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After you have put in your efforts to write your Contact information and verified the

info to make sure it is correct, it is now time to add it to your resume.

But what is the correct way of formatting the contact information?

How to include this info in the resume so that the most essential information is highlighted

and remains obvious throughout the life of the resume?

In this video, we will see how to format contact information in your resume.

We will also see how to include this contact info in the header section of your resume

so that your resume complies with the standard format and can be considered acceptable by

prospective employers.

Let us first try to understand the importance of formatting the contact information in your

resume in a standard way.

Many employers use Applicant Tracking System or ATS to track and manage the applicants

who apply for the jobs.

This is true for both online resume submission and even when you submit a hard copy of your

resume.

The ATS software works best with standard resume formats and in many cases, it ignores

colors, shaded-areas, custom fonts, odd-shaped bullet points and a bunch of non-standard

elements.

To ensure that your resume gets accepted as a standard format, you need to stick to the

standard procedures as much as possible.

If a resume does not meet the standard format, then recruiters generally tend to ignore such

resumes and focus more on the ones that do meet the standards.

This may cost you the job that you were looking for.

So, we will look at how we can avoid this and turn the tables around so that your resume

gets accepted and you gain a competitive advantage over other applicants for the same job role.

Now that you understand the importance of a standard resume format, let's dive into

the actual resume formatting techniques.

I use Microsoft Word 2016 for creating my resume and suggest you do the same.

If you do not have Word 2016 installed on your system, I suggest you arrange for the

same.

Or if you have an earlier version of Microsoft Word installed on your device already, you

can then try using it to create your resume.

For the most part, you should be able to create it without any difficulty, so go ahead and

try it out, if that's the case.

Once you are ready with Microsoft Word on your device, open up a new Word document.

To make sure that your resume looks professional, you may select any font from the following

list:

• Arial • Verdana

• Times New Roman • Calibri

• Cambria • Garamond

• Trebuchet MS

Avoid using other fonts that are not listed here, especially custom fonts.

You never know how using custom fonts might appear to your prospective employer, especially

if they do not have the font installed on their system.

So, start by selecting "Arial" font or any font shown in the list and select the

"12" pixels as the font-size in your word editor.

Then start writing the following details, each on a separate line:

• Your Name • Your Location

• Your Phone number or Mobile number • Your Email address

• Your Website (Optional)

Including the website is optional and you are not required to include it, if you don't

have one or do not wish to include it.

Let us look at an example of how to write the contact details.

First, write down your name.

For the sake of example, I am going to write down the name as "Alex George Kinhanna".

But I feel that the surname "Kinhanna" might be a little hard for some people to

pronounce or remember, so I am going to specify it as an initial.

So, I abbreviate the name to "Alex George K.".

If you think others are going to find it difficult to pronounce your name, you can abbreviate

it similar to what I have done here, or else feel free to include your complete name.

On the next line, add your location.

We need to specify the city, followed by the State.

So, I enter the location as "San Antonio, Texas".

On the next line, add your mobile number or cell phone number.

I enter the number as "361-123-4567".

If you are a resident of USA and applying for a job listing that requires you to work

outside of USA, then just prefix "+1" to the mobile number.

In my case, I would rewrite the same as "+1-361-123-4567".

On the next line, add your email.

I will enter the email as "alexgeorge.k@gmail.com".

In some editors such as Microsoft Word, the email might turn instantly into a clickable

hyperlink, so make sure you unlink it or remove the hyperlink so that the email remains on

the screen as plain text.

On the next line, add your website if you want to share it.

Entering a website is completely optional and you are not required to enter one.

You may skip this step if you don't wish to include your website.

For the sake of completeness of this example, I will enter the website as "alexgeorgek.com".

When you look at all the details entered so far, it should pretty much look like this:

As always, make sure that you double check & even triple check the details just to make

sure that you do not have any typos in them, especially in the mobile number and email.

If you have made it so far, that's great!

Now you just need to format the information in the header section of the document and

you will be done.

Every resume should begin at the top of the page.

All of the contact information should always go in the top portion of the resume.

This top portion of the document is generally referred to as the "Header".

Other than the contact information, no other information is added in the header.

In the same page of the document, the bottom portion is typically utilized for adding page

numbers and is referred to as the "Footer".

There are three common formats of including the contact information in the header.

They are: • Left-aligned

• Center-aligned • Right-aligned

Let's first look at the left-aligned format.

Double click in the header area of the document to open up the header in edit mode.

Move all your contact information towards the top-left corner of the page and place

it in the header area, like so.

Once you have placed all the information here, make sure that you select all those lines

and "Left Align" by clicking on the appropriate button or option in your text editor so that

the text on all lines are neatly arranged one below the other, towards the left-hand

side.

If the information looks more or less like the one that can be seen here, then you have

pretty much completed most of the formatting.

Let's now look at the Center-aligned format for the contact information.

Once you have placed all the information in the header, simply select all of the information

and click the "Align Center" or "Center" button in the formatting section of your editor

so that all of the information shifts towards the horizontal center of the page and they

appear center aligned.

That is all you need to do to make the contact info center aligned.

Let's now look at the last format for the contact info i.e. the Right-aligned format.

Once you have placed all the information in the header, simply select all of the information

and click the "Align Right" or appropriate button in the formatting section of your editor

so that all of the information shifts towards the right-hand side of the page and they appear

right aligned.

That is all you need to do to make the contact info right-aligned.

After you have made a selection from among the three formats of formatting the contact

info and applied that format to the contact information, the next step in the formatting

process is to select your complete name and change the font to "20" pixels and then

bold it, so that your name is bigger and bolder than the rest of your contact information.

Once you do this successfully, the formatting of your contact details should look similar

to the one shown here.

If it does, then congrats!

You have added your contact details to your resume and also formatted it to make it look

the best!

Now one last step is to include a horizontal line just below the contact info.

If you are using Word 2016, then just below the contact info, on a new line, type in three

underscores ___ like so and hit the enter key on the keyboard.

That should transform those underscores into a full-width line.

Try it out and the result should look like this.

If you are on an older version of Word, then try inserting a horizontal line directly and

the result should more or less look like this.

If you have completed all these steps, then congratulations!

You have successfully formatted and included your contact information in your resume.

Now save the document with your name, using underscore as the word separator and suffix

the word "Resume" at the very end of your name.

For example, in my case, I am going to save the resume as "Alex_George_K_Resume.doc",

so you get the idea.

That is all that you need to do, in order to include all the required contact information

in the header of your resume and make it compatible with the standard format.

Now go ahead and take the first step towards creating a powerful resume by adding the contact

information in the header of your resume and verify the information to make sure that you

have added all details correctly.

That's all for now.

Will see you in the next video.

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HOW TO CHOOSE PAINT COLORS FOR YOUR HOME INTERIOR (GREAT TIPS!) - Duration: 14:00.

Have you ever walked into a paint store, hoping to find the wall color for your home, only

to feel totally overwhelmed by all of the options?

Well on this episode of Designed to the Nines, I show you just how easy it is to pick the

perfect paint color for your walls.

So stay tuned.

Hi, I'm NataLee with designedtothenines.com where if it has to do with the home, I've

I've got you covered.

If you like learning about home décor, DIY, real estate, and homemaking, hit the subscribe

button below and turn on the notifications because I post weekly tutorials that you aren't

going to want to miss.

I am so excited about today's episode because it is on what just might be my most asked

question of all time.

What color should I paint my room?

Now, I just got asked this the other day, and honestly, I think people when they ask

me this they're expecting me to just tell them a color and send them on their merry

way to the paint store, and they're done.

But let me tell you.

This is very subjective, and there's a lot more that goes into it than that, so there

are things that you need to consider.

Maybe a purple room is the perfect color for you.

Maybe it's gray, but with all of this in mind, I have compiled my top five tips to select

a paint color that is sure to put a smile on your face every time you enter the room.

So I'm going to start with tip number one, and that is you must have an inspiration piece.

Whether it's a pillow or piece of fabric or a rug, you need a jumping off point for the

whole design of the room.

And this is something that I talked about in one of my more recent videos is that you

need to have a direction.

You can't just go into a paint store and pick a color and expect that it's going to work

for the design that you end up going with.

In fact, you'll find that it will create you more problems.

So you're going to definitely want an inspiration piece.

Something that has kind of all of the colors that you're hoping to have in your room, and

that is going to be your jumping off point.

While painting a room can be the biggest bang for your buck, it is very time consuming.

So once you have painted a room, you're not going to want to turn around and do it all

over again because you picked the wrong color.

So we're going to try to avoid this pitfall.

So choosing an inspiration fabric, whatever form you end up choosing is critical.

You must do this before you ever step foot in a paint store.

If you do, you are going to regret it.

Big mistake.

Big. Huge.

