Dept. of Revenue - Tax Law Specialist - Skills Test?

Hello!
I have an upcoming interview i am on the fence to take. It is for a job as stated above - Tax Law Specialist with DoR. There is an hour long skills verification test. I am curious if anyone has experience or insight into what this might be! No other info was provided, but i really
appreciate anyone’s help on what to expect for the skills test specifically! Thanks!

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u/RetroviewsGaming — 16 days ago
▲ 5 r/halo

just a thought…do you guys think the early access edition has the “day one” patch we usually get applied?

Just a thought for lots of things that seem reported as unfinished or glitching. wasn’t sure if people with the premium access had to download a patch as well, or if one will go live with global launch later this week?

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u/RetroviewsGaming — 24 days ago

Does anyone have the definitive answer? Do unedited Live Streams saved to your channel automatically under the "LIVE" tab hurt the algorithm for edited, posted videos? See descrip!

Hello and TYIA!

Trying to answer this age old question - does leaving my live streams, unedited, automatically uploaded to the LIVE tab, hurt my channel in any way?

Im a small youtuber channel, gaming focused.

My long form, high effort videos are deep dives into games. They are under the videos tab as things I upload.

I stream a few times a week too, and have heard conflicting things:

  1. Live Streams that are automatically uploaded to the LIVE tab will not affect the algorithm because they are classed differently, BUT if you edit them in any way, shave off the intro/outro etc., Youtube now considers it a "VOD" since it has been edited and it is factored in some way into your 'regular' video postings/algorithm.

  2. Live Streams that are automatically uploaded to the LIVE tab WILL affect the algorithm, and it would be better for me to unlist them so Youtube does not consider them at all.

Equally, uploading edited streams into a