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You want to generate payslips for your employees?First I would like to ask you, doesn't your payroll software provide a customized payslips ?I guess if you are asking this question then you might be dealing with either of these two cases. Either your payroll software is not generating payslips for you or it may be that you are processing your payroll yourself, may be on an excel spreadsheet.Well, in that circumstances i would advice you to get a good Payroll software for your organisation, which gives you an elaborated and structured payslips.Now lets say you start evaluating different payroll software. The biggest challenge you would face is to get hold of a quality software because the market is flooded with all kinds of payroll software and everyone claims to be the best with proper proof.I have written an answer a few days back on How to select a software, it will help you to select a proper payroll software for your organisation.A little disclaimer - I work at KekaHR, a modern generation HR & Payroll software.So i might be biased if i recommend you our software. Instead i would invited you to go for the FREE TRIAL version and see for yourself.Keka was awarded as the ‘Best Payroll software in India-2017’ by ‘World HRD Congress’.So if you want to see why go ahead and Sign Up.

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#Questiion name: As a retired English teacher I would like to offer my services to anyone wishing to learn English grammar Are there any sites where my knowledge would be useful? EL333335666TOP 6 TIPS TO LEARN ENGLISH#1. Accept That English Is a Weird LanguageSometimes you can find patterns in English grammar, but other times English doesn’t make sense at all. For example, why are read (reed) and read (red) the same word, but pronounced differently depending on whether you’re speaking in the past or present tense? Or why is “mice” the plural of “mouse”, but “houses” is the plural of “house”?Unfortunately, there are just as many exceptions as there are rules in English. It’s easy to get stuck on learning how to speak English properly, if you try to find a reason for everything. Sometimes English is weird and unexplainable, so instead the best thing to do is just memorize the strange exceptions and move on.Related post top 7 frree and paiid English speaking courrses: Top 7 English speaking courses#2. Dive into the Deep EndStudying English for an hour once a week isn’t usually enough to make any real progress. The best way to quickly improve your English is to spend at least a few minutes practicing every day. Immerse yourself as much as possible every time you study, and challenge yourself to listen to, read, and even say things in English that you think might be too difficult for you. If you want to speak English fluently, you need to make it an essential part of your everyday life.#3. Stop Being a StudentThe right attitude can make the difference between failure and success. Stop thinking of yourself as someone who is learning English, and start thinking of yourself as someone who speaks English. It’s a small change, but it will make you feel more confident and help you to use the English you already know more effectively.This also means you need to start thinking in English. If you want to say the word “apple” in English, for example, right now you probably think of the word in your native language first, and then try to think of the correct word in English. Instead, try imagining a picture of an apple, and then just think the English word “apple”. Real fluency happens when you stop mentally translating conversations.#4. Get More out of ListeningWhen most students listen to a native English-speaker, they focus on understanding what all the words mean. This is definitely important, but there is a lot more you can learn from listening. Try listening not just to what the words mean, but to how the person says them. Notice which words the person links together in a sentence, or when they say “ya” instead of “you.” Try to remember these details the next time you speak and your English will begin to sound more natural.Easier said than done, right? When you listen to native English speakers, it can be hard to understand every single word that is spoken. They might use many words you don’t know, talk too fast or have a strong accent.#5. Learn and Study PhrasesSpeaking English fluently means being able to express your thoughts, feelings and ideas. Your goal is to speak English in full sentences, so why not learn it in full sentences? You’ll find that English is more useful in your everyday life if you study whole phrases, rather than just vocabulary and verbs. Start by thinking about phrases that you use frequently in your native language, and then learn how to say them in English.#6. Don’t Study Grammar Too MuchThe key to learning a language is finding a balance between studying and practicing. Speaking English fluently isn’t the same as knowing perfect English grammar – even native English-speakers make grammar mistakes! Fluency is about being able to communicate. That’s why sometimes it’s important to put the grammar textbook away, so you can go out and practice those writing, reading, listening and speaking skills in the real world.

