1. Jobs
The Internet is becoming more and more essential to getting and keeping a job. Increasingly, companies are moving their recruitment efforts online, and larger numbers of job-seekers each day are putting their resumes onto career sites on the Web. More and more frequently, those without Internet access find themselves taking what's left after the electronic job matches already have been made.

In the beginning, there was dial-up, and it was good -- until the thrill wore off and people noticed that loading some pages or downloading a song could take days. It's cheap, but the only people who use dial-up today are those who can't afford something faster or don't know better.

What's an Internet browser?

Internet browsers make it possible to use the World Wide Web or access a LAN (local area network). Internet browsers are commonly called "Web browsers" because of this. Websites contain words, pictures, audio, videos and hyperlinks to other pages in the form of HTML (hyper text markup language). An Internet browser is an application program. It is designed to decipher and display text, pictures and provide interaction with the Internet. You could not use the Internet without having an Internet browser installed on your computer system.

Edgar Watson Howe once joked, “No Man would listen to you talk if he didn’t know it was his turn next.” Unfortunately, this describes the way too many people approach communication - they’re too busy waiting for their turn to really listen to others. but people of influence understand the incredible value of becoming a good listener. The ability to listen is one key to gaining influence with others. Consider these benefits to listening that we’ve found: