Provide us with a scenario that you are having trouble with and Cammy and I will help to the best of our abilities.
Who do you trust with your life?
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Cammy
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R0ronoaZoro
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Voice
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Update: asked for pay review and they accepted I had taken on new responsibilities that are above my pay grade and in process of giving me raise :)))))))
I'm about to go full-time into the job I've been part-time at for 3 years, while I look for a job to do with my degree. I want a pay-rise since I know I'm doing things at my job that are above my current pay, but never asked for one since I was just a part-timer. The only thing is both me and my boss know that I'm only going to be at the job for a couple more months before I leave. What's the best way to approach getting a pay-rise/should I just not ask for one?
i would ask for one. your hours are increasing, which normally means more responsibility, and if you're doing tasks about your pay, you definitely deserve a raise. if something does happen with your next opportunity and you're unable to leave your current job, it's a good thing to have the pay raise to fall back on. the WORST that will happen is they'll say no.
I'm about to go full-time into the job I've been part-time at for 3 years, while I look for a job to do with my degree. I want a pay-rise since I know I'm doing things at my job that are above my current pay, but never asked for one since I was just a part-timer. The only thing is both me and my boss know that I'm only going to be at the job for a couple more months before I leave. What's the best way to approach getting a pay-rise/should I just not ask for one?
Interesting scenario I must say.
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I'm about to go full-time into the job I've been part-time at for 3 years, while I look for a job to do with my degree. I want a pay-rise since I know I'm doing things at my job that are above my current pay, but never asked for one since I was just a part-timer. The only thing is both me and my boss know that I'm only going to be at the job for a couple more months before I leave. What's the best way to approach getting a pay-rise/should I just not ask for one?
Oh here we go. What are the best exam tips you could give for my exams coming up from tomorrow?
-read the material and make connections with how everything fits in the big scheme of things. Focus on big ideas over details; you should be able to figure out details on an exam if you know the big picture
-know any vocabulary that you wouldn't be able to figure out from context (i.e. court cases, jargon, etc)
where do you think allergies come from? like what is the basis of them?
God. But no doesn't it have to do with histamine production in your white blood cells? I think a good portion of food allergies are genetic -- I know a few families that are plagued by nut allergies where most if not all have an allergy to nuts. So maybe there's a gene associated with the histamine production of a certain food or type of food.
Oh here we go. What are the best exam tips you could give for my exams coming up from tomorrow?
-read the material and make connections with how everything fits in the big scheme of things. Focus on big ideas over details; you should be able to figure out details on an exam if you know the big picture
-know any vocabulary that you wouldn't be able to figure out from context (i.e. court cases, jargon, etc)
What class is this for?
Haha well a whole range! 10 exams in total ranging from Geography, Chemistry, Maths, and English Lang! I'm doing the IGCSE CIE course.
For Chem/Math do practice problems. That's the best way to study for those kinds of classes. For everything else, read your notes I guess. If you have 10 exams tomorrow you prob should've started studying a while before now unless they're really easy idk what IGCSE CIE stuff is ;djksaf
Oh here we go. What are the best exam tips you could give for my exams coming up from tomorrow?
-read the material and make connections with how everything fits in the big scheme of things. Focus on big ideas over details; you should be able to figure out details on an exam if you know the big picture
-know any vocabulary that you wouldn't be able to figure out from context (i.e. court cases, jargon, etc)
What class is this for?
Haha well a whole range! 10 exams in total ranging from Geography, Chemistry, Maths, and English Lang! I'm doing the IGCSE CIE course.
Oh here we go. What are the best exam tips you could give for my exams coming up from tomorrow?
-read the material and make connections with how everything fits in the big scheme of things. Focus on big ideas over details; you should be able to figure out details on an exam if you know the big picture
-know any vocabulary that you wouldn't be able to figure out from context (i.e. court cases, jargon, etc)
I wouldn't think they last longer. They MIGHT be better than PC? But I mean, you can custom build your PC so just use the right components and it will be durable and effective
I've also heard that if you get 1 virus on a Mac it gets completely fricked so that's something else to consider if you watch a lot of adult material