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Because I have strong passion for making a positive difference in people's lives, through any way that I can help them out. Minder
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When I was in high school I was a volunteer for UCI Medical Center earned a lot of my high school credits that way I really thought I was going to be a nurse but then I pursue the career of being a cosmetologist and when my both my parents got sick my father he died from bone marrow cancer and I had to take him in to go get infusions three times a week and then my mother she passed away from a a blood disorder blood would get thick and was on medication and having to go and get treatments also so since then I've really wanted to be a phlebotomist so I took the course and my husband being in the Marine Corps moved back to California and now we've made home here in New York so it's time to pursue my dream I would really like to do this it's my passion to be a phlebotomist Minder
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I cited the ARC mission, the important community work that is needed and how the priorities of ARC align with my personal beliefs. Minder
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Nice! Hope everything works out in your favor! Good Luck!!!
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could you tell me what some of the questions they asked were during the initial phone sreening and panel interview? Minder
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Hi there, just wondering what the real world problem was that you needed to present to the panel? Any other questions that you can recall being asked? Minder
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To be honestly i don't have an experience on selling software but i can do it as u are expecting on me Minder
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Yes I'm comfortable on traveling and i love it
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Training to others is a good thing i feel proud about on it
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I first assumed that both numbers were positive and then used repeated subtraction to come up with the answer. Upon further discussion I felt that this took too long and tried to come up with some kind of faster method to accomplish this but I could not design it in the time required. Thinking about it there are some other choices: 1) Treat the numbers as binary and then use shifting and subtraction to divide. I can't really solve this easily. 2) Calculate ..., 16m, 8m, 4m, 2m, 1m, etc. and the subtract each of those from n if possible. If you can subtract it shift the answer and add a 1. Finally, compare the signs of n and m to set the signs of the answer. Minder
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10 ^ (log10 m - log10 n)
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The two answers don't give you the remainder; you will still have to write code to get that Minder
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To grow more and improve my self with new things to succeed my goal
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My interest is in skin hair from my first job
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Iam interested in this feel
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Ensuring Maximum Placement of the product in all outlets.
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Yes
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Consistently reach potential buyers
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It's 'role', not 'roll'. Lucky for you they hired you based on your coomunication Minder
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My knowledge includes generalisation in a lots of field . I have diversified skills in a lots of subjects. I am an MBA graduate in dual degree program HR and supply chain management and I am also a professional interior designer, graphic designer, digital marketer, SEO content writer , UIUX designer . I am overall a tech savvy person and can develop great profitable business ideas with the addition of technology. Minder
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Communication, sorry
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Personal traits and qualities
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And you are also a brethren company who are well known for their discriminatory values and opinions who also pay different rates to brethren/non-brethren staff performing the same role Minder
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Please state the nationalities of employees/ experience/ qualification and to what capacity they operate at within delta?? Minder
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Create a stack. Traverse the string and push the characters onto the stack until a space is encountered, then print all the characters off the stack until it's empty. When the end of the list is reached, empty and print the stack. Minder
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I know that a Java answer isn't always what MS likes to hear. However, the technique is essentially the same if it's C#, C++, or even C. Extracting the tokens from the string and reversing them in the same order as the original string is the trick. ---------------------------------------------- import java.util.StringTokenizer; public class MsTest { public static void main(String[] args) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub String aString = "ABC 123 Doe Ray Me Fala=la 890"; System.out.println( "Original String: " + aString ); StringReverseElements( aString ); } private static void StringReverseElements(String Mess ) { StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer (Mess, " "); String tmpString; System.out.print( "Reversed String: " ); while (st.hasMoreTokens ()) { tmpString = (st.nextToken()); PrintReverse( tmpString.toCharArray(), tmpString.length()); } } private static void PrintReverse( char[] AnArray, int iLen ) { for ( int kk = 0; kk < iLen; kk++ ) System.out.print( AnArray [ iLen - kk -1] ); System.out.print( ' ' ); } } Minder
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Clay - That would absolutely work, but during my interview I was told I couldn't use library functions, including Tokenizer. Minder