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Upwork Email Etiquette Certification 2017
Email Etiquette Certification
What does ‘flaming’ or ‘to flame’ mean in the online world?
a. Flaming means delivering a strongly held opinion without holding back any emotion, often offending the person who is ‘flamed’
b. To grow angry and increasingly upset by a message you have received.
c. To grow red in the face, embarrassed by certain online content.
d. To cause a shutdown of your computer and several others on the same network, even if by accident.
Which of the following could be considered as not being ‘virtual events,’ so you may wish to respond using a more direct reply or regular mail?
a. Weddings, funerals, engagements, birthdays.
b. After hours get-togethers.
c. Casual meetings related to school or work.
d. A local prize draw.
What should you do if you do not want to type your name at the end of every email you send?
a. Only sign emails which you send to business associates.
b. Do not sign at all as people know who the email is from, courtesy your return email address.
c. Include the ‘from’ information in the subject line so you can save the time of ‘signing’ the email.
d. Create a signature that will get automatically attached to every email you send.
Why is it always good to use proper grammar and correct spelling in internet postings like message boards?
a. People who are non-native English speakers will understand your writing easily.
b. Good grammar and spelling keep ambiguity to a minimum, thereby communicating the message more clearly.
c. You do not want to be embarrassed.
d. It is good manners, and you can be proud of yourself.
e. You are always morally judged by how many typos you make.
What does it mean when you type an e-mail in all capitals?
a. The e-mail is important
b. The e-mail is an emergency
c. The e-mail is classified information
d. The effect is that you are shouting
e. b and c
Which of the following is the best description of an ‘internet troll’?
a. Someone who goes trolling on the internet, moving from place to place without settling anywhere in a chat room or on a board.
b. A funny emoticon made to look like a troll.
c. Another name for a spammer.
d. Someone who participates in a message board or chat with the intention to disrupt it in some way.
Which of the following 2 options are not good practices for reacting to virus hoaxes and chain letters?
a. Forwarding them to your friends, as often advised by the e-mail hoax itself.
b. Discarding or deleting them immediately.
c. Considering them, and allowing them to send to your entire contacts list, for other people to decide about their authenticity.
d. Printing them out and sending hard copies to a local internet watchdog or awareness group.
What is the best way to treat ‘spam’ or unsolicited e-mails?
a. Do not reply to them.
b. Delete them.
c. Transfer them to your spam folder.
d. Ignore them (if you notice them, as they are usually transfered to your spam folder automatically).
e. All of the above
How often is it sensible to use ‘reply all’ when replying to an e-mail?
a. As often as possible, the more people know the information the better.
b. Always, as e-mails should have at least two recipients at all times.
c. Only if the information is really relevant to everyone on the list, otherwise keep ‘reply all’ to a minimum.
d. You should ‘reply all’ about twice as often as you simply ‘reply’.
e. None of the above
What does it mean to ‘respect somebody else’s bandwidth’?
a. To measure the width of the desktop PC in comparison to a laptop of the same brand.
b. To open doors for them to fit through, a reference specifically to the real rather than the virtual world.
c. To be conscious of how much storage space you are controlling in any given communication, since everyone only has limited space.
d. To allow them two communications for every single communication of your own.
e. None of the above
What is the better solution than using bold or italic to emphasize meaning when e-mailing or posting online?
a. Use capitals
b. Use color
c. Use carefully chosen words and phrases, so that the meaning is clear and not ambiguous and unlikely to cause misunderstandings.
d. Draw a picture and insert it around the text.
e. None of the above
What is the purpose of icon-emotions or so-called ’emoticons’ in email communication?
a. They contain important information such as credit card number.
b. They indicate that the email is urgent.
c. They are meant for fun and entertainment value.
d. They act as a signature which is added at the end of each sent mail.
Why is it sometimes important not to leave out the message thread, i.e. the previous messages in the e-mail chain?
a. To be polite. People expect to always see the thread.
b. To increase comprehension of the latest message, and show the history of messages that led up to this point in the exchange.
c. Because it looks like an oversight. The thread should always be there.
d. None of the above
What are vCards and why are they sometimes distracting or difficult for the recipient?
a. vCards are online invitation cards, but the recipient often does not want to attend the event.
b. vCards are e-mail that copy in other members of your contacts list automatically, which is often not desirable.
c. vCards are electronic business cards, but they often take the form of an e-mail attachment, therefore making every e-mail look like it has an attachment.
d. vCards are online stationery cards used for a variety of events, and therefore business and recreational events can get confused.
e. None of the above
How would you abbreviate ‘Be Seeing You’ in email jargon?
a. BSU
b. BCNU
c. BCINU
d. BCINYU
e. BSNU
What do the abbreviations ‘FWIW’ and ‘FYI’ stand for?
a. For What It’s Worth, For Your Information
b. For Why It’s War, For Your Info
c. For Whom It Worries, Forget Your Instructor
d. Future Wear Inside Walls, Fool Your Insides
e. For Whom It Worries, Fax Your Information
What is the most important aspect of writing content for a blog, either as a main posting or as a comment on someone else’s blog?
a. Always make your posts accurate and truthful (as well as entertaining) especially if they reflect on your reputation as someone with an online presence.
b. Make it long and detailed, and occasionally bend the truth a little for the sake of impact, even if you are discovered.
c. Make the blog colorful, or make your posting in bold, italic or in capitals, for emphasis.
d. All of the above
What does ‘scrolling the chat screen’ in an internet chat room mean, and is it good or bad netiquette?
a. Looking further down the screen (good netiquette).
b. Scrolling down to follow the conversation as it develops (bad netiquette).
c. Posting multiple, often single letter postings so the chat screen scrolls very fast for all users (bad netiquette).
d. Flicking between multiple chat screen on multiple sites (neither good nor bad netiquette).
e. None of the above
Why should you not type in all caps when writing an email?
a. Because it can be difficult to read.
b. Because it takes up more room and makes the email longer.
c. Because it is considered ‘yelling’.
d. Because it is tough on your keyboard.
e. a and c
On a social networking site, which of the following is important to consider — in a personal way – when uploading photographs?
a. How many images you can upload as fast as possible.
b. Consider the feelings and reputation of the person whose image you are uploading, especially if the image is compromising in some way.
c. Whether it is clear that you are the one uploading the images or not.
d. None of the above
Which of the following best reflects a so-called ‘Golden Rule’ of etiquette?
a. Spam your friends.
b. Remember the human (remember that a real person is receiving the message).
c. Sometimes act friendly in chat and emails.
d. Only flame your friends by accident.
e. All of the above
What does the phrase ‘lurk before you leap’ commonly mean on internet sites?
a. That you should set up a virtual online presence and scare people when they log-in.
b. That you should familiarize yourself with a website’s contents — its purpose, its FAQ, its community — before making a contribution.
c. a and b
d. That you should contribute quickly before anyone discovers that you are an unwelcome presence, or only tenously connected to the site and its online community.
When writing an email, it is generally a good idea for your paragraphs to be _____________.
a. long
b. short
c. in a huge font making them easier to read
d. always indented
e. None of the above
Which of the following is the best explanation of ‘netiquette’?
a. Electronic netball practice.
b. An abbreviation for ‘internet etiquette’ or even ‘ethics on the net,’ the correct way to interact in an online setting.
c. Networking expertise, especially when off-line.
d. Online chatrooms for sophisticated Mac and PC users.
Which of the following is a good statement about time delays between e-mail exchanges?
a. Try to reply within a 24-48 hour window, but allow at least the same amount of time before sending a follow-on e-mail, if not longer.
b. Always reply within 24 hours, and expect the same from someone else.
c. Wait 36 hours before replying to any e-mail, but send a follow-on e-mail within 24 hours if you don’t hear anything.
d. Always allow a month for a reply, and return your own received e-mails within three weeks.
Which of the following is the best technique for sending a large e-mail attachment?
a. Just attach it and send it.
b. Email the other party directly first and make sure their connection can handle a large download.
c. Try and break it up into several smaller downloads, or ‘zip’ the file if possible.
d. Send part of it, and wait to see if they request the remaining part.
e. b and c
What does ‘HTH’ mean in an email or on a message board?
a. Happy today happy
b. Hope this helps
c. Help the human
d. Happy to help
e. b and d
What does ‘spamming’ mean, and is it good or bad netiquette?
a. Sending online presents or ‘spam’ to your co-workers and friends (good netiquette).
b. Sending unsolicited e-mails or communications to people online (bad netiquette).
c. Both a and b, depending on the context.
d. Same as ‘flaming’ (good netiquette).
e. Same as ‘e-mail jousting’ (bad netiquette).
Which of the following is the best advice when writing a business e-mail?
a. To use varied italics, colors and special fonts because people like to see them.
b. To keep the information relatively short, precise and always polite, with simple questions relating to what you expect to happen.
c. To make detailed demands in long paragraphs, with the implication of wrongdoing on the part of the receiver.
d. To panic, but then recover, and decide to send the message by regular mail, as this is definitely more secure.
Why is it important to be careful with formatting when sending an e-mail message?
a. It’s not – you can format in any style you like, as the recipient will find a way to understand the message.
b. Because the recipient may not be able to read certain fonts or formats on his or her computer.
c. It is polite, and looks neater, especially if you use pretty colors.
d. Sometimes computers have been known to blow up when used with the wrong fonts.
e. None of the above
Which of the following is the best response to sending a message that you didn’t intend to send, or sent to the wrong recipient?
a. Make a request for the e-mail to be recalled or sent back to you.
b. Race over to the recipient’s computer, especially if he or she lives or works locally, and delete the message manually.
c. Send a follow-up message explaining that the previous message was a mistake, with a brief apology and explaining that the message can be ignored.
d. Jump up and down in frustration and tear your hair.
e. All of the above
If you are chatting with someone via the instant messenger and text ‘BRB’, what have you said?
a. Been Ready Buddy
b. Been Really Busy
c. Being Really Busy
d. Be Right Back
What is a very useful last thing to do before sending out any e-mail?
a. Read the e-mail through for spelling and grammatical errors, to simplify the message if possible, and to check the recipient’s e-mail address.
b. Nothing, the quicker you send it, the quicker they will receive it.
c. Copy the e-mail at least twice into a word document, as a double precaution.
d. Check the time, so you can remember when you sent it, in case they call.
e. All of the above
When sending an e-mail, why is it a good idea to try and use the cc: field sparingly?
a. The cc: can be confusing since the recipients might not know who is supposed to act on the message.
b. Unless the recipient in the cc: field knows why they are receiving a copy of the message, he or she may not act on the message, but assume it is really only for the main recipient.
c. It can sometimes devalue the main message depending on the context, as it could be seen to depersonalize the main message.
d. All of the above
What is the correct way to address someone online, if you are unsure of how he or she would like to be addressed?
a. Use their first name, it is always the friendliest option.
b. Use their last name, such as Mr. Jones or Ms. Jones.
c. Use their full name, with their first name in parentheses afterwards.
d. Use Dear X to demonstrate your uncertainty, and they will probably correct you.
Upwork office skill test answer 2017
Office Skills Test
Office Skills Test
What does ‘Class A office space’ commonly refer to?
a. Office space on former sites of class A drug offenses.
b. The lowest quality office buildings in a given area.
c. The highest quality office space available in a given area.
d. The highest quality office space for the least price.
What is the appropriate response to discovering the printer is out of ink?
a. Force the printer to deliver the last drop of ink by turning it upside down, holding it carefully.
b. Walk away and tell a fellow office worker, hoping he or she will take responsibility.
c. Leave it to the next person.
d. Replace the ink if the cartridge is available otherwise follow the office procedure for replacing or ordering the cartridges.
