The job specification for the job that we have here is: requires strong oral communication
<h3>What is a job specification?</h3>
This is the term that has to do with all of the physical qualities that a person would need to have in order to have them qualified to do well in a given job.
The specification helps to tell all of the qualities that the person needs to have. In the question that we have here, the quality that the candidate is to have is the ability to be able to communicate well.
Others are based on experience and the qualification that the candidate possesses.
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Complete question
'While performing a job analysis, Lilia, the human resource manager, wrote the following job description and job specification: "Entry level accountant. Responsible for general ledger accountability, (GAAP), financial reporting and analysis, and other special projects as assigned. Requires strong oral and written communication. This is a full-time, entry-level position. Candidate must have a two-year degree or equivalent work experience; recent college grad with B.S. in accounting or finance." What is the job specification for this position?
Multiple Choice
requires strong oral and written communication.
two-year degree or equivalent work experience; recent college grad with B.S. in accounting or finance
entry-level accountant
full-time employee
Answer:
There're 2 answers:
1) If he want to receive both interest and principal of $5,400, the amount to be deposited today is $36,234. In this case, he doesn't receive any principal back.
2) If he want to receive interest of $5,400 only , the amount to be deposited today is $67,500. In this case, he can receive back $67,500 at end of deposit.
Explanation:
1) In excel there function to calculate this = PV(rate, number of payment, amount in each payment) = PV(8%,10,5400)
2) If $5,400 is interest Jason can receive at end of each year = Deposit amount x 8%; thus deposit amount is 67,500 = 5,400/8%
According to the video, Impulsive Buying is unplanned buying with little investigation of alternative stores, brands, or prices, whereas, Comparison shopping is the process of considering alternative stores, brands, and prices.
Explanation:
- Impulsive buying refer to the phenomenon of buying something without any plan.
- It is just like you went to a shop you liked something and you bought it.
- Few example of impulsive buying are-buying chocolates,a scarf,a painting or even a furniture.
- Impulse buying is also termed as Pleasure buying.
<u>Comparison shopping </u>refers to the process of buying a product after comparing the price,brand with that of the other similar product in the market.