Hey there, I am an active Search Engine Evaluator with Leapforce and I know where you are coming from. Read on to find out how you can be one.Search Engine Evaluator – Initial Checklists :-Before you apply for a position to be a Search Engine Evaluator, make sure that you satisfy the following conditions –Be a highly active user of Google’s Search Engine and other products.Have a Gmail account with web history turned on.Use Google Play at least once per week.Use Google+ more than once a month.WHERE TO APPLY?Once the above checklists are met, you can apply to the following companies -RATERLABS (Only for Americans)LEAPFORCEAPPENLIONBRIDGESearch Engine Evaluator – Study Materials and Study Period : –Once you have applied for a position to be a Search Engine Evaluator, and your application has been approved by them, you will be sent a study material which will be your Bible for the exam and during your entire tenure as a Search Engine Evaluator.The study material is a 147 page PDF file which is all that you need to crack this exam. The concepts discussed here may be a bit intimidating to people who aren’t so familiar with Google Searches and doesn’t have a little bit of knowledge of internet, but other than that it is nothing technical that requires mathematical or programming skills.Once you receive the study material, you will have seven days to study it, and your exam will take place after a week over the next seven days. Hence the qualification process can take about fourteen days. The best part is that results are instantaneously known except for the last part of the exam.Remember, exams are scheduled according to Pacific Standard Time (PST). So those of you who aren’t US citizens, be careful to plan according to PST.Exam Duration :-You have seven days to finish the exam. You don’t have to sit down and finish the exam at one go though. Moreover, there are three components of exam which we will discuss in depth later.Components of Search Engine Evaluator Exam : –There are three components of it –A theoretical component.Practical component taken in desktop or laptop.Practical component that requires a smartphone.The theoretical component of the exam consists of questions which are based on the study material provided by Leapforce. Many people find it easy to pass the first part while some can’t even go through the first part. For some, it is the easiest part of the exam, while others find it extremely hard to understand the concepts discussed in the guidelines, let alone appear for the exams.Once you have cracked the first part of the exam, you will have to pass the practical component of the exam. The first part of the practical component of the exam is the application of the concepts and theories discussed in the first part of the study material.The third part of the exam is a practical component that requires one to have a smartphone with Android or iOS. Windows phones aren’t supported. Now this may sound a bit intimidating to you, but trust me it is not. The instructions that you will receive are awesome and makes appearing for exam a breeze. But make no mistake in assuming that the exam itself is easy. It ain’t!How to prepare for the exam :-Simple ! Work your butt off for a week ! That’s it.Some people complain that Leapforce doesn’t pay one during study or exam preparation. Are you serious bro? Hell, what about the three years that you spent in a college that did’t or couldn’t guarantee a job after you’re done with it? What about the loan that you took to get a degree that has no relevance to the reality of life?You don’t need student loan to get study materials here. It’s for free unlike your college degree.You might wanna study each day for at least two hours so that you can refresh your concepts right before your exam. Once your exam starts, you can always refer back to the PDF material that you get from them.Even during the first part of the exam, you can refer back to the PDF guidelines. The best part is, it is an open book exam.Is the exam tough?Absolutely ! Hey I failed on my first attempt. The last part of the exam got me. I thought I had it, but turned out I couldn’t make it on my first attempt.If you don’t study the study material i.e. the 147 page PDF guidelines, you are sure to fail. 100% guaranteed. That’s the reason why Leapforce says at the very beginning that this is a tough exam. It ain’t easy. And trust me it isn’t.However, if you study it thoroughly and religiously for at least a week, nothing can stop you from cracking this exam.But the reality is, some people are’t cut for this job. No matter how many times they try, they can’t just make it. And that’s the reality of this exam.What happens if you fail on your first attempt?You may be given a one time chance to retake the exam.Good Luck with your exam. I am excited to hear back from you. If you have any questions, please comment below.P.S. Don’t ask me answers for questions of any part of the exam. I won’t give that out. That’s called cheating and cheating only cheats you.Go be a Search Engine Evaluator today. Sign up below and start earning .Leapforceathome.comRECENT DEVELOPMETS ( Jan 2018):Raterlabs has been created out of Leapforce to employ US search evaluators of Leapforce and Lionbridge. That’s why its website looks exactly like Leapforce.If you are an American and trying to apply to Raterlabs, read this -Announcement for US candidatesThe most recent news is the acquisition of Leapforce by Appen, which was a shocker to me. But we are still be managed by Leapforce and still paid the same amount as before - $7/hr or $14/hr depending on one’s location.If you want to read about the acquisition, read it here -Appen has acquired Leapforce !If you want to know how I made almost 79,000 Rs through Search Engine Evaluation , you should read this post till the end -$,1000 to $20,000 - Biggest regret of my life !

