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Merit is something you earn as an individual when you excel at doing a task. There are also merit raises that can be given for exemplary work habits.
I would say that you would need to demonstrate that you understand that i is a number which when squared equals -1. Also demonstrate how complex numbers can be represented graphically, both as rectangular coordinates an polar coordinates. Another thing would be an understanding of Euler's relationship: e^(i*Θ) = cos(Θ) + i*sin(Θ). Note that Θ must be in radians for this to work.
A 165 IQ is neither good nor bad. It is an indication of the ability to learn. It shows an ability to learn information fast. It has nothing to do with common sense, getting along with people, leadership, or ability to work with ones hands. Still, the ability to learn information is an important skill. It should be developed.
As defined by the courts, "extra work" means work of a nature not contemplated by the parties and not controlled by the contract. "Additional work" means work that is necessarily required in performance of the contract, even if unforeseen conditions arise. Extra work is work outside of the original contract obligation and is entitled to additional compensation. Additional work just means more work was required than originally estimated, and no additional compensation is due.
They all have the ability to think of creative ideas. They work hard to do that kind of things
To demonstrate the ability to reflect on work activities, you need to be very knowledgeable on a certain task. You have to be very responsible to set good examples to others.
Pay-for-performance, at-risk compensation, and merit pay are other terms for standard-based work performance.
Work ability
An effective employee will demonstrate the ability to work with most all types of personalities. At an interview state that you can adapt to work with anyone.
Product-oriented assessments evaluate the final product or outcome of a task, such as a research paper or project presentation. Examples include grading a student's artwork, evaluating the quality of a written report, or assessing the functionality of a software prototype. These assessments focus on the end result rather than the process used to achieve it.
Merit increases are based on performance and stability. Merit increases are also provided when you give 110% of yourself when on the job. Are you always doing what is needed and not on your job performance? Do you follow up and finalize matters? Are you a real team player? Do your organization and leadership skills make your supervisor's job easier? Are you able to take charge in lack of a supervisor? Do you use good judgment when making decisions? A merit increase is a reward for going the extra mile, not for giving 100% when on the job or showing up to work everyday; that is expected of you.
Merit is something you earn as an individual when you excel at doing a task. There are also merit raises that can be given for exemplary work habits.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "open". You should have your Scoutmaster's permission to start on a merit badge. Usually he signs a "blue card" which is the record of your merit badge progress. This is to ensure that you have any prerequisites that are required and that you are going to a registered merit badge counselor. You should make contact with your merit badge counselor prior to starting the merit badge to ensure you are credited for your work.
If you are trying to ask what is the ability to do work - from the perspective of science - energy is the ability to do work.
The ability to do a task need not result in optimal performance only, with this we need skill to achieve optimal performance. A Manager through his responsible behaviour and skill can be get work done from his subordinates and peer. The manager's interpersonal,informative and decision making task makes him more skilled and polished. Thus not only ability is require, along with it many other factors are involved for optimal performance.