Tip number two.

Do your homework.

If you haven't already discovered the magic land of Pinterest, you're going to want to

go there and start pinning a whole bunch of rooms that you like.

Pin it without thinking too much.

Just go in and organize it how you want, but just pin things that sing to you and speak

to you and really make you happy.

Then I want you to go back and look through all those rooms and look for a common theme.

Maybe in life you really love the color turquoise.

You just love, love, love it, and you think you would be so happy if you had an entire

room painted in turquoise.

But when you go look at the pictures on Pinterest, you don't see any turquoise walls.

What may be the case is you really like gray walls, and what you can do is bring in that

color turquoise through bold statements.

Now, that's what I've done.

So I usually have a pretty muted wall tone, but I like color.

I am not afraid to use it, and I love it.

But I use my color strategically, and I do it on accent walls and my window treatments

and pillows, and I make the bold statement there.

So what you may discover is while you really love the color turquoise, you may want to

use it a little bit differently than an entire room painted in turquoise.

So you're going to want to do this step before you ever set foot into a paint store.

Otherwise, you might end up with turquoise walls that you want to paint down the road.

Okay.

So now that you have an inspiration fabric, and now that you kind of have an idea of what

colors speak to you, and that might kind of influence the way you select an inspiration

fabric.

Okay.

So what you're going to do from here is you're going to look at that inspiration fabric and

be like, "What colors do I have to work with?"

So for example, I've got this pillow right here.

This is my inspiration fabric.

I've showed you this before in another video, and in it we've got navy blue.

We've got like a medium blue, and we've got like a seafoam green and a celery green, and

then we've got like this creamy taupe color.

So there's a lot of colors in here that we can work with.

Now, what would work for a wall color?

Now, if we take this in mind, obviously I ended up going with the creamy taupe color,

because that's kind of what you see behind me.

So that would obviously be a good choice, but we could also take this kind of celery

green and get a lighter version of this color, and that could also be a really good option

for a paint color.

And so ... And then we've got like this light denim blue.

You could do that.

Blues are hard.

I will tell you that.

I'll discuss that a little bit more in a minute, but you've got some options as far as color

choices that we can put up on the wall.

If you've got a rug, you kind of go through the same process.

And then ... So we've got an idea that we would either do like a taupe color, or we

could do a light celery green.

Then I want you to go back to Pinterest and go most popular sage green colors, or most

popular celadon green colors, or most popular greige.

And it will pull up, and you'll see a common theme on a lot of these, and you can see what

they look like in a room, and you can get a feel for how they might look on a big pallette.

And what you can do is compile a list of colors.

Then, this is where we go to the paint store, and we get samples.

We don't buy paint yet.

Okay.

So we go to the paint store, and we don't buy paint.

So don't do that.

You're going to want to just get samples.

You're going to want to get samples on the card.

Get a lot of them.

They're free.

They don't care.

Just take as many as you think you need, and you can also buy the little jars.

You may want to do two trips.

You might want to get some paint samples on chips, and then go buy little bottles.

It's worth it to paint your ... Anyways.

We'll talk about that it in a minute.

But you want samples.

Samples, samples, samples.

You want samples galore.

So for this tip, I thought the best thing to do would be to take you to the paint store,

so we're going on a field trip to the paint store where we are going to select out some

paint samples from the existing stuff and as well as going armed with the colors that

we've already selected.

So I'm going to get some samples of those, and we're just going to go do this.

So let's go.

We're almost there.

Okay.

We will not be intimidated.

Okay, so here I found my Svelte Sage that I really liked, but actually looking at this

and comparing it to my pillow, I decided that I'm going to get a sample of Ancient Marble,

because it's a little bit lighter, and I don't want it to be overpowering in the room.

Hey, can I take all of these samples?

I'm going to anyway.

So I got a lot of funny looks in there, but all in the name of helping you guys out.

The things I do.

Anyways, although the guys at Lowe's didn't really want to be on camera, they were very

helpful and really cool to let me do my thing.

So it's all for you guys.

Tip number five is get the samples on the wall, whether they're paint chips or hopefully

you've got samples of the paint, and you can actually paint it on the wall at this point.

I want you to put it on a couple different walls.

Live with it a day or two, because you're going to need to see the paint in different

light, different time of day, because it will change.

You'll find it's a very big change, and you want to see how it looks in your space.

Usually, more often than not, there's going to be a very clear winner, and you're going

to be like, "Oh, yep.

That's the one."

