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Best bet is to get a job locally at an MNC or a US-HQ'd company, and then get an internal transfer or secondment. The process to get working rights in the US is not cheap or easy. I personally went nearly a decade ago on an L1 visa and even with a law firm helping with the forms, it was a...

I think it helps if you're a bit of a geek/nerd and actually appreciate the references/jokes... but I will admit quite a few things required me to google/read up on Wikipedia.

It used to be a principal vs agent concept but now with AASB 15, it's a much more complex assessment.

It's scary to think that we have people born in the 2000's on here... but then it has been 15+ years since I did my HSC (but not as old as Huy/tigerboi). I didn't even know they still offered IPT as a subject nowadays, but whilst for a long time I thought it was a hugely relevant/useful subject...

I'm rewatching BBT and still find it funny (with a few cringe moments)... still undecided if this will be more timeless than Friends was. But it feels like it has more rewatchability than say, Brooklyn 99.

Totally forgot about this. Tested my Dad's 5G connection on his iPhone not that long ago and was impressed.

I'm impressed you're pretty open with where you work... thought most people tend to keep it anonymous :)

If you're asking this stuff because you have a business studies exam/assignment/etc, you're better off sticking to the tried and tested case studies rather than trying to find your own IMO.

Typically would be a current liability since it's called "payable" which indicates it's owed but not yet paid (i.e. an accrual), and probably would be current as sales commission is usually closely timed to be aligned with when the sale is made. There are some more complex schemes which may have...

I don't know if he is back at uni now but I do believe enoilgram worked in HR/recruitment for at least quite a few years. Regardless though, I wouldn't disagree with what he's said as it aligns with my own professional experience. On another note, LinkedIn recruiter view is surprisingly...

Like many other professions, the amount you pay per hour is not the only cost involved in the delivery of the product/service. Whether it be insurance costs, time to prepare material, setting something aside for people who complain/demand money back, travel costs, etc... there's a lot of other...

Those recruiters stroke my ego with their JDs and offers!

Swings both ways in my experience. Sometimes it intrigues me and makes me more interested to meet someone, sometimes it leads me to ask something which they otherwise weren't intending to disclose, and sometimes it leads to a bit of smoke and mirrors. It's also turned me off candidates...

JB Hifi usually has samples of various mechanical keyboard manufacturers on hand in the larger stores at least (eg Broadway) to show off the differences in keys within the same manufacturer. Harvey Norman also has mechanical keyboards but not as many on display from memory. Officeworks is a no...

Other thing to work out is what type of key switch do you want - reds, blues, browns, etc... Trying them out is the way to go though, but maybe have a bit of a google and see which ones sound appealing to you. I personally am a fan of Blues which are tactile from my G710, and similarly went...

Wait for the "gaming sales" with 20% off all gaming accessories and go for something like a G815 if you don't mind wired (it'll be a little over $200 on sale). I have the wireless version (G915) and it's epic. That being said if you're planning to spend this much on a keyboard you probably want...

As in the CA mentor who has to sign a bunch of paperwork for new members? Yes. CA mentor in the truer sense of the term who actually provides guidance/mentorship? No.

the novelty wore off even with the booster in ff8 remaster. back to new pokemon snap i went.