I work in project management and I am a junior I already have a degree so I don't think it would take 4 years.
I think I want to be a SAS/SQL or maybe even VBA developer or data analyst. I can't see why I could not transition to SAS as it is a procedural language.
I just have this vision...
I think I'd want to join a SAS team or do some data analysis which is possible to switch over where I work at the moment. I'd have to do some online/off campus type of study. Work is pretty flexible but not that flexible as to allow me ot physically go to classes. I just regret not doing a...
I remember making a program once that made a random number generator (1-10). You had to do many iterations before the random number generator was truly random. ( I can't remember the specifics of the program).
so i guess I am trying to say a shorter time means there is more variability in the...
The problem in Australia is that the pay for an apprentice is so low that not many people can afford to take those jobs. You pretty much have to be 15 years old and drop out of high school.
What would a person straight out of tradeschool get paid in the USA and is it an improvement on retail...
Hello,
In Australia getting a trade certification is a long and painful process (electrician, boiler maker, carpenter ect) you do a 5 year apprenticeship where you get paid almost nothing.
For comparison of wages.
A check out chick at Coles will get between $17-$21 an hour. A first year...
The dice is 'fair' - does that mean it is a fair chance to roll any number ?
I say the answer is just the average forumula.
My friend says the answer is 'each has a fair chance of occurring' or something like that < ---
but that's not the average roll
I also know that the more times...