Which of the following energy-saving practices can be used in an office without adversely affecting company productivity?
a. Use only one bathroom light during office hours
b. Turn off lights and computers at the end of the day
c. Turn off the computers between sending e-mails
d. Use lower Watt light bulbs, especially in the emergency exits
e. a and d
What does the CTRL+V shortcut accomplish in Word 2007?
a. It makes the selected text appear in bold.
b. It pastes the text that has already been copied.
c. It converts the selected text into the next larger size of the same font.
d. It applies italic formatting to the selected text.
e. All of the above
Which of the following are not recommended when trying to improve working with others in an office environment?
a. Talking when others are talking, and listening only occasionally.
b. Being as consciously helpful as possible, and offering practical solutions.
c. Changing the printer ink or cartridge when it runs out.
d. None of the above
What is the best way to handle an angry colleague or client with a complaint?
a. Listen to their concerns, and calmly but firmly explain what you are able to do, offering other solutions and options, without getting angry in turn.
b. Show a little anger as a way of evening out the situation.
c. Shout back, and then, later in the day, find a place to sulk, or time to complain to your own boss.
d. Listen to their concerns, politely explain what you are able to do, and if they insist, shout back your own concerns and complaints.
Which of the following file formats relate to a graphic file or scanned image file?
a. JPEG
b. VBP
c. HTML
d. GIF
e. a and d
What is the benefit of e-mailing documents rather than always providing hard copies to individuals?
a. There is no benefit except that people can delete them more easily.
b. The documents can potentially be edited online and re-circulated.
c. The documents can be electronically forwarded, which saves stationery that may otherwise be used.
d. b and c
What is the most frequently used typeface and point size when creating Word documents?
a. Times New Roman, 12 point
b. Times, 14 point
c. Courier New, 12 point
d. Courier New, 14 point
e. All of the above
What is the difference between Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel?
a. Access is mainly for spreadsheets and Excel is for databases
b. Access is mainly for databases and Excel is for spreadsheets
c. Access is mainly for databases and Excel is for word processsing
d. Access is mainly for word processing and Excel is for spreadsheets, including digital photograph editing
What is very important to remember to do when entering an office business meeting at any level, especially when clients are there?
a. Bow slightly before your superiors or company executives.
b. Take the coats from clients and drape them over your arm during the meeting.
c. Turn OFF all cell phones, pagers and other electronic devices.
d. Turn ON all cell phones, pagers and other electronic devices.
e. a and c
What is a ‘mouse potato'(a comic phrase in an office environment)?
a. The equivalent of a couch potato, but in terms of using a computer — i.e. someone who spends all their time at a computer.
b. A virus or other harmful computer bug, such as a ‘trojan horse’.
c. An office ornament that workers place on their desks to keep them motivated during office hours.
d. b and c
What is an office ‘memo circular’?
a. A simple message, usually delivered by e-mail or hard copy and sent to all office staff, updating everyone on new office procedures.
b. A circular-shaped memo.
c. A letter of introduction by a potential new client.
d. A complaint letter to the CEO circulated to and signed by the entire company staff.
What are the traditional office hours in the Western world, now much more flexible, though still adhered to in most offices?
a. 9 AM — 5 PM
b. 6 AM — 6 PM
c. 8 AM — 7 PM
d. 10 AM — 8 PM
e. None of the above
Which of the following activities could possibly infect your computer with a virus?
a. Installing pirated Software from a CD.
b. Downloading games and songs from the internet.
c. Booting your computer with a ‘write protected floppy disk’.
d. All of the above
Traditionally, approximately how many pages should a business CV or resume have?
a. 1-3, preferably 2
b. 1-5, but usually 2-3
c. Just 1
d. Exactly 2 and a half, and never more or less
e. All of the above
What are the dimensions of an A4 size sheet of paper?
a. 216 mm x 279 mm
b. 220 mm x 310 mm
c. 215 mm x 295 mm
d. 210 mm x 297 mm
e. a and d
In any office or business environment, what does the ‘opportunity success rate’ refer to?
a. The success of a business in dollar value minus the dollar value of previous attempts to make it a success.
b. The number of won opportunities as a percentage of the number of won and lost opportunities.
c. The number of lost opportunities as a percentage of the number of almost won opportunities.
d. The opportunity costs divided by the so-called sunk costs.
