The blog I read was "Guidelines that helped me for students and new grads". This blog relates to my future because it is my future. I will be a new grad and will be applying for jobs as an RN. The theme of entries on this blog is help and support. A lot of them are about how to deal with certain issues with being a nurse and obstacles that can and will occur. The audience of the blog seems to be new nurses and nurses that are trying to get a few pointers and are researching.
This blog was very helpful. She was very clear on the point she was trying to make and with helping people. It was an easy read for the most part. There were many misspelled words however which took me back for a second. It made me question her qualifications for a minute. Although some words were either misspelled or misused, it was a good read and made me very excited for my future and a nurse.
This blog was a lot better because it had more information and gave personal opinions and was more of a help read. However, the other blog was easier to read because it was written in bullet points and was all spelled correctly.
This made me want to write some "how to" or blogs that will help people in the long run that I have much experience with. This was a great blog and I appreciated the way she wants to help others succeed!
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Promt 1
The blog I read was Ten Coaching Tips for Holiday Office Parties by Guest Author Patrick Boyd or The Boyd Law Group, PLLC -- This blog gives ten tips on what to do and what not to do for office parties during the holidays. This was a very direct blog; using bullet points for every aspect of the blog. It was easy to read and felt fast paced. There was not too much writing to read either, it was put together very well. The audience of this blog is most likely some time of boss in an office setting that wants to get the employees all together for a nice holiday social. I think these are great tips. He did a good job on keeping in mind that sexual harrassment can happen and quite frequently does at office social gatherings, especially when alcohol is involved. Something I would blog about would be keeping judgment to yourself and not acting on it. For example, if a patient has been shot and you find out that this patient was the shooter at a school, you need to still do everything you can to save the patient.
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