by Joe Rejeski (Author)
Are You Stressed and Working Long Hours?
Want to Work an Hour or Two LESS a Day?
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You're working on the greatest, time-saving invention ever.
If your work days are too long, let's change that with simple computer tips that are going to have you doing more in less time.
"Simple Computer Tips for Busy People" is NOT a book of technical tips for geeks.
It is a book of simple, powerful computer tips to help non-techies like you finish work early, but the main reason you should put this book next to your computer is so you can GIVE YOURSELF MORE FREE TIME TO DO THE THINGS YOU ENJOY.
Isn't that worth the low price of this book?Technology consultant and former stand-up comedian, Joe Rejeski, shows non-techies everywhere simple, easy-to-remember computer tricks and tips for getting more done in less time on a PC (Windows computer). The more you know, the less you work
These easy-to-remember tips are for non-techies who are NOT looking to become computer experts, BUT want their lunch break to be longer than a coffee break and are ready to finish the work day ahead of schedule.
After reading this book you'll know....
- Many easy-to-remember tips you can use right now to work less
- Amazing things you can do with Google other than just searching the Internet
- A secret method for preventing an embarrassing email from being sent
- How to send and receive text messages from your computer instead of only your mobile phone
- How to save up to an hour a day with tips for better e-mail management
- How to make your computer faster
- Simple, powerful keyboard shortcuts
- Much, much more
Author Biography
Did you hear the one about the stand-up comedian who started an I.T. support and consulting firm? Joe Rejeski, an I.T. consultant with over 20 years of experience and former stand-up comedian, started his technology career as a computer instructor while working evenings as a stand-up comedian and has appeared in films, television, plays, and national commercials. Over the years, Joe gained valuable experience working diverse I.T. jobs, and in 2004, he started the office I.T. support and consulting firm avenue X group with the core philosophy "simple is good". Joe has helped thousands of people and built a reputation for explaining the complexities of technology in simple English. Simple is good!