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4 years ago

In four or five sentences, explain why you should research a potential employer before actively seeking employment.

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You should research a employer before seeking employment because you will be prepared to answer most of the general questions.

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Proceeds expected if option are exercised = 26,000 * $3.75

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = $97,500

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = Proceeds expected if option are exercised / Average market price per share

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Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = Amount of convertible bonds reported / Effective conversion price per share

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Calculation of the Diluted Share Outstanding

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Add: Number of new shares through conversion issued 50,000

Less: Number of treasury shares to be purchased (13,000)

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