 | I love weapons not just because they are cool but also how there used the techinques and the era's in which they were used. I wanna know more about weapons and have a career in them not like army stuff but like a professor teaching about methods and how the were developed. However i don't know how to accomplish this or even what the correct job title for this is.
Not just guns i like early era weapons from japan, china, anywhere (swords, daggars, specially developed ones)
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 | I have an invention and would like to consult with an attorney while protecting my idea. I understand patent attorneys are expensive and I would like get a fixed price for my patent application.
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 | I always thought a career in advertising would be awesome, but I don't exactly know what advertisers for big firms do. I was wondering what their jobs included and other information like that. Also, is the salary good? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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 | Again, low income and can't rely on parents and how could I get retro coverage for an emergency bill a month ago.
Currently uninsured, only insurrance is car insurrance.
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 | I am trading in my 2005 fiesta to buy brand new Corsa sport. I'm nt sure if dealer is giving me the best deal or not, but what should I be asking him to "throw in" with the deal? Car mats, mud flaps, tax? Any other suggestions?
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| I'll be completing a degree in marketing next year.. i haven't really considered what i want to do with it but someone told me i'll never be able to find a job in it.
what kind of jobs can i find in marketing? and will i be able to find jobs even if they aren't directly related to marketing?
i would also like to do something where i could possibly travel internationally.. any ideas?
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| I need it just to make money because we are getting poor.
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| 4 answers - Asked By: designguru - 12/23/2009 |
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 | What is the best health insurance for yourself if you do not have a job but can buy health insurance (husband works) and already have pre exsisting health conditions (hypothyroid, PCOS) and you do not want to pay much out of pocket when you goto the doctor or for RX's? I do not know ANYTHING about insurance I have never had it!
9 answers - Asked By: dazed_and_confused - 7/5/2006 |
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 | Does it deal mainly with online marketing, or the web design of internet pages to enhance the marketing of the products?
I am offered a position in a company to deal with e-commerce.They don't need experience, and they hardly know about it .If you can recommend any good books to read, as well whether this can be a good career or not.
I am currently studying for my MBA, which is a part of a career change.Any piece of advice would be really helpful.Thanks
1 answer - Asked By: Inconsipcuous - 3/13/2010 |
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 | What can i do with a degree in buisness management specialized in marketing?
is it in demand ?
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 | I have a 2005 Volkswagon beetle convertible, and it's having various electrical issues. Having discovered that replacing the motor on one of my little windows will cost me $700 plus labor, I'm looking to trade it in for something that isn't so expensive to repair.
I was looking at a corvette, 1990, and was wondering, how do you know how expensive a brand is to repair? Are Corvettes generally cheaper, the same, or more expensive than beetles? What about Mazda brand?
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 | I recieved this from a possible employer its hard to tell, but already he seems fishy.
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The Company name is HL Plastics. Formed in 1974, HL Plastics has established a strong reputation as a manufacturer and designer of technical trade extrusions for a number of industries. Using these base skills, we have expanded our offering over the years to include a range of specialist products including:
- Domestic fencing and decking
- Caravan verandahs and sundecks
- Roof walkways and safety decking
- Plastic Piling
- Tambour doors and shutter systems
- Wall protection systems
- Window & door systems
We have accepted your application for the job and We have your information in our database. The primary goal of the Administrator is to provide local customer assistant to our clients within North America. You will be assisting our clients within North America, the assistance to be provided will include: payment collections and customer service.The HR Managers checked your resume and you have been picked as one of our possible candidates for Accounts Receivable Manager due to some factors of the Company, Your primary task would be receiving payments for our company and Customers. We are about to open a representative offices or authorized sales centers in some local city in the States. Your Accounts Receivable Clerk duty would be that you become our Account Receivable Manager (ARM) and its a contract -to-hire position which is a 1 month trial after which the position is made full time .Please be advised that we need total dedication for the job.
Your duties will include: Collecting Local Payments
When a buyer in United States decides to purchase an item through an online auction from our sellers he has the following payment options:pay pal, international wire transfer, international check, or local wire transfer. The quickest option of these is local wire transferring. Local wire transfers are the option that the sales support representative will provide to the clients.
- Managing Data
Along with the payments received from buyers you will be receiving details for these sales. These details will include items sold, price, and buyer's information. You are to file and maintain these purchasing records and transactions.