And then you're good.

You're done.

Sometimes there's not a clear winner, and usually it's because you've selected two very

good colors.

They're very similar, and so in that case, I would just poll your family and friends

and see what they all think, and then go with the winner.

And usually you've done a good job selecting paint colors, so you probably can't go wrong

in that situation.

A couple of side notes that I wanted to give to you.

As I previously mentioned, blues are notoriously hard to choose as well as yellows.

In fact with yellow, I typically try to avoid using it at all on a wall, just because it

is so hard to select.

Now that's not saying you can't do it, but I would do a lot of homework, and definitely

make sure you get those actual paint samples on the wall if you want to do yellow.

Blue is hard.

Not as hard as the yellow.

The problem with blue is a lot of times it ends up looking a little juvenile, so you

want to make sure that you select a blue that is definitely more muted, has some green and

grays in it, that make it feel a little more sophisticated and little less juvenile.

So those are a couple things.

My second tip is that I typically like eggshell and satin for the main body of the wall.

You want to use semi-gloss for trim and woodwork, and then flat paint for the ceiling.

Now, a lot of designers would disagree with me, but I prefer a white ceiling.

Some designers really like to put a color on the ceiling as well, but I just prefer

a white one.

So I'm going to push against that trend, and probably get some comments on it, but that's

okay.

I like a white ceiling.

Finally, as promised.

I promised you my favorite tried and true paint colors, and I'm going to give you a

couple of those now.

Most of them are actually Restoration Hardware colors.

Now they don't have a huge selection of paint colors, but what they do have work really

well, and they've obviously done their homework to select really awesome colors that work

in a lot of interior spaces.

So for my first paint color, gray.

I have three for you.

The first one is Stone Gray by Restoration Hardware.

And then my next one is Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore.

And then Repose Gray.

I think it's Sherwin-Williams, but it might be Benjamin Moore.

It really doesn't matter, because I usually go to Home Depot or Lowe's and buy a less

expensive version of the color.

For greens, I like Svelte Sage by Sherwin-Williams.

Sycamore Green by Restoration Hardware.

And blues.

That tough blue.

I really like Silver Sage by Restoration Hardware.

I never have gone wrong with that color.

It's one that pulls gray at times, pulls blue at others, and pulls green at other times.

So it is a really versatile blue.

I have a lot of luck with that.

But again, you want to select colors that speak to you that work with your inspiration

fabric.

And one other tip that I haven't mentioned before is if there's a color in your pillow

or your inspiration fabric that you really love and can transport that into the paint

store, they can color match it.

You can get an exact match of that color as long as there's enough for them to scan it

with.

And so that is a tip you definitely want to take.

Again, don't buy it on your first trip.

Make sure you get it on your wall.

See how it looks on a bigger scale.

So I hope you learned something today that was useful to you.

If you did, I'd really appreciate it if you'd hit the like button and subscribe to my channel

with the notifications on.

Please subscribe to my channel.

I want to keep bringing you these weekly video tutorials on all things that have to do with

the home.

I've gotten some really fun stuff coming.

You're definitely going to want to stay tuned, and make sure you check me out on all the

major social media websites.

I am there, as well.

Thank you so much for watching and stay tuned for more episodes.

Nerd alert.

I am so excited about today's episode because it is on what might just be ...

I am so excited for this ...

I am so excited ...

It's probably the most hard ...

I typically ...

Okay.

As I ... Okay.

All right.

Let's pull it together.

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Tax Equivalent Yield Formula | Calculation (with Examples) - Duration: 8:12.

hello everyone hi welcome to the channel of WallStreetmojo friends today we are going to

learn a concept that is known as the tax equivalent yield formula now when we

talk about the tax equivalent yield formula we have a formula that's right

in front of us the tax-free yield that the percentage upon 1 minus the tax rate

minus 1 okay you must be getting it what exactly things are going on so

let's understand this formula first now the first question that may arise that

why should you use this formula that's the first question

and the answer to this formula will help you to compare the yield between tax

free and right for you a tax-free investment and the tax investment right

so here's the tax equivalent formula the tax equivalent formula is something like