You work in a company where some of your co-workers are recent foreign immigrants. They are unfamiliar with the work environment and your supervisor is polite to everybody in the staff but is often rude to these foreign workers. What will you do in this situation?
a. You talk to the foreign workers and tell them that they should complain to the Upper Management.
b. You tell your supervisor that his misbehavior is inappropriate.
c. Nothing, you prefer to keep quiet because everybody else is quiet.
d. You complain to the Upper Management.
What does the abbreviation CEO stand for?
a. Company Executive Officer
b. Communicate Especially On
c. Corporate Exact Office
d. Cheat Every One
e. Chief Executive Officer
When a client visits the office and arrives early, what does office etiquette require you to do to handle the situation?
a. If you are free, allow the meeting to start early.
b. Take their coat, offer them something to drink, and tell them you will be with them in a moment.
c. Try and meet them as soon as possible.
d. All of the above.
According to standard filing conventions, in which order will the following three documents be filed?
Dr. Jones’s office, Doctor at sea, Doctor come quickly
a. Dr. Jones’s office, Doctor at sea, Doctor come quickly
b. Doctor at sea, Doctor come quickly, Dr. Jones’s office
c. Doctor come quickly, Dr. Jones’s office, Doctor at sea
d. Dr. Jones’s office, Doctor come quickly, Doctor at sea
What does administration generally handle in an office environment?
a. Paperwork and accounts.
b. Specifically, the hiring of new management and middle management.
c. The efficient day-to-day running of the office, with regard to company files, communication, management of jobs such as overseeing hiring and firing and human resources, etc.
d. Ensuring that the infrastructure of the building is regularly checked and modernized.
Which of the following are the important components of good interpersonal office skills?
a. Effectively translating and conveying information.
b. Being able to accurately interpret other people’s emotions.
c. Calmly arriving at resolutions to conflict.
d. Avoiding gossip and being polite.
e. All of the above
Which of the following are commonly used computer web browsers?
a. Mozilla, Guardian Website, The Times of London, MSN
b. Expedia, Opodo, Student Universe, Godzilla
c. Chrome, Explorer, Firefox
d. Google, MSN, Yahoo, Ask
What is ‘commodity value’—an important business term of relevance to most office environments?
a. The value of all the office hardware, including computers and furniture.
b. An economics term meaning the intrinsic value under optimal, often free-market conditions of the product the company sells or manufactures.
c. The value of common decency between employees of a given office.
d. The cost in petty cash of all company-expense dinners in a given month.
You send a package through FEDEX to a client in Korea. The client calls up after a few days and says that he has not received it. What is the best way to immediately let the client know the status of the courier?
a. Give the client the airway bill number and ask him to call up FEDEX about the status of the courier.
b. Give the client the local number of FEDEX in Korea.
c. Call FEDEX and ask them to speak directly to the customer.
d. Track the packet on the FEDEX website and send the client a copy of the current status of the packet.
What common injury can result from too much concentrated typing over too little amount of time?
a. Leg injury
b. Broken neck
c. Blue hands
d. Repetitive strain injury
e. All of the above
Your computer is not printing and a technician is not available, so you perform the following activities to investigate the problem. In which order should you take these up?
