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Why is effectiveness better than efficiency?
Effectiveness is important because no matter how efficient your method/theory/work is, if its not working fine and has no significant impact than its useless.
How much barbicide should be added to 20 quarts of water for proper disinfection?
It's 1/4 cup Barbicide to a quart of water...so, five cups in 20 quarts.
What types of job did Hitler have before becoming fuhrer Nazi Germany?
Hitler barely finished school and then left home when he was 16. In his late teens and early 20s, he did a lot of random jobs; it's widely known that for a while he would paint scenes from Vienna (where he was living at the time) and sell them to tourists on the street. The picture above this answer is actually one such watercolor that he painted.
A couple years before World War I started, he moved to Munich, Bavaria (Bavaria was and still is a large state in southern Germany). He had just received the final portion of the inheritance from his father (his father died when he was about 14 years old), so he probably didn't need to work for that short time between the move and the war.
So when that war started, he joined the Bavarian Army (which was a part of the German Army). He fought in France, and received some medals for valor. However, he was wounded by a British chemical weapon attack near the end of the war, and was still in the hospital when the war ended.
After the war, he stayed in the army. Germany Emperor was overthrown, so it had a new government after the war; the fragile new republic had trouble with extremist political parties, so it sent soldiers out to spy on those parties. Hitler was one such soldier, and he was ordered to spy on a small far-right, racist political party in Munich called the "German Workers Party". After attending some meetings, he found that he agreed with their views, and he left the army and joined the party for real.
Once he was officially in the party, he quickly became the party's leader. He renamed it the "National Socialist German Workers Party", which we now know as the Nazi Party for short (he changed the name to try to gain some popularity because the leftist Social Democratic Party was the largest and most popular party in Germany at the time). From then on, his only job was that he was a politician, and the leader of his party. In the early 1920s, he was briefly imprisoned for trying to overthrow the government; while in prison, he wrote a book called Mein Kampf ("My Struggle"), which was sort of a biography and an outline of his political beliefs. The book sold well (especially after he became dictator), and he made enough money from it that he never had to hold any other job for the rest of his life.
In January 1933, he became Chancellor (Prime Minister) of Germany, and spent the next year and a half making himself the dictator of Germany. From August 1934 until his suicide in April 1945, he was the absolute dictator of Germany.
What job involves working with people?
a doctor, a psychologist, missionary workers, a fire fighter, a lifeguard, a counsellor, a social worker, a paediatrician, a nurse, a surgeon, a police officer, a paramedic. Basically, there is a whole list of jobs that involve helping people. My advice would be: go to kudos (which is on cascaid) and complete the likes and dislikes test, it will show you suggested careers and let you explore others too. If you don't have an account a licence code is findyear31 then complete the registration XD. Hope that helps :)x
How far in advance do nurses get their work schedule and what periods of time are they in?
Depends entirely on the region, the hospital, and the situation. In the event of a major multi-person trauma, overtime limits may be suspended.
What kind of job pays well for a young woman with an AA degree and good job history?
It depends on the degree. The whole point is to become enough of an asset that employers will want to give you money. Anybody can become a dishwasher or ditch digger. Those professions will never pay much. But if someone has a skill that is unique and rare, and that skill is in high demand, the employee can expect a large paycheck.
What are the different fields of law?
There are General Practitioners, which cover pretty much anything. Then the following are some of the many specialties:
Probate, Trusts and Estate, Tax, Corporate, Patent and Trademarks, Criminal Defense, Prosecutors, Medical Malpractice, Tort (Slip and fall, accidents, etc.) Family Law (Divorce and custody), Property and Real Estate, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Admiralty, Immigration Law, Agency, Consumer Protection, and Elder Law.
And within each field of practice you can divide up into various specialties. Some specialize in Litigation while others prefer to handle Appeals
You have to work in order to further yourself in life and not be completely useless to anyone or anything. Also knowone will respect you. Everyone is here for a reason, you'll never find out what yours is if you don't do anything with your life.