- Forwarding of the Payments
Once you receive each payment you will be keeping 10?s commission and forwarding the rest to the seller or representative, whose information will be provided prior each transaction. It is crucial to complete forwarding of the payments in a time efficient manner.
Here is an example of a brief report:
Date: August 8, '06
Buyer: Laura N. Smith
Item: Movado Watch
Price: $ 1,921.27
10?ommission : $ 192
Fees: $ 85
Total Forwarded: $1644.27
Forwarded to: Margo Narenzo, Barcelona, Spain
Reference Numbers: 2349783981
- Fees, and Transferring Procedures
All fees are covered by the company. The fees for transferring are simply deducted from the payments received. No client will contact you during initial stage of the trial period. After three weeks of the trial period you will begin to have contact with the buyers via email in regards to collection of the payments. For the first three weeks you will simply receive all of the transferring details, and payments, along with step by step guidance from your supervisor. You will be forwarding the received payments by wire transfer.
: Additional Information
Salary:
During the trial period, you will be paid 2,000USD per month while working on average 3-4hours per day, plus 10?ommission from every payment received and forwarded. The salary will be sent in the form of wire transfer directly to your account. After the trial period your base pay salary will go up to 2,200USD per month, plus 10?ommission.
-Taxes
You will receive a monthly invoice stating your total income. All applicable taxes are covered by the company.
Your First Primary task (Collection of Payments)
1. Receive payment from our Customers or Clients.
2. Cash Payment at your Bank or any cashing facilities near you.
3. Deduct 10 ?hich will be your percentage/pay on Payment processed
4. Forward balance after deduction of percentage/pay to any of the offices you will be contacted to send payment to, you'll have a lot of free time doing another job, because this job schedule is flexible, you'll get good income .But this job is very challenging and you should understand it.
Please kindly fill your details below, so that you can get started.
Full Name : ___________
Full Address: _________
City: _________________
State: _______________
Zip/Postal code:________
Home phone :__________
Cell phone: ___________
Recent occupation: ______
Gender: _______________
Personal Email Address:___
Human Resources Manager
HL Plastics LTD
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 | I hired a developer for a site back in the beginning of August. From the beginning of the project, he assured me (as stated in a contract we both signed) that the project would be complete in six weeks. It is now the twenty-second of October and the project is nowhere near completion.
Each time I gripe, complain, or ask for my money back ($700, which admittedly is cheap for a designer), he comes up with tons of excuses, and he says that he cannot refund me because of the work he has already done (however I haven't seen much more than a site that I am completely dissastisfied with (he has a problem following my instructions exactly, usually completely missing the mark entirely), My question to you, the community, is how normal is this? Have any of you had similar experiences with designers? This is my second web developer for the same project and I'm just wondering if I'm picking sorry designers or if this is common behavior. Thank you.
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 | I am an undergraduate photography student looking to seriously start my own business. I have been offered a few paid jobs coming up during the summer which will give me some pretty good portfolio work, and I have personal work that I have done as well which I will implement into that. My main questions are related to the business practices themselves:
1. How did you end up starting your business, and what are some of the obstacles that you faced along the way?
2. Is there a way to set up a "store" on your site, where clients may order and pay for prints via your photography site, or do you offer only digital copies of images (Basically, what is your method for giving clients their photos)?
3. When taking a job, are there any contracts or paperwork that you have to draft between yourself and the client?
4. What kinds of fees do you implement for your services? Do you charge a sitting fee, by the hour, or by the type of shoot you're doing?
Any other tips and advice are appreciated as well! Thank you!
Also, when it comes to building a website, what was your method? Did you use a site template on a hosting site and pay for a domain name, hire a professional, or make it yourself? Thanks again!
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| I have recently been offered a position as a graphic designer for a small scale marketing boutique in Chicago. The last conversation I had with the company left pricing as a topic to be discussed when I start this week. In reviewing my research on the company, I had stumbled upon a helpful piece of information that was posted on their website. This finding stated that a client will be subject to an upwards of $75/hour for graphics services depending on the enormity of the request. Consequently, I seek an experienced opinion on what level of compensation I should expect to receive in this position.
Remember, pricing has not yet been discussed and I intend on negotiating a reasonable medium. Below are two links for which you can download a copy of my resume and sample work. This may help in your evaluation based on what the employer has already been exposed to.
Resume:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/crq0u5
Sample Work:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jjnlr0
Thank you for your time!
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