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I haven't got much experience in the recruitment of economics graduates into economics roles but at least from what I know, the MQ course is more well known probably due to the alumni around the place. It also comes back to what you actually plan to do when you graduate (if you know) and what...

Re: Any good tv series too watch Finished breaking bad. Now watching Big Bang theory. Really enjoyable and not too heavy.

Maybe. But if you really want to enjoy the Mac experience where everything works, and all the graphics/etc reflect the hardware you're actually using, etc... just get a Mac. IMO they've come down a lot in price relative to their non-Mac counterparts so would highly recommend it. That, and...

There will always be some conflict between economic objectives (in the short term) and as a result it's quite a balancing act. The bigger picture thing to keep in mind is what are the objectives of those who are driving these decisions. Is it short term growth, is it long term growth, is it...

Pretty much and just in case I want to run a Windows app. I googled and found a lot of people use it for gaming from a couple of generations ago- so now am debating between UT99/UT2004 for some memories. I know price-wise I could've gotten a custom build PC/etc but for me, it's more about the...

I know it sounds like I was joking but I really did buy an Asus Transformer TA100 with the ground-breaking quad core Intel Atom Z3775 and 2gb of ram. Whilst the hybrid tablet was pretty cheap ($550sgd) and achieves my objectives (a portable device I can sit on the couch with to 'utilise' my...

It's cheating if Speedtest uses my ISP's server for this isn't it...

With my wifi not working on my work laptop at home I thought it was a good time to try using the trusty old ethernet cable.

Don't laugh but I just bought an Asus Transformer TA100 with a super fast quad-core Intel Atom CPU and 2gb of ram!

I had my car wrapped in matte black (it's the Mercedes C Class)- http://carbonfibrevinylwrap.net.au/matte-satin-black-vinyl-wrap You can go cheapo services (around $1k or maybe less) where it's a backyard mob who will stick the material to your car, use a hairdryer to shape it, and then a knife...

IMO not worth it for a non-turbocharged R34. Limited/negligible resale value (only to P platers) and everyone will try to start you at the lights.

Not this. You never know the longer term ramifications either. Anyway, given you're applying for your first job out of school, you can still summarise whatever you did achieve in school which might reflect well on why someone would want to take a chance and offer you a job. Keep in mind you...

Given I'm usually listening to music on the go (i.e. public transport or walking around) and I use music primarily from iTunes nowadays, I see there are numerous other bottlenecks (i.e. input quality, my headphones) to performance as well as the limitations in practical usage which make lossless...

There are already numerous Walkmans powered by Android. About a year ago I wanted to buy my gf an mp3 player for the gym which was small, portable and had decent interface/storage (and of course the aesthetics). I realised there was nothing on the market in Australia as Sony had very few mp3...

I know it may not be the most technical answer, but this Microsoft help article gives some diagrams > http://blogs.msdn.com/b/project/archive/2008/01/09/the-many-gantt-chart-views.aspx

1. Are you really in the 37% marginal tax bracket? If so, you must have a lot of other income streams! 2. Of course putting money in term deposits or internet savings accounts won't be much better than inflation especially when you are looking at those maturities. 3. If you are really trying to...

Given the recommended number of study hours and what your peers were going through, what made you feel like you needed to study that much? As I say to my team members at work- if you are feeling like you're always burnt out or exhausted, you're doing it wrong.

Mixed thoughts so far. Some companies claim they have pushed the envelope and maybe I don't quite appreciate the technical challenges they faced in developing evolutionary products, but they have not really wowed me- e.g. thinner hard drives, wireless hard drives, iOS-compatible everything...

I'd say making more money is more of a measure or metric than what they've learnt... e.g. the rationale/thought process in understanding certain behaviour, an ability to articulate and present arguments (in a professional manner), organisational skills to identify relevant data and consolidate...

I would attach it to the back, or simply put in your application/CV that reference letter available upon request. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk