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3 years ago

The best type of resume to submit when changing careers is a__________ resume.

Business

1 answer:

Zepler [3.9K]3 years ago

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Combination' Chronological

This one is best for career changers with transferable skills from a previous career.

Many career changers do well with a combination resume format, which is a chronological-style resume that leads with a qualifications summary. The summary emphasizes your most related credentials so hiring managers easily see you are qualified

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Explanation:

Given the following :

Beta (B) = 1.3

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Risk free interest rate = 6%

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Risk free rate of return + Beta(market rate of return - risk free rate of return)

Cost of equity = 6% + 1.3(11% - 6%)

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Explanation:

Data provided

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Direct labor hour = 475

Wage rate = $11

Machine hour = $556

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Overhead rate = $13

The preparation of job sheet is shown below:-

Direct Material $55,870

Add: Direct Labor $5,225

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Overhead $7,228

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Total $68,323

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Less: Tax at 35% $15,559 $11,410

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Equity (50% Debt) = 435,000*50% = $217,500

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Answer:

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