Ben Eubanks

Ben Eubanks

I started writing for AC in 2008. It is the most fun I've ever had earning money. I am now writing for several sites online, and I enjoy it immensely. I hope to one day write a novel or have a wildly popular Website (whichever comes first).
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  • Job Reviews
    Ever wanted to know the benefits of a performance review, how to get the most out of them, and what their real purpose is? Check out these ideas to learn more and ace your next performance review.
  • Proflowers Easy Saver Scam
    This article explains how I got caught in the Proflowers Easy Saver scam and how I got out of that mess. It is a how-to guide for others who are also caught up in this mess.
  • College Career Centers
    College students are pretty clueless when it comes to finding a job. That's why universities provide college career centers for their students.
  • PHR, SPHR, and GPHR Exam Analysis
    These Excel charts analyze the pass/fail rates of the PHR, SPHR, and GPHR certification exams, the scores on my pretest, posttest, and final exam, and the page view breakdown of my weekly Studying for the PHR Exam series.
  • PHR, SPHR, and GPHR Exam Test Strategy
    Studying for the PHR, SPHR, or GPHR exam is a big decision. Make the right choices in your exam preparation so that you can get your certification the first time.
  • Who Should Take the PHR or SPHR Exam?
    Among the many questions I've received regarding preparation for the PHR and SPHR certification exams, this one is what I have been asked more than a few times.
  • The Running Experience
    If anyone's ever asked you why you run, it might be tough to explain why. There is no single reason for doing it. You just do. It's the experience. The lifestyle. The moments of freedom. And it's more.
  • Comparing 3 SPHR and PHR Certification Exam Study Materials
    Training for a certification exam is difficult, especially if you are a human resources professional. This article will help the HR professional to choose how to prepare for the SPHR or PHR exam.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 12
    This is week twelve of a twelve week article series. I have been studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. This week I finally took the exam that I have been preparing for...
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 11
    This is week eleven of a twelve week article series. I am currently studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. This week I took the post-assessment and received a surprising score on this pre-PHR test!
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 10
    This is week ten of a twelve week article series. I am currently studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. The topic of the week is Risk Management, which covers workplace safety and security.
  • Dagorhir-A Safe, Live Action Battle Game
    If reading about swordfighting, battles, and military strategy isn't good enough for you, then maybe you should try Dagorhir. It's a fun, safe game where players can fight the battles they've always dreamed of.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 9
    This is week nine of a twelve week article series. I am currently studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. The topic of the week is Employee and Labor Relations (Part 2 of 2).
  • No More New Year's Resolutions
    Too many of us make the same resolutions every new year, and we look at ourselves twelve months later on December 31st and see the exact same problems. I've got an idea-skip the New Year's resolutions.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 8
    This is week eightof a twelve week article series. I am currently studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. The topic of the week is Employee and Labor Relations (Part 1 of 2).
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 7
    This is week seven of a twelve week article series. I am currently studying for the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certification exam. The topic of the week is Total Rewards (Part 2 of 2).
  • The Lost Room-A Great Gift for a Sci-Fi Fan
    Some TV shows are destined for greatness, while others are not. However, "The Lost Room" should be (and still can be) one of the best. This little-known series could become one of your favorites to watch over and over!
  • Singlism: How Being Single Can Hurt You
    Many of us have heard of workplace discrimination claims based on sex, religion, age, etc. However, discrimination based on marital status is a growing trend. How could singlism affect you?
  • Top Ten 2009 New Year's Resolutions for AC Writers
    Many of us enjoy writing for AC. However, there is always something more that we can do to promote our content, get more page views, write better, etc. Find out how in this article.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 6
    This is week six of my twelve weekly articles detailing the journey from human resources novice to certified PHR (Professional in Human Resources). The topic of the week is Total Rewards (Part 1 of 2).
  • The Ultimate Steal-Microsoft Office for Only $60
    I'm willing to bet that many people out there have purchased, used, and/or yelled at Microsoft Office before. Read on if you want to purchase Microsoft Office Professional for only $60.
