 | No, seriously. What if someone asks me to be Vice President someday?
Hey, look, I can see Mexico from my house!
8 answers - Asked By: fried twinkies - 11/30/2008 |
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 | Do you make a lot of money/is it stable, etc?
Also, is it a hard job?
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 | What job fields are there or are there any helpfull websites?
2 answers - Asked By: ivan2000arteaga - 1/8/2007 |
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 | Fearmongering just to rake in profits from Halliburton?
Are there records, documentation is just mere connecting of the dots?
6 answers - Asked By: CulturedQuant - 11/6/2008 |
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 | I'm 15 and I think I want to begin volunteering. I'm interested in what the perks of being an active volunteer are.
Here are my questions: What are the benefits of volunteering? Does it look good on college applications and/or job resumes? Does it look better to have volunteered in several small one-time projects, or to have stuck with a program for multiple years?
Thanks in advance.
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| I have recently completed my enlistment contract with the U.S. Army in which I have served honorably for 6 years. I have always been inclined to work in places that are deemed selfless and morally reputable. It has been difficult to navigate through this very difficult recession and to adequately provide comfortably for my family due to my preference in working for a non-profit that pays low. This finally led me to think of whether I should leverage my connections into a different career path that has the potential to pay really high. My sister and brother-in-law are currently vice-presidents of Merrill Lynch in the state that we reside in. She has told me before if I ever wanted to work there, I would be hired right away and be under her wing. She and her husband makes well over $500,000 a year combined and my wife and I make less than 10?f their gross income. I have always felt that big banks like Merrill Lynch are responsible for our recession and therefore not an institution that is for the common person.
What would you do if you were in my shoes? Thanks for your input.
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| I have recently completed my enlistment contract with the U.S. Army in which I have served honorably for 6 years. I have always been inclined to work in places that are deemed selfless and morally reputable. It has been difficult to navigate through this very difficult recession and to adequately provide comfortably for my family due to my preference in working for a non-profit that pays low. This finally led me to think of whether I should leverage my connections into a different career path that has the potential to pay really high. My sister and brother-in-law are currently vice-presidents of Merrill Lynch in the state that we reside in. She has told me before if I ever wanted to work there, I would be hired right away and be under her wing. She and her husband makes well over $500,000 a year combined and my wife and I make less than 10?f their gross income. I have always felt that big banks like Merrill Lynch are responsible for our recession and therefore not an institution that is for the common person.
What would you do if you were in my shoes? Thanks for your input.
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 | This is going to be our first year of actually doing something, I'm the vice president and i would like the club to get shirts and hoodies to sell to the club members right now we have no money, so we are planning a carwash to start off any suggestions?
1 answer - Asked By: JesseniaM - 8/11/2011 |
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 | Is anyone else like me? My poor wife. All she wants is a steady husband. And for 20 years at least I find a job, the I'm always looking at other jobs thinking that the grass is greener somewhere else. This kills me. What happens is, I get bored with the job, then my mind is distracted thinking of a way to get out, then consequently my performance starts to falter and I have actually been fired from a couple of jobs.
This is why I strive for self-employement because at least I know I can do something I enjoy and it creates challenge.
6 answers - Asked By: terry_powerprofit - 5/21/2007 |
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 | Do you think obama has done a bad job so far? if so tell me why. if has done good why do you think that? what are his objectives? is he succeeding?
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| Like who makes the decisions in a corporation? does every part of the corporation need to follow those decisions?
if you could tell me the answers to these, please tell me where you found the info. and if you can't but know where i could find out about this - in simple terms (for a basic project) - please tell me the web address.
any sources besides Wikipedia would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
3 answers - Asked By: i need help - 9/16/2007 |
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| Like who makes the decisions in a corporation? does every part of the corporation need to follow those decisions?
if you could tell me the answers to these, please tell me where you found the info. and if you can't but know where i could find out about this - in simple terms (for a basic project) - please tell me the web address.
any sources besides Wikipedia would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: i need help - 9/16/2007 |
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 | I am not in any way hoping for this. In fact I pray that it doesn't happen for a long time. But I am a realist. We are not going to be able to hang on to the bulls horns forever. Sooner or later we are going to get bucked.
So again how long do you predict we have? Not what you hope or what you want, what is your honest prediction?
I have to put this one up to a vote.
16 answers - Asked By: romes_coming_down - 5/9/2007 |
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| Like who makes the decisions in a corporation? does every part of the corporation need to follow those decisions?
if you could tell me the answers to these, please tell me where you found the info. and if you can't but know where i could find out about this - in simple terms (for a basic project) - please tell me the web address.
any sources besides Wikipedia would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
2 answers - Asked By: i need help - 9/16/2007 |
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 | I've heard both arguments for and against objective statements, is there a right or wrong answer?
2 answers - Asked By: 654654654654 - 3/8/2011 |
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 | I'm planning to start an I.T company.. am a great in I.T. but am not a business man.. can someone tell me how to properly set one up? what is needed etc..
2 answers - Asked By: ii_scorpion2772_ii - 9/14/2009 |
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| Federal Government is pouring more than 100 billions into the American Society for supporting the war in Iraq and Afganistan in the form of military contract. Those military contractor get the contract and make huge donation to the political party in power in return. They are both benefited from the war. What is the situation if the war is over, over 150,000 G.I. come back to seek employments, no more military contract for people to work on. The military spending comes from bonds issued by the Federal Government.
The unemployment rate is low because Federal Government hires tons of security guards to prevent possible terror attack and send more than 150,000 military aboard. What the unemployment rate will be after the war. We will get broke.
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| Using the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, give an example of a potential conflict of interest that could arise in business, and your recommendation for how that conflict or potential conflict could be resolved.
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| Like Asian studies or Intl Relations & Politics ?
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 | I need help on my history homework! Thank you in advance!
1 answer - Asked By: Catherine620 - 10/21/2012 |
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