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Job Retraining

In our constantly changing world, new jobs are constantly being created and older jobs are being phased out. Retraining prepares individuals for new careers in response to the old jobs disappearing and new fields opening up.

417 Questions

Are the teletubies real?

of they are if there not then why are they on t.v

How do you impress Aunty?

Each and every teenager think about if she is staying near to your house go and help her sometimes

What is effective teamwork?

you need to communicate as a group without other people always giving their opinions and leaving yours to the side.

Kairali channel title song neela vaaninnu kizhilaye malayali?

neela vaaninnu kizhilaye malayali tan theerabhumiyay jalakam thuranneduka malayalamam drisya charuthe

Why join wns?

when i was my job there i thought. i can not develop my personality and also i can not do growth about that company. so that's why i leaved job.

If I made a mistake at work and I am pretty guilty as nobody said Nothing at all neither insult nor say that it was just a mistake and its ok which is making me feel even guilty so what to do?

You have to correct your mistake. If it was something illegal, go to a manager there you trust and explain what you did. Explain how you feel about it and what you will do to make it right. Be prepared if it was something illegal for there to be other consequences though.

Just do what you can to make it right. Once you have done that, put down the guilt. Move beyond it. It was a mistake and you learned what not to do the next time it comes up.

A mistake is only truly a mistake if you learn nothing from it.

How do you dispose of bees?

To dispose of bees safely and humanely, it's best to contact a local beekeeper or pest control professional who can relocate them without harming them. If removal is not an option and you must eliminate a bee colony, use insecticidal sprays designed for bees, applying them at night when bees are less active. Always wear protective clothing during the process, and follow local regulations regarding pest control and disposal. Avoid simply killing bees when possible, as they play a vital role in the ecosystem.

If 3x6x-15 then x 8?

If x = 8 3x = 24 6x = 48 24 * 48 = 1152 1152 - 15 = 1137

How much is 900 centillion times 900centillion?

810,000 centillion -_- duh

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Answer #2:

Answer #1 above, with or without the "duh", is way off the beam. To understand why,

you only have to notice that 9 hundred times 9 hundred is not 81 hundred.

One "centillion" is a very large number. It's either 10303 or 10600, depending on the

system used. Canada and the US use the so-called 'short scale, where it's 10303,

so let's stick with that.

900 centillion = 900 x 10303 = 9 x 10305

(900 centillion) x (900 centillion) = (9 x 10305)2 = 81 x 10610 or 8.1 x 10611 if you like.

That kind of a number may have a name. But frankly, it's not worth the effort

to look for it. You will never, ever have any use for that number.

What is the importance of correctly linking procedures and diagnoses?

If the procedure and the diagnosis do not correctly link together the patient will not be billed correctly.

An example of a problem that needs to be solved?

write and solve an equation to find the value of x.

8x plus 35 and then 14x-7

How does buying under risk differ from buying under uncertainty?

A risk is a compound estimation between an impact severity (if the risk concretizes) and the associated probability of occurrence (its uncertainty). As an example, the nuclear risk is composed of its impact severity (i.e. Tchernobyl) multiplied by its probability of occurrence (hopefully very low in the developped countries, where nuclear plants are operated under adequate security policies), thus the nuclear risk is judged acceptable. Compare this to the risk associated with a water dam, where the impact is much reduced compared to a nuclear accident (a single region overflooded instead of a whole continent), but with higher probability (much more water dams have broken in human history than nuclear plants). Other useful points to take into consideration: If the probability of occurrence associated to a risk is 0, this is not a risk anymore: it's a no-case. If, on the other side, the probability is 1, this is not a risk either. It's a problem that must immediately be dealt with as such, and not managed as a risk anymore. What can be done to directly reduce a risk ? There are essentially two axes of action:

- Reduce the impact's severity

- Reduce the probability of occurrence For exemple, in the maganament of fire risk inside a building, these two axes are envisioned:

- Put a fire detector in every room and firewalls between building aisles

(this clearly reduces the impact in case of fire, since the fire is detected earlier)

- Forbid smoking inside the building (this contributes clearly to the probability reduction, since it's a proven insurance fact that nine fires out of ten are due to improperly out-put butts) Besides these direct actions, there are also indirect ones, like for exemple having a rescue plan ready to reduce the number of victims in case the risk concretizes, and delegating (part of) the risk to a third party, typically by taking an insurance, but this has more to do with the side-effects than directly with the risk itself.

How Seldom has a generation given so little of permanent value and so much that was troublesome to the future?

Your question asks how rare is it for a generation to give nothing of importance to the future generations. so I'll just say look up the roaring twenties.