this which is equal to your tax free yield divided by 1 minus your tax rate

right the example of the tax rate formula let's let's discuss this and

understand how exactly we will go about let's say there's this this lady called

Mrs. Olivia and she's new in the investment world she wants to find out

whether she should go for taxed investment or non-taxed investments

worth basically known as your tax-free investments so she founds she finds out

that the taxed investments pay out the yield in the neighborhood of 12%

on an average and on the other hand there are other investments which is

known as your tax-free investment which pays only 8% on an average and the tax

rate is standing at let's say 35% so you need to guide firmest Olivia by

choosing which investments would be or which investors would be more beneficial

for her so by using this formula we can absolutely find the tax equivalent yield

for this company so your tax equivalent yield is going to be your tax yield

divided by one minus your tax rate right so your tax yield is going to be your

tax free interest rate right or your tax

yield so you have written the wrong formula it's it's the tax-free yield not

the tax yield tax-free yield divided by one minus tax rate so we here will will

put eight person over here and will deduct one minus the tax rate which is

0.35 okay yeah we'll close the bracket so 0.65 right so let's just divide

instead of 8% will just write 0.08 divided by 0.65 so will will have

the answer as 0.08 divided by 0.65 we have 12.3% right so from the about tax

equivalent yield calculation we are clear that miss olivia is certainly it

needs to invest in the tax-free investments and not the tax investments

now let's understand the explanation part of the tax equivalent yield formula

now as you can see in the formula it compares the the the comparison between

the tax-free yield and the taxi and there are two components so let's

discuss about discuss about the first component which is the tax-free yield

now to find out the tax field all you need to do is to look around at the

yield of the municipal bonds right so this bonds are generally issued by the

Treasury or the government and and you don't need to pay any tax for the return

that you aren't on your investments right now there's another thing called

the second component which we have in our formula as the one minus the tax

rate so one minus tax rate basically helps you to find out the yield it is

being taxed yielding it is being taxed now the sorry this is the reason we use

this in the denominator and to find out how beneficial it is

invest in the TAX instruments so by using this formula you would understand

actually how much yield you would earn if you need to pay taxes I mean if you

need to pay taxes on your tax or investments and that will keep up the

yield at the similar level of both of the investment and the tax level so

you'd be able to find out whether the tax investment whether the tax

investment is basically good or not so that's what we are supposed to find now

what exactly is the use of the tax heal equivalent formula so basically investor

should use this formula to find out whether it is prudent you can say to be

higher taxes and for investing in the tax investments so let's understand this

by using a simple example let's say there's a guy called mr. Ramesh has

decided to look at both the taxed investments and the tax-free investments

the idea is to reduce the tax payment as much as he can he finds out the tax

investment offered a rate or the yield of 9% and a tax-free investment

offered him a yield of 6% and let's say the tax rate the tax rate is

40% so to find out he uses the tax Yield

so by using the formula he gets the tax yield something like this the tax yield

is going to be is equal to your tax free 6% okay divided by the 1 minus d

tax rate so what is your 1 minus tax 40% so that's 60% so if

we divide 6/60 you get exactly 10% so mr. Ramesh finds

out that the tax investment isn't a good deal and and he should go for basically

the tax-free investment now let's understand this with the help of a

calculator and put some numbers now let's say your tax-free yield is 10% and

your tax rate is 40% so all the numbers are over here you can

see 16.67% is the tax equivalent yield formula so what

a comparison that we are making the tax-free yield and over here we are

asking the tax rate so what will happen to the ratio if your tax yield let's say

goes to 11% and keeping the tax rate as the same it increases so if

your tax-free yield increases keeping the tax rate our same the ratio

increases and just see over here instead of 11 if we just take 9 the tax hill

increases so as the tax-free yield decreases keeping the tax rate is same

your ratio basically decreases I'm sorry yeah

so the ratio basically decreases that's 15% so this is the relation

between the tax-free yield and the ratio and the tax rate so you can put down

your own numbers keep changing some numbers and try punching it and come out

with some really good conclusions thank you everyone and chews

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Hello "Kapopeiros" allright? Haen Here

And today I'm going to tell you about Patreon

I'm sorry for my English, I tried my best -Dani

I like to think that Patreon is a platform that basically helps people realize their dreams

But how does "patreon" work?

There we insert several packages, which you can subscribe to per month(Dollar Only)

In "patreon" we are able to grant rewards to those who help us monthly

This is a way to keep the channel financially. Because many people know that unfortunately most of the videos here on the channel are not monetized because of the rights of the song

So the videos I have the most views I can not monetize ;-;

So patreon was a way that we thought we could get some financial help so we could continue working on the channel

In our patreon we created several different packages, with various values ​​and rewards for you

I'll talk briefly about each package. In order for you to know each package better, just go to my patreon and see the available rewards