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I didn't realise alot of physical stores were out of stock already and only holding for preorders! Saw this at EB World Square today. Glad I got it on Steam :)

Key requirement for an accounting cadetship is being able to get into uni to study the relevant degree and then be eligible for CA. You need to be able to show that you'll get into the right course at one of the recognised unis (or whichever one the respective firm wants you to go to).

I was more interested by the new Macs they updated/announced today. iMac Pro looks awesome but reality is I'll just buy another Macbook.

Nice to play both at home and out and about thanks to PC!

I haven't seen that on a CV before but if I did it would definitely lead to more questions. Wouldn't impress me in the slightest.

Anyone else playing Tekken 7? It's so nice to have it on PC!

1. Maybe. You're wasting their time and taking a spot from someone else who might want it. 2. Yes, but not great since you're essentially backing out of a signed contract.

If it felt like a grind to write, imagine how it feels for the person who has to read them all. Without selling yourself short (eg one sentence), brevity is the key with these things.

Depends which area you join. At the end of the day it all leads to a tax return in some way/shape/form but the question is what your role in that process is.

You have an opinion of how BoS is run within your question- "where there are admins and moderators who take charge of the whole forum" Anyway, this is not relevant to the topic so I'll let others discuss the forums they use whether it be reddit/Whirlpool/etc. Each has it's own strengths and...

As in, your views on admins/mods, and how it works in one place or another.

red xbox one controller for the PC

me too. Gold class for extra enjoyment.

If you need to ask, probably not. FWIW I enjoyed them.

Really interesting perspective here!

They might care as past performance/behaviour is a good indicator of future... and it says alot about you early on before you're only doing it for the CV IMO.

I'd go D as well. Average cost comes down as fixed cost per unit decreases.

I also wasn't 100% confident between C and D but I thought 'insolvent' is when you are unable to meet your debts as and when they fall due. I also assume C because usually people talk about solvency and liquidity ratios (the latter being for short term conversion to cash to meet obligatios)...

I'd lean towards C purely because the other options just don't sound right at all. It's not identifying targets, it's not developing a strategy, and we aren't defining any objectives... so by process of elimination, it must be C.

I actually liked IPT a lot and even now, 12 years later, it's proven to be useful in my professional life and I don't work in IT.