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In addition to the other excellent answers;Learn documentation standards. The way documents are named, filed, revised, submittals, transmittals, long term storage and retrieval. Once upon a time companies had document managers, now they expect you to know this stuff magically… and it isn’t taught in school!Learn to respect and work with the office administrators, accounting staff, billing and bookkeeping staff. Learn the right way to fill out a time sheet, an expense report, a client contact form ( all probably electronic or some hybrid). Know that if you mess these details up, you are making life harder for everyone else… trust me, they won’t appreciate it if you dismiss this work as “trivial”.When ever you get the urge to just surf the Net or check Facebook because you are light on work… DONT surf the net or check Facebook! Ask a senior engineer something (anything!) that adds to your understanding of how things really get done.Always carry a notebook and pen/pencils. ALWAYS! Learn to take good office notes.Always a dress like the people you want to be. This varies wildly by office and company, but you want to look like you fit in with your team.Learn how to avoid the angry people, the negative people, those who don’t enjoy what they do… they can suck the joy right out of you!Please note that everything I have mentioned above is “social engineering”, and people are way more complicated than hardware and software… learn and thrive!Good Luck!

Sounds like it:International Extradition LawyersZimbabwe International Extradition Treaty with the United StatesJuly 25, 1997, Date-SignedApril 26, 2000, Date-In-Force105TH CONGRESS2d SessionSENATELETTER OF TRANSMITTALTHE WHITE HOUSE, January 28, 1998.To the Senate of the United States:With a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to ratification, I transmit herewith the Extradition Treaty between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe, signed at Harare on July 25, 1997.In addition, I transmit, for the information of the Senate, the report of the Department of State with respect to the Treaty. As the report explains, the Treaty will not require implementing legislation.The provisions in this Treaty follow generally the form and content of extradition treaties recently concluded by the United States.This Treaty will, upon entry into force, enhance cooperation between the law enforcement communities of both countries, and thereby make a significant contribution to international law enforcement efforts. It is the first extradition treaty between the two countries.I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the Treaty and give its advice and consent to ratification.WILLIAM J. CLINTON.LETTER OF SUBMITTALDEPARTMENT OF STATE,Washington, October 25, 1997.

Ahh I enjoy this question “Do real estate agents lie? After my offer acceptance & being 10 days in escrow, the appraisal came 10% lower than our offer. We tried to negotiate to meet in the middle but the selling agent is saying they have a backup offer higher than our offer.Do agents lie. short answer : yes they can withhold information, which can be considered lying.Do agents lie. Long answer: the law is clear, they have a fiduciary responsibility to the party they represent. and they can not withhold material information.This part of the reply is valid when dealing with Realtors ( understand there is a difference between realtors and sales agents, both are licensed but a Realtor is in the association )Can the counter agent state to you they have another offer: Sure, it’s a negotiation trick that is valid to be used. But never use it in a sideways or down market because you never know when the next offer comes around.SO how to I stop the other agent in their tracks when they say they got a better offer. Real simple now that we ( realtors ) have a letter and can request in writing ( really it’s a demand ) … as a note it’s now formilized in California, with a form. I write out the following because I’m in Florida every realtor will know where this comes from.Standard of Practice 1-7 requires listing brokers to provide written affirmation that offers were presented to cooperating brokers that request it, unless the seller has waived in writing the broker’s obligation to present the offer.I send out my letter to the other side, along with my counter-offer ( note mark all pages 1/xy til xy/xywhich reads ( I just did a cut and paste )here is our counter offer, please see the enclosed 39 pages which the cover letter is part of, You the listing agent are required to return the first page of this,signed, And the rest must be enclosed in the offer of 39 pages.You stated on 2/5/2020 you have 2 counter offers, we now are at highest and best. please see to it that you return a rejection on page 9 of the contract or acceptance. let’s be professional, it’s a business transaction.I expect to see from you a signature below stating that you have submitted to the other side the offer and I will be waiting for the acceptance or rejection of the contract.Every time I send this to another realtor I get so forceful crap that I reply in the following way via text & email & verbal and to the broker of the listing office.Dear xyz, while the law is clear in florida that the owner does not have to reply, the law is also clear that you are required to submit the offer. it’s also codified in to our rules as Realtors.If you so choose not to reply to my simple request, then I will send my files to the board and let them deal with you not submitting an offer in a timely basis or no submittal at all. If they find you and your firm in violation, they will then bring it to the state commision.I look forward to a confirmation of transmittal.That’s the end on how to deal with the “I got other offers bullshit”I am completely professional, my contracts speak for itself ( I use a non-standard contract that the other top producers are using because it protects both parties fairly and clearly ). this removes all the problems and the contract can speak for itself.