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‘Stress-resistant’ and ‘sociable’ people no longer get hired. Or rather, people who don’t know how to write about their personal and professional qualities in their resume, or refuse to learn the necessary skills for today’s workplace, don’t get hired. After all, modern problems can only be matched with modern solutions.

Picture this: you’re speeding down a highway at night, buzzing by the idea of opening your own Italian restaurant. You’re a highly proficient accountant, and your friend in the seat next to you is a chef with 10 years of experience. Your brother, an estate agent, has promised to find you the perfect location in the city centre, for a reasonable price, and in your mind you’ve already decided to quit your job and you’re already rehearsing your resignation speech to your Boss.

If, perhaps, it was not obvious, when we were at school, getting older we understand that we cannot do without learning. It is knowledge that gives us a potential opportunity to improve our lives.

Social media are an excellent tool to promote a business. When used correctly, it can considerably increase the recognizability of your company and create a favorable brand impression among users.

The possibility of openly expressing your opinion along with a great number of technologies and tools making it possible to do it quickly and conveniently has in recent years significantly spurred the practice of posting reviews and comments about a product or service.