Friday, 14 November 2014

SIMPLIFIED MANUAL ELTRADE A100 ETR MACHINE

MANUAL A100/ELTRADE
SALES
.SWITCH ON  displays 0.00
If machine displays ---------,press 0 then total.
.KEY IN TOTAL AMOUNT INCLUSIVE OF VAT.
.PRESS D1-16%
               D2-0%
.FINISH BY PRESSING TOTAL.receipt prints out.




SIMPLIFIED MANUAL ELTRADE A100 ETR MACHINE


Z-DAILY REPORT
.SWITCH ON
.PRESS ON BUTTON AGAIN
Machine displays --------
.PRESS 2,EIGHT TIMES OR UNTIL DASHES CLEAR
.PRESS TOTAL
Report prints out
MONTHLY REPORT (KRA)
.SWITCH ON
.PRESS ON BUTTON AGAIN.machine dipslays-----
PRESS 1 OR 2 EIGHT TIMES UNTIL DASHES CLEAR.
.PRESS 11,THEN STL
KEY IN 1ST DATE EG 010412 ie ddmmyy
.PRESS QTY
.KEY IN 2ND DATE EG 310412

.PRESS VD BUTTON.report prints out

Tuesday, 11 November 2014

4........ 8 Common Habits That Destroy Your Success

4.....  


Letting fear impede progress




“A ship is safe in harbor, but that’s not what ships are for.”—William G.T. Shedd
Fear can stop you in your tracks. It creates paralysis that causes stagnation. It often ferments in the imagination, where negative images can become larger than reality. If fear is impacting your progress, start with a mindset shift. Rather than letting it keep you from the starting line, let fear become the fuel that helps you take a first important step.

Thursday, 6 November 2014

3... 8 Common Habits That Destroy Your Success, Etr Machines


3 ... AVOIDING RISK



“You cannot swim for new horizons until you have courage to lose sight of the shore.”—William Faulkner
Unless you’re a financial CRM (Certified Risk Manager), complete risk aversion is not a career success strategy. Of course, taking risks like you are a Hollywood stunt person isn’t going to be the most effective approach either. You must take calculated risks that will help you learn and grow. Without risk, you stagnate while those around you flourish and advance. Evaluate risks based on their ability to help you reach your goals, then pursue the ones that give you the best opportunity to move forward.

Friday, 31 October 2014

2.... 8 Common Habits That Destroy Your Success

2.      Seeking perfection
“If you look for perfection, you’ll never be content.”—Leo Tolstoy
In an ideal world, the pursuit of perfection would not only be noble, it would be rewarded. In the world we live in, it’s a recipe for frustration and a giant waste of time. According to psychotherapist Mel Schwartz, “The closest thing to perfection is is the ability to be fully present. Without any distracting thoughts measuring or grading ourselves, we’re free to really be in the moment. It’s in that moment that we’re truly alive. Yet, the perfectionist isn’t typically present as they’re either busy critiquing the past and replaying their every decision or worrying about their future decisions.” Know when it is time to move on and make realistic goals for outcomes. Seeking perfection will either stop you in your tracks or waste energy that could be more productively applied elsewhere.

Tuesday, 28 October 2014

1 ...... 8 Common Habits That Destroy Your Success etr machines

1 ......  
Confusing busy with productive
“Don’t mistake activity for achievement.”—John Wooden
Let’s face it, you can find enough work activities to keep you busy day, night and weekend. The question is: Are they the right things?
It’s not the hours you put in or the number of items you’re working on simultaneously that make you successful. Focus on the items that have impact.Don’t confuse being busy with making progress.  We measure our success on the busyness scale when in fact we should be evaluating our progress on the activities that will make the biggest impact on our goals. Corporate culture might reward “looking busy,” but true corporate success is the result of focused effort in pursuit of long-term goals.