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You need to tailor it to the context/circumstances. Generic lines don't cut it. e.g. if you were looking at a picture of (or an actual) polar bear, you can use the what's a polar bear good for...

I don't care for Metro, etc... just feels like they change for sake of change and with all the legacy users and applications, I don't see the point. Microsoft's advantage comes from the billions of long term users who know how to use their software, and the billions of applications out there...

I guess everything is relative. But it also depends on other expectations- e.g. some parents may be of the school of thought a college degree is a necessity for a future potential son/daughter-in law.

i'm currently preparing accounts on both an IFRS and USGAAP basis.

1613 was a lot harder than 1612 though. 1612 was like comprehension!

From memory FINS1612 final was the easiest thing ever- multiple choice right?

Ps from memory you are a UNSW commerce student- if all you are basing your views on is acct 1a/1b then I can see how you reached your point of view. Thankfully in practice its a lot more challenging than that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Internet Police- I think you are mistaking book keeping (the stereotype of what an accountant is) and what a real accountant actually does particularly one who is a specialist. As for average salary I don't have a link or a source but I vaguely recall hearing the average Australian earns $60k...

LOL I tried that with my sister but she ended up buying a truckload herself.

MC is right up there with IB as it pays reasonably well and is very intellectually stimulating. Lots of competition for not many jobs compared to say accounting or the other less glamorous roles in finance. You realise that $60k is like the average income right which isn't bad for a fresh...

Total assets = current assets + non-current assets = liabilities + equity Good luck!

Second one has more accurate description of what the ratio tells you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

LOL at this thread but in all seriousness, it's not the qualifications that matter but just their ability to converse and think on a similar wavelength. As fun as it may be to have a ditz as a partner, there are going to be times when you want to be able to have a genuine conversation with them...

I think it's cool but not such a rarity nowadays. Don't think the SSS is a good idea unless u want attention. Also higher risk the car has been thrashed and is on its last legs by prior owners. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The original hachi roku or the FT86?

The second one with the fugly diagram I feel is more accurate. I don't know anyone who uses debt to equity as their measure of solvency. The debt to equity ratio is more of a risk gauge which merely shows what the debt level is relative to the equity level, and I suppose indirectly shows how...

I used to get the key points and quotes, and write that out a lot of times before an exam. My short term memory is horrendous so I needed every tinsy bit of memory capacity I had to be utilised!

I personally use UBank. Rates appear to be unbeatable (seeing that they match others). Avoid term deposits there unless the rate is really favourable but generally their online savings rate (whilst not fixed) is better. Only downside is you can't use your UBank account to make payments/etc...

Cadetship- and I negotiated a special arrangement to maintain my employment so yes it was related. That being said there are plenty of other avenues to gain experience or anything which could help differentiate yourself. Yes even Maccas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ps your assignment sounds quite interesting lol. Also not too far from what people actually do in business whether it be a finance or accounting role. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk