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Getty I was talking with an AT&T HR manager about mistakes that Baby Boomers make when interviewing and she said something that most Boomers never think of. She mentioned that she pays very close attention to what questions the job candidate asks. She listens to determine what they know about her company and to gage their real interest in the job. Do you enter the interview with a typed list of questions to learn more about the job functions and company culture? Do you have questions to ask that help decide whether you want to work for that boss? You should view the interview as a courtship time between you and the company. They ask you questions to learn more about your abilities and accomplishments. You also have the opportunity to impress the employer by the questions you ask plus learn more about what it’s like to work there. Here are my recommended questions that you could ask. Notice how each one is designed to gather details about doing the job and to learn more abou

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I brought home my first dog a few weeks ago, and within days, I was completely smitten with her. I’d do anything for her — and I have to say, I finally understand the appeal of a pet food delivery service. Finding the right meal delivery services for your dog or cat can be challenging, to say the least, as there are so many options to choose from and so many opinions on the “best way” to optimize the ingredients, nutrition, and vitamins and minerals for both cats and dogs. Do you choose grain-free dog food, homemade dog food, raw dog food or plain old dry dog food? If you’re struggling to find pet food that fits your fur baby’s needs (or if you’re just sick of driving back and forth to the pet store every week), you might be interested in one of these options for pet food delivery services, which bring fresh, healthy meals right to your door. Spot and Tango : Fresh, small-batch, ready-to-serve meals for dogs NomNomNow : Fresh, preportioned meals for dogs and cats Pet Plate :

Baby & Toddler Town rated best for baby shops The arrival of your newborn is something special – particularly if it’s your first – but buying all the baby products that you’ll need might feel like a nightmare. From car seats to strollers , nursery furniture and baby clothes , as well as nappies and baby wipes , the list is almost endless! But if you’re not sure about where to look for everything you need before the little bub arrives, you’ve come to the right place. In our inaugural baby shop ratings, we’ve surveyed hundreds of parents to ask about their opinions of the baby shop they’ve most recently purchased from, which include stores that exclusively sell products for babies and young children. Think of it as your helping hand from all the experienced mums and dads who have been there and done that! In 2019, two major chains received the minimum sample size to be included in our review, but just one was rated five stars for overall satisfaction – Baby & Toddler

Baby Estella Paterson gets soothing body rubs, long soaks in the bath and lots of cuddles because mum Isla Melton believes it has calming benefits and helps her thrive. But Melton, 33, a first-time mother, is picky about what baby products she uses on her 4-month-old. “I’ll look for products that are natural, gentle and preferably with no harmful chemicals because it’s going on my baby,” she said. Melton is one of thousands of mothers and others looking for baby products and services to soak up the exhibits at the Auckland Baby Show this weekend. More than 200 exhibitors, offering everything from baby food, maternity wear, car seats and skincare, are taking part in this year’s event. “It’s a good place as a mum to find out what’s new, and to take advantage on the show specials and stock up,” Melton said. Sara Sadd, director of New Zealand natural skincare product brand Nellie Tier, said the company will be launching its baby product range at the show. The product r

Mothercare is recalling baby  sleeping bags labelled with the incorrect tog rating amid fears they may cause infants to overheat. The retailer issued the recall because a care labelling error stated he bags have a tog rating of 1, instead of 2.5. Togs are a measurement to determine how warm bedding and clothes are. The scale ranges from 1 tog (the coolest) to 15 tog (the warmest). We’ll tell you what’s true. You can form your own view. From 15p €0.18 $0.18 USD 0.27 a day, more exclusives, analysis and extras. The recalled product in question is the company’s  2.5 tog grey star sleep bag which was sold separately and in a pack of two in Mothercare stores and online from May 2019. The products are labelled with the style numbers RA184 0-6 months and RA185 6-18 month. left Created with Sketch.