opening and closing store responsibilities, including cash management for a multi-million dollar company
•Maintaining Profit & Loss statements for the entire technical services department
•Hiring, scheduling, training, and managing a team of 8-11 associates
•Ordering, sourcing parts, and communicating with multiple vendors
•Motivating sales, upgrades, and all other technical services in order to maximize
Profit and sales
Accelerated Language Academy Raleigh, NC (January 2003 – July 2006)
•Network Designer/Administrator and Graphic Design Artist
•Directed in/outgoing phone calls
•Maintained in/outgoing faxes
•Processed in/outgoing mail
•Designed and installed computer network
Merchants Tire and Auto (March 2008)
•Analyzed problems and developed solutions within an appropriate time frame
Just Tires Service Technician (February 2007-March 2008)
•Provided clear and concise communication with employees and management
•Analyzed problems and developing solutions within appropriate time frame
EDUCATION
•ECPI Technical College Raleigh, A+ Certification (Pending) May-June 2005
•Wilfred Laurier University Kitchner, Ontario, September 2001—December 2002
by Walmart Greeter @ November 18, 2008 4:40 pm
Easy---
The focal point of your job on the helpdesk is to satisfy that customer by any means necessary. You might not have the right answer at the right time. But, inform your interviewer that your primary purpose is to GET that answer for that customer, no matter what.
Always be informative to that customer. Be honest...even when you lie...to that customer.
ALWAYS be courteous and friendly...even when you don't feel like it.
The customer is the company's bread n butter; thus, it is YOUR bread n butter.
If you demonstrate this to that interviewer, you will get that job, even if other candidates know more than you.
MANAGMENT SALES,TECH,NETWORKING CALL CENTER, AND GENERAL OFFICE, HELPDESK
OBJECTIVE
"To obtain a challenging position in management/General Office that would best utilize my experience in the sales retail computer IT and office skills.
"Environment. This position should have many opportunities for an aggressive, dedicated individual with the problem
"Solving, leadership, and organizational skills needed to advance.
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Current Employer
Tiger direct
Business Account Manager
Business to business Sales
Meeting sales goals
Prospecting Client's
Taking in/outgoing calls in a call center office setting.
Faxing quotes daily to clients.
Merchants Tire and Auto
3-2008/
"-Constant clear and concise communication with employees and management.
"-Analyzing problems and developing solutions within an appropriate time frame.
"-Performing services within the specified
Just Tires
Service Technician
2-2007/3-2008
"Constant clear and concise communication with employees and management.
"-Analyzing problems and developing solutions within an appropriate time frame.
"-Performing services within the specified
CompUSA Inc. Raleigh, NC (December 05 - November 06)
Technical Services Manager
"Opening and closing store responsibilities, including cash management for a
multi-million dollar store
"maintaining Profit & Loss statements for the entire technical services department
"Hiring, scheduling, training, and managing a team of 8-11 associates
"Ordering, sourcing parts, and communicating with multiple vendors
"Communicating and appropriately handling all customer issues, finding solutions to every problem
"Motivating sales, upgrades, and all other technical services in order to maximize
profit and sales
"Providing support for all store staff and equipment
Staples Office Supply Wake Forest/Cary, NC (October 03 -November 05)
Electronics Lead / Key Holder / Manager-in-Training
"Opening and closing store responsibilities, including cash management
"Keeps sales team motivated and assures employees that they are valuable members of the Electronics team
"Responsible for training and coaching associates' behaviors to ensure maximum sales
"Reports to sales and general manager weekly numbers of planned sales and budget
Accomplishments
" As of May 2005, was the only employee to sell a Mobile Technology Plan
" Acknowledged by several customers for exceptional service to corporate office
" Exceeded corporate projected sales by over 50% during 2004 fiscal year
" Maintained in the top 3 stores in the district for sales of Cable, Ink, Paper and Service plans (CIPS)
Accelerated Language Academy Raleigh, NC (Jan 03 - July 06)
"Network Designer/Administrator and Graphic Design Artist/OFFICE EXPERENCE
"Answered in/outgoing phone calls
"Signed in new clients
"Maintained in/outgoing faxes
"Handled in/outgoing Mail
"Filed all documents in office
"Designed and installed computer network
"Made visits to maintain and upkeep network/servers
"Designed advertisements and brochures to increase involvement in the academy
"OFFICE ENVIRONMENT
Accomplishments
" Handled network troubleshooting for eleven computers
" Customized network to fit customers needs with minimal problems
COMPUTER SKILLS
"Microsoft Windows XP, Win 2K, Win NT, Win 98 SE, Win 95, DOS, Linux
"Microsoft Office 2003 Professional (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher)
"Photoshop 7.0 Illustrator AS400 Symantec Products
"Panda Internet Security McAfee Products Lotus Notes
"Symantec Ghost
"Acronis
"Configure
"Linux/server
EDUCATION
"ECPI Technical College Raleigh A+ Certification (Pending) May-June 2005
"Wilfred Laurier University Kitchner, Ontario September 2001-December 2002
by Herbert @ October 23, 2008 12:44 am
The first, most obvious, problem is all the mistakes in grammar and sentence structure; this will put off potential employers. Ask someone to correct your use of grammar. Also, the two extra objectives seem superfluous and a bit pushy: "should". And, most importantly, a resume should be written for a specific job application in mind. This one seems to be too general.
Depending on the place you live, there are a lot of government funded services that will assist you with writing a good resume. I would make use of those, if I were you.
Also, visit the library and read a good modern book on resume writing.
I am not an expert, but I do have a lot of experience in writing resumes, and this one shows some fundamental problems.