1 See if the printer cartridge is finished
2 See if the printer is switched on
3 Try to print a test page using the printer self-test
4 Try to print a test page from Windows
5 See if the printer is properly attached to the computer
a. 5,4,3,2,1
b. 3,2,1,4,5
c. 3,5,4,1,2
d. 2,3,1,5,4
e. 3,1,5,2,4
What two kinds of printers are commonly in use in most office environments?
a. Industrial and private
b. Hewlett Packard and Brother
c. Laser and ink-jet
d. Black-and-white and color
e. None of the above
Which of the following are proven methods of improving your office skills?
a. Smiling and being appreciative of others, especially the clients.
b. Actively listening to, even humoring people at times.
c. Looking to resolve conflicts and bringing people together.
d. Conveying what is expected in return as an appropriate response, and avoiding ambiguity.
e. All of the above
What is ‘flexi-time’?
a. The feeling when time slows down or speeds up at certain times of the day in an office environment.
b. The flexible use of personal office hours, such as working an hour earlier one day, in order to leave an hour earlier another day.
c. Occasionally moving the hands on the office clock so everyone can go home early now and then.
d. Bringing an alarm clock to work that rings at the end of the day and at lunchtimes.
You are required to create a cost report for your department, and then present the report to the board. Which two programs would you use for these two tasks?
a. MS Powerpoint, MS Access
b. Adobe Photoshop, MS Powerpoint
c. MS Word, MS Excel
d. MS Excel, MS PowerPoint
When replying to an e-mail, who do you place in the cc: line and who in the bcc: line?
a. A person you wish to openly inform goes in the cc: line, and the same person in the bcc: line.
b. A person you wish to openly inform goes in the bcc: line, and the same person in the cc: line.
c. A person you wish to openly inform goes in the cc: line, and the person you wish to read the e-mail, but without the knowledge of either the recipient or the person in the cc: line, goes in the bcc: line.
d. A person you wish to openly inform goes in the cc: line, and the person you wish to read the e-mail without the knowledge of the recipient, but with the knowledge of the person in the cc: line, goes in the bcc: line.
Which of the following is the correct response when you are dealing with a client, and your boss enters the room?
a. Smile, stand up and politely introduce the client.
b. Stand up and salute, standing to attention.
c. Keep sitting down, but look up without smiling.
d. Keep discussing business until your boss politely interrupts.
e. a and d
What is a ‘golden handshake’?
a. The welcome to the building of a new CEO.
b. The last day in the office before the holidays.
c. The common usage for a generous employment severance package when an executive loses his or her job through restructuring, redundancy or a scheduled retirement.
d. The common usage for a series of re-hirings of past employees.
e. c and d
With regard to emails, when is bcc: used?
a. When you want to send the same mail to several people and do not want the To: and cc: recipients of the mail to know the bcc: recipients of the same mail.
b. When you want to send the same mail to several people and do not want the bcc: recipients of the mail to know who else the mail was sent to.
c. When you want to send the same mail to several people and want to receive acknowledgments from each recipient.
d. When you want to send the same mail to several people, but the mail does not support attachments.
Which of the following are considered bad manners while greeting a business visitor to your office?
a. Remaining seated while the visitor introduces himself/herself
b. Not shaking hands, but simply saying hello with a smile
c. Shaking hands from the shoulder rather than the elbow
d. Shaking hands with gloves on, or forgetting to smile
e. All of the above
You realize that the computer in your office is getting a lot of spam and unwanted e-mails. What should be your first action to stop these emails?
a. E-mail the Regulatory Authority in charge of stopping spam in order to complain.
b. E-mail the source of the emails asking them to stop them.
c. Call over a computer expert to solve the problem.
d. Look for a Remove From Mailing List link in the email.
What does the ‘glass ceiling’ refer to in a business context?
a. The internal ceiling above the boardroom, whether it is on the top floor or not.
b. The roof of the company building, frequently constructed from glass to optimize the company’s public status for the surrounding area.
c. The upper level of senior management or company executive positions which is traditionally hard to break through, for example, for women and/or minorities.
d. The imaginary level above the CEO at which the company profits skyrocket.
What is the person in charge of administering an office commonly called?
a. Office Assistant
b. Full-time Manager
c. Office Manager
d. CEO
e. None of the above
What does ‘the bottom line’ commonly refer to in an office environment?
a. The line that appears at the bottom of a paper with the company letterhead.
b. The lowest office floor in a building.
c. The same as the dotted line.
d. The basic controlling factor, notably the financial cost, regarding whether a task or project can be accomplished or not.
