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Job Openings for Windows Gurus

Do your friends and family turn to you when they want to learn more about their PCs? Do you relish the chance to teach them how PCs can improve their lives and do things they never before thought possible? In your free time, do you turn to your PC for fun—or just to create or learn something new?

Then apply to work as a Windows Guru. It’s full-time, including week-ends, with very competitive pay & benefits. ($20/Hr+).

Currently there are openings in California, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Virginia and Washington.

Apply now at http://www.msretaillive.com. Use this referring email: winguru@angecom.com Thanks and good luck!

Tags: Windows Guru

Web Search Strategies in Plain English

The Web may seem like a vast ocean when it comes to finding something you need. Thankfully, search engines can help turn oceans of information into small pools that make finding information easier. Here is a short video designed to help you get more out of your web searches.

Tools for Running a Business Online

You probably don’t have the time to look over each and every one of the applications listed, but there may be a category or two worth a closer look.

• Accounting, Billing, Invoicing, Estimating & Contracts
• Calendars & Scheduling
• Charts, Diagrams, and Whiteboards
• Collaboration & Workgroups
• Conferences, Presentations & Meetings
• Crowdsourcing, Networking & Community
• Customer Relationship Management, Customer Service & Contact Management
• Database, File Storage & Information Management
• Email
• Employee Management, Payroll & Human Resources
• Feedback
• Marketing & Publicity
• Money Making & eCommerce Solutions
• Office Applications
• Organization & Management
• Phone & Voicemail
• Task Lists, Planning & Project Management
• Time Management & Tracking
• Virtual Office Platforms
• Website Tools
• Industry-Specific

Mashable lists close to 300 online apps for running your business.

San Diego Geek Bonfire Video

San Diego Geek Bonfire was organized by Gina (lifehacker.com) and Mitch (informationweek.com).

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