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Practice vs Company
Hi,
I am about to do a Accountancy course covering basic book-keeping and computerised accounts (sage).
Im hoping that will help me get into a entry level job in accounts.
Then hoping to get funding to study the AAT then progress ...
Started by jackjennings on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thestudentroom):
Apply.
Re: Practice vs Company
I would say both, you're not yet in a position to be picky.
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I am a programmer with an application that needs to be integrated into the new company wide Active Directory login scheme. This means changing all the usernames in our system to use the new scheme. The new scheme is "first initial, last name", so Joe ...
Started by Peter on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
IMO, good practice.
Try searching those for things like "user to guid", "user to id", etc .
Sites.
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I found out on 5/10/12 that this insurance company discontinued my homeowner's insurance in Oct. 2011. My premium was paid in full until June 2012. They claim to have mailed out to all their customers a sheet of paper stating they were doing an assessment...
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This company is a farce aarp endorses it i just changed to liberty mutual and saved $1300 on my.
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I was on another web site tonight and came across someone that was wanting start a petition to have Medical Assistants should be lincensed to practice as Medical Assistants and she was driven towards MA's being able to give medications and also being ...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at indeed):
(1) / No Absolutely....
Expanding one's scope of practice such as allowing IVP meds without Thanksgiving.
(1 certification should be required.
One's scope of practice such as allowing IVP meds without the education is downright dangerous.
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Normally is it good practice to set all database columns as NOT NULL or not ? Justify your answer.
Started by Rachel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I know.
So, to the extent that you want your practices to the client or to a vendor in a data feed and your company looks really really stupid.
However, your question kind of referred to practice.
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What is the Best Practice for manipulating and storing Dates e.g. using GregorianCalendar in an enterprise java application?
Looking for feedback and I will consolidate any great answers into a Best Practice that others can use. Thanks!
Started by BestPractices on
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The best practice is usually precisely NOT to think in term of heavy date objects but to store a point displaying it to the....
As -- such as localizing it to EST if you are an east-coast US company and you want your time information shown.
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Does anyone know of some good resources for practice coding questions typically asked in interviews. I know of topcoder.com which is kind of fun to use to exercise your algorithms. And I have seen the occasional test set on company websites. Any others...
Started by Vagnerr on
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It might....
Steve Yegge's Five Essential Phone-Screen Questions practice, and it can be difficult, especially if you're used to relying intellisense or other features of your editor or IDE.
Spolsky's company) Tech Interview site very good.
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In my current job the supervisor's practice is to only check in production ready code. Most recently the project I was on involved work by 3 different developers with some file overlap. This meant manually integrating changes despite the fact that some...
Started by osp70 on
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See How to convince a company to switch.
Seperate) functional components on the top from VSS to something more reliable & feature-rich .
practice is that you should only be merging distinct (i.e.
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Is it a bad practice to mix GET and POST? (note this is in PHP)
e.g.
<form action="delete.php?l=en&r=homepage" method="post"> <!-- post fields here --> </form>
Started by thephpdeveloper on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I do exactly this on my company's web site, for example.
Nope, this is fine.
It's still a POST, you're just for POST requests.
Of something you wanted to delete, then it would be bad practice.
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I’m currently responsible for rolling out the use of jQuery to the community of Web Developers within our company. Part of this involves presenting a course, however another part involves communicating standards and best practice.
If you Google 'jQuery...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To select an item in jQuery, you do:
$("#yourID") or $(".yourClass... .
JQuery works on CSS selectors, like the class name(s) and the id of elements .
The way that jQuery works is NOT the same way that JavaScript works, even though they are one and the same .
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