What does 'guerrilla work' mean?
This term came about in the 1930s during the start of the great depression. It refers to the blacks that were violent and trying to take jobs from the white people.
Someone who works in fields (agricultural), generally picking fruits and vegetables. This is difficult work that pays very poorly. In the United States, the majority of this work is performed by migrant workers, a large percentage of whom are Mexican migrants or American born Latinos (for more on this, one of the hundreds of sources you can read is the chapter "In the Strawberry Fields" from Eric Schlosser's Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs, and Cheap Labor in the American Black Market)
How much do you get paid if you have a masters in psychology?
It's not the degree that determines ones salary, but the individual who has the degree, their expertise, their abilities, the type of job, their position within that job, etc. Having a master's degree in any field does not guarantee a particular salary.
What is the most important job and why?
I'd say it comes down to 2 jobs. One is a more important than the other, but they're close. so, drum roll please?...doctors and teachers. Doctors are important, well, because they save lives, discover new things to save lives in the future and are just generally good people for what they have to do. But! They had to go somewhere to learn how to save lives, where is that? School! Teachers had to teach them at school! Yes. All of the most important jobs in the world began with teachers. Teachers are the reason why anything works in this country. In order to be successful in any profession like the police, firefighters, lawyers, doctors, artists, construction workers, video game designers, engineers, ANYTHING you have to be taught by a teacher. That's why teaching is the most important job. Unfortunately, teachers don't get what they deserve. Certain people in this country right now want to get rid of teachers, but they are going to regret it 20 or 30 years from now when our children are lost and confused because they didn't get the proper education because they got rid of teachers now. So, I'm going to leave you with this statement: Teachers are the single reason why the world can work smoothly. They tie it together. Teachers have the most important job, ever. Hope this helped!
How much does a contrusion worker get paid?
I do not know what a contrusion worker is but a construction worker gets paid anything from minimum wage (in the US about $8 an hour to well over $50 an hour if he/she is good and has specialized skills.
What is the difference between a trollfic and a flamebait?
Trollfics trend to be made for fun, to intentionally break every rule the author knows about good writing in an attempt to create something that is "so bad it's good"
Flamebait is more crafted to result in derogatory comments and ticking people off. Sometimes this can overlap with a trollfic due to bad writing being a petpeeve of people. Therefore, the difference really depends on the intent of the author.
What jobs do people have in the Interior plain?
Fishing, Farming, businesses that support farming, government jobs that deal with agriculture, and of course all your typical jobs like medical, business, housing, insurance, etc.
What kind of jobs for man-child?
Jobs suitable for someone with a playful or youthful demeanor, often referred to as a "man-child," might include roles in creative fields such as animation, game design, or toy development, where imagination and a sense of fun are valuable. Positions in entertainment, like acting or working with children, can also be fitting. Additionally, jobs in customer service or retail, particularly in playful or family-oriented environments, can leverage their friendly and approachable nature. Ultimately, the key is to find a job that allows for creativity and interaction with others.
Where can an 11 year old make money without doing Chores?
well, you can allways make deal's like for good grades in school something, i gotta get a job next summer..... :(
Or you can make money by making professional earings or art work or something you're good at at school.
How do you get to be a puller that can pull animals from shelters?
Typically a person or group that is able to "pull" animals from shelters are rescue groups with their non-profit status. An animal is considered "pulled" when a city shelter has deemed it unfit for adoption for one or more reasons such as: age, aggression, illness, overcrowding, etc, but the shelter makes this animal available to recognized rescuers.
Most city shelters require a rescue person or group to have a good reputation in the rescue community and a 501 (c)(3) non-profit status, but sometimes smaller cities will allow animals to be pulled by rescuers with a good rescue reputation that does not have a 501.
What the list occupations that are similar or related?
The Definition is a. An activity that serves as one's regular source of livelihood; a vocation.
b. An activity engaged in especially as a means of passing time; an avocation.
Why is it important for kids to know how to use a compass and straightedge?
It helps them with their geometry lessons