Some of the hacks that I've come up with during my 2 years in SF as a daily moto commuter from the Mission to SoMA.First, not quite a hack, but still super helpful, check out this pdf map of designated motorcycle parking in the areas around where you might need to park. I'm sure it's not 100% up to date, but it's pretty good. http://www.scootersanfrancisco.c...If you're consistently parking on a street that requires a residential permit, and you don't want to get a permit, or can't afford one, or just don't want to put a giant sticker on your sweet ride, then invest in a $30 motorcycle cover and cover your bike whenever you park it. Meter maids will never take the time or effort to get out of their little buggies to check for a sticker as long as you're legally parked otherwise.If you're in a neighborhood that requires a residential permit and you don't have a cover, then it works just about as well to park perpendicular to the curb with your license plate strategically placed in some bushes on the sidewalk. Anything that makes the meter maid do any real work will usually deter themFind a curb between two driveways that comfortably park two parallel parked automobiles and park perpendicularly in-between them. That way the car in front can pull forward easily without endangering your bike, and the car in back has plenty of space to back up before pulling out. This makes it a much safer place for your bike by reducing the chance that it'll be knocked over or hit by bad parallel parkers.If you're parking in a place where a lot of other motorcyclists also park, and you see a full-sized automobile parallel parking spot open, resist the temptation to be the good guy and park closer to the cars and also leave room for a auto. Instead park smack dab in the middle and make it impossible for a car to park there! Within 30 min the entire spot will probably be filled with other motorcycles and scooters (they will thank you) and your bike will be in the middle and safest from cars! This is super common in SoMA where I worked.In a pinch you can park on the sidewalk. Try to keep it out of the way. Most parking cops won't care, some might, but I think as long as you're not generating complaints from real people, you'll probably be fine. I did this for about 6 months in front of my apt before the parking cop gave me a warning. So do this at your own risk.Install a motorcycle alarm with a warn mode (I've got Gorilla alarms on both my bikes). Not only do they deter thieves, but probably more usefully, they warn parallel parkers when they tap your bike with their bumper and help prevent them from flattening your bike or just marking up your chrome. Best $70 I ever spent on my bikes.Look for where other motorcyclists are parking and try to group around them. There's safety in numbers and they likely know where/how to park without getting tickets or repair bills. It's not fail safe, but if you see a group of motorcycles parked all day in a 2 hr zone, or in a no parking zone, then you'll likely be safe parking there. Again, this is at your own risk. My strategy would be to observe the parking patterns at these locations for a week or so to ensure that this parking behavior was consistent before joining them.If you have an older bike with exposed ceramic spark plugs, carry an extra set of plugs and a tool to change them with you everywhere you go. I stashed pre-gapped & greased pairs at my office and home. Mine would get stolen about every three months and having spare plugs meant the difference between getting home with my bike and taking an uber home.SF is a pretty motorcycle friendly city! And parking is pretty easy and safe in general. For the most part all you need to do is read and follow the parking signs and you'll be fine!