  • Career Advice for Employment in a Recession
    With our economy in a recession, unemployment on the rise, and a bleak outlook in the financial markets, it is useful to learn some career advice. Who knows who will be next to go? This article details a few tips for career-minded individuals.
  • Convert Video Files, Download YouTube Videos, and Transfer Files... For Free!
    Recently, I was in the predicament of trying to open a video file from a friend. However, my computer was unable to read the format. With a few clicks, I used YouConvertIt to change the file type and was able to enjoy the show!
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 5
    This is week five of twelve weekly articles detailing my journey from human resources novice to certified Professional in Human Resources (PHR). The topic of the week is Human Resource Development.
  • The Quiverfull Movement and the Duggar Family
    When you hear about a family that has seventeen children, you may think that someone is crazy. However, the Quiverfull movement is growing, and one of its beliefs is that families should avoid birth control to enjoy the children as blessings from God.
  • Spending the Evening with Britney Spears
    I spent the evening learning about Britney Spears. I read about her first big hit, her descent into despair, and her current comeback situation. However, I usually hate celebrity news.
  • Corporate Consensus is that Sarbanes-Oxley Stinks
    After the frenzy of bad ethical decisions by corporations like Enron and WorldCom, Congress decided to pass a bill that is adding financial strain to American businesses. Is this legislation costing your business millions of dollars?
  • Income Tax Holiday Proposed in Congress
    With the recession news looming in everyone's thoughts, there is an income tax holiday proposal being proposed in Congress that could put a lot of money into the pockets of the average American.
  • The Four Day Work Week
    While most of us go to a job five days a week, there is a growing number of people that are only working four days a week. No, they are not slacking, they are a part of the growing four day work week movement.
  • How to Be a Great Teacher
    While teachers are often given little attention, their contributions to society are immeasurable. They are in charge of educating our children, and we should encourage and support them to be the best they can be.
  • Stopping Pregnancy Discrimination in the Workplace
    While pregnant women are working more than ever these days, how is an employer to handle this faction of the workforce? Give them easy work and potentially get punished, or keep them working and potentially get punished?
  • Careers in Human Resources
    This article describes the various areas and functions of a human resources professional
  • How to Access Social Networks from Behind a Web Filter Using Power.Com
    A new site allows users to bypass a web filter or Internet filter to get to into their social networks. The site also puts several social networks into the same place, including MySpace, Facebook, Orkut, and Hi5.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week 4
    This is the fourth of twelve weekly articles detailing my journey from human resources newbie to certified Human Resources Professional (PHR). The topic of the week is Workforce Planning and Employment (part 2 of 2).
  • The Best Free Software Programs of 2008
    Get free software to increase your productivity, security, browsing speed, and information integrity! Even a beginner will quickly see the results from using Firefox, Backpack, Mozy, and AVG Antivirus.
  • Top Ten Things that Make Associated Content Great
    Associated Content is a great place for budding writers to make money, learn how to write good web content, and meet other writers. Become a content producer today!
  • The Best Firefox Add-ons of the Year for 2008
    While many people continue to use Internet Explorer as a web browser, Firefox is my browser of choice. Firefox is easy to use, customizable, and free! Here are a few ways that Firefox can change your web browsing experience!
  • The Best Talk Radio Shows of 2008
    While the media likes to shrug off talk radio as being useless, there are still plenty of talk shows that are interesting, informative, and exciting. And not all of them are politics-related! Find out why I listen to these shows and why you should too!
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week Three
    This is the third of twelve weekly articles detailing my journey from human resources novice to certified Human Resources Professional. The topic of the week is Workforce Planning and Employment (part 1 of 2).
  • My Weekend at Mentone Cabins
    My wife and I decided to take a little vacation last weekend, and she settled on Mentone Cabins. We really enjoyed our trip, and I hope you enjoy reading about it!
  • 10 Tips to Successful Weight Loss
    Too many of us say we will lose weight and never follow through. I finally made the leap, and you can do it, too! Here are ten tips to weight loss paired with a way to memorize them for easy recall anytime and anywhere.
  • Twenty Signs You Are Addicted to Associated Content
    You can already tell. The signs of addiction are there. The only way to fight it is to admit you have a problem...
  • A Christmas Poem for the World
    This poem is a reminder to everyone that while Christmas is fun and exciting, we usually have our priorities mixed up. Getting them straight could make this the best Christmas season ever.
  • Peter Greenberg's New Book is Raising a Ruckus
    There are vacation destinations all over the world, and while many of us have a list of places we'd like to go, Peter Greenberg has a list of places to never go. How does his book "Don't Go There" affect tourist spots all over the world?
  • Great Career Advice for Any Economy
    Your job security doesn't have to be uncertain in hard economic times. Following common sense advice can help you keep the job you want or find the job you've always dreamed of.
  • Lab Rat
    While we have used animals for testing over the years, nothing beats a human as a proper test subject. But when an experiment goes awry, what is the worst that could happen?
  • Samaritan
    While helping others is supposed to be a virtue, it doesn't always get rewarded...
  • Horseman
    A hunt for a legendary town ends differently than expected for the explorers. They expected a quiet night in the country. They couldn't have been further from the truth.
  • Easy and Cheap Christmas Recipes: Frugal Ideas for Your Christmas Cooking
    Most of us are tired by the time Christmas rolls around. We have been shopping, wrapping, and generally running around like crazy. We don't want to waste time in the kitchen cooking, so here are a few easy recipes to get you through the holidays.
  • Free Christmas Presents for Everyone on Your List
    Many of us are going to be cutting back on our Christmas spending this year, but that doesn't mean that we have to stop giving good gifts! This article can help you pick gifts for anyone on your list.
  • Frugal Ideas for Cheap Christmas Gifts for Grandparents
    Grandparents are notoriously difficult to buy for, and Christmas is no exception. Deciding on a good Christmas gift idea for the grandparents in your life can be a headache, but this article might help alleviate that problem for you.
  • A First Christmas Couple's Guide to Saving Money
    This guide gives several frugal tips on how a new couple can get through and even thrive during their first Christmas together.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week Two
    This is the second of twelve weekly articles detailing my journey from human resources novice to certified Human Resources Professional.
  • Studying for the PHR Exam-Week One
    Because I cannot find much information on this topic, I have decided to chronicle my own journey from recent college graduate to a certified human resources professional to help those that are looking for some guidance.
  • Twilight Zone Radio Dramas
    These dramatic productions are the new way to appreciate an old favorite.
  • The Best Homemade Christmas Cookie Recipe Ever
    When you want to know if Christmas is near, put your nose in the air for the scent of Christmas Cookies. This recipe will help you to come closer to friends and family, and the cookies taste great, too!
  • Thanksgiving is Coming
    A short Thanksgiving poem
  • China's Status as a Global Superpower
    China is the most populous country in the world. While this might not be its most notable factor, it still affects its policies and actions. The political, historical, economic, religious, and social characteristics of China are like no other.
  • Offshoring and Outsourcing
    Outsourcing and offshoring are two tools that can increase productivity and lower costs. These processes may be utilized by individuals, companies, or governments.
  • My First Ultramarathon-the Dizzy Fifties 50K
    I ran my first ultramarathon in 2007, and this story is a humorous, yet serious, recollection of that event. Readers should both laugh and wince at this story...
  • Thanksgiving Pumpkin Soup Recipe
    Don't settle for the plain old turkey and dressing for this Thanksgiving. If you want to try a new recipe, you should definitely try my Thanksgiving pumkin soup recipe! Nothing fights off the chill of an autumn night like a hot bowl of soup!
  • Breakdown
    I wrote this short story during the summer of 2008 when gas prices were shooting through the roof. All the scary reports on the news prompted me to put my thoughts onto paper, and here's the result. Enjoy!
  • Family
    A short scary story just in time for Halloween!
  • Mortgages and Foreclosures in the Subprime Era
    How our financial system was turned on its ear by reckless lending, irresponsible borrowing, and lax regulation.

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