What is the best practice for ensuring that sensitive material to be destroyed does not leak out of the company building?
a. Always encrypt on computer disk, and shred any hard copies.
b. Shred hard copies, save onto the file.
c. Burn hard copies, save only once to the file.
d. E-mail documents to colleagues, and then close the e-mail browser.
What is the normal length of notice period for quitting job in most professional offices?
a. Either 2 weeks or 1 month
b. 2-3 months
c. 1 week
d. Up to 3 months, or longer
e. None of the above
Consider the following sentence:
‘There are 20 new PC’s in the accounts department.’
Should there be an apostrophe in PC’s?
a. No
b. Yes
c. Not sure
d. No idea
e. None of the above
When you are introducing a woman and are unsure of her marital status, which title should you use?
a. Ms.
b. Miss
c. Mrs.
d. Madam
e. None of the above
What information would the petty cash register contain?
a. Details of expenses on account of the administrative staff.
b. Details of small expenses related to the running of the office.
c. Details of expenses on account of electricity and water bills.
d. Details of expenses worth less than $80.
What is ‘outsourcing’?
a. Working outside the office, often from home.
b. Freelancing work to workers outside the main office building, often to foreign workers for cheaper labor costs.
c. A form of half working from home, half at the office.
d. Leaving work early.
You are asked to call up senior executives of your company located in different continents to inform them about the proposed dates for an international sales meeting. What is the best time to call them up?
a. During the call recipient’s office hours
b. After your office hours
c. During your office hours
d. Between 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
e. Any of the above
What is ‘commodity value’�an important business term of relevance to most office environments?
a. The value of all the office hardware, including computers and furniture.
b. An economics term meaning the intrinsic value under optimal, often free-market conditions of the product the company sells or manufactures.
c. The value of common decency between employees of a given office.
d. The cost in petty cash of all company-expense dinners in a given month.
Which of the following are good office practices when creating documents such as letters, memos, company files etc?
a. Always save to hard drive and at least one back-up, such as a CD or thumb drive.
b. Save to the hard drive and a back-up, if necessary.
c. Save to the back-up first, and then the hard drive.
d. Save once a day.
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other people in an evaluation. Choosing a GPS program is a difficult factor to
do, especially if you want to select the most appropriate to consider a price
range.
You must go to a different place. You have a map that no one
could ever understand. You sit behind the tires and ask yourself, "Will I
ever get there?" With a GPS program and conscious thought and preparation,
I would. But above all, what is GPS and how it works? First and foremost, the
GPS is short for International Positioning System. It is an artificial
satellite constellation in the area that is used to monitor place worldwide, or
even close to it.
So, you want to keep the hassle of searching on the map and
waiting for some energy for further information you in the right direction?
Then try to buy a GPS program. There are a number of GPS reviews for a large
number of manufacturers of GPS devices, and you could be on trial if they
select one. These are some of the concerns that you have to ask to be able to
select the best program for your car GPS:
How often should I use GPS? If you really are not going to
use too often, you may want to negotiate to connect and make small GPS devices.
They might be more expensive than they would be built, but are lighter and
simpler allows accessibility and car seats.
How GPS program fit? This is something very important. It
would be difficult to acquire GPS reviews GPS devices trying to set a certain
type of car, but it would be better to find these as they could tell you how
the unit fits vehicles of the same design. There are GPS watches that could be
set on the instrument panel, while there are others who sit on a stand.
What I offer and what is needed? Advances in technology
innovation could now provide GPS information as the fastest tracks, the closest
services and many more. Some people need this kind of an agreement with, some
might make use of a feedback of a place used in the screen itself, and some
might say these connections.
How do you want the data to be delivered? Sound Guidelines
GPS devices are a very great help, especially in a challenging street in which
there might well bring your vision of the top.
GPS Reviews can help
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