1. Code Academy – Interactive, BeginnersThere are many interactive tutorials available for Python that let you write code in the browser and see the results live, right there. That is what makes learning fun! Code Academy hosts the best interactive Python tutorials for beginners.As of today, there are 2.5m students enrolled for this course. The course length is 13 hours, approximately.It covers Python syntax, strings and console output, conditional and control flow, functions, lists and dictionaries, loops, file input and output and also talks about advanced python options. You get to build small projects as you learn, step by step instructions make coding these projects easy, right there in the browser.Couple of the example projects that you build while learning Python on Code Academy are – “Tip calculator” and a small board game named “Battleship”.2. TutorialsPoint.com – Beginners, OnlineWant to learn Python from Scratch? 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This website keeps on adding new tutorials on regular basis and you can keep yourself updated with latest tutorials by signing up to their newsletter.Given below are few examples of the kinds of Python tutorial you will find on Codementor – Hire Expert Developers for On-Demand Mentorship & Freelance Projects –- Building a movie recommendation service using Apache spark and Flask – In Python- Sorting Git Authors in less than 10 lines of code, of course, using Python script- Data Science with Python & R: Sentiment Classification Using Linear Methods- Integrating Node.js & Python to Write Cross-Language Modules using pyExecJs- Advanced Uses of Python Decorators4. PythonChallenge.com – Advanced, InteractiveLove challenges and also want to learn the depths of Python programming language, there is no better resource on the internet than The Python Challenge. This one of course is not for the absolute beginners and also not for the kinds who just take notes in the classrooms for overnight cramming/reading without bothering their brains much.Visit this website, if you want to keep your creative juices flowing. There are 33 levels at the moment and the very first one itself has the potential to get you engaged and addicted to the website.5. Google’s Python Class – Free eBook, IntermediateTutorials from Google developer on Python are well written and cleanly organized. It is all about theory though, without any practical step by step instructions to build projects. Python tutorials from Google developers are Best suited when you want to read through while on the go and/or for those who already have some basic programming background.This entire Python tutorial set is organized in three sections –Python Course – This section talks about Python setup, basics of Python like strings, lists, sorting, regular expressions, utilities etc. and feeds you with the fundamentals of the language.Lecture videos day1, day2 – Not the reading kinds, no problem, you can go through the video lectures divided into day1 and day2 and grasp the fundamentals of the python language.Python Exercises – This is what makes python learning interesting. There are basic exercises, an exercise around baby names, and one for “copy special” feature and one on the log puzzle. You need to get your head around to understand and get these exercises done.You can download the Python code used in the exercises and run locally on your machine. You can also ask questions to clarify your doubts in google groups.6. Python.org – Online, Beginners Python TutorialThis is the official Python guide and is best suited for those who need a comprehensive tour of the Python language. Official python documentation is a complete reference to the language and always updated with the latest features and release notes.It is always good to skim through the official guide at least once to ensure that you are not missing on anything basic. The official Python guide covers what is new in Python, Python installation guides, library references, python how-tos, embedding, extending and distributing Python modules.7. Learn Python the Hard Way – eBook, BeginnersLearn python the hard way is one of the sure shot ways to get on-boarded to Python programming. 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Invent with Python – Free Book, OnlineMy colleague has been teaching students earlier, learning programming by building games is what keeps students engaged for hours. Invent with Python does the same, each chapter has step by step instructions to build a small game.As you keep learning, the complexity of games keeps on increasing and learning becomes more fun. The online version of the book is free but you can also download the pdf version of the book at a nominal price.10. Dive into Python 3 – Beginners, OnlineThis is one of the good reads for beginners as well as for those who already know Python 2 and want to move to Python 3. Author clearly highlights differences between Python2 and Python 3, wherever applicable, and ensures that readers grasp the concepts by citing relevant examples.11. Python Crash Course - Intermediate, OnlineIf you are already a programmer and want to quickly get on-boarded with Python, this is the right place for you. This course is meant for intermediate level programmers and assumes that you already understand object oriented programming.The target of the course is not to go into depths of programming but to highlight what python brings on the table and how you can code in python if you already know programming.12. Learning Python Magic Methods – AdvancedThis is collection of tutorials/blogs by Refekettler and is intended for advanced level python programmers. Magic methods have anything and everything to do with object oriented programming, but it looks like the official documentation is not good enough. Refekkettler has tried to explain ins and outs of magic methods using good examples. A must read for anyone looking to master the magic methods of Python.13. Afterhoursprogramming.com – Online, BeginnersHere is another well written tutorial for beginners with code simulator to test the code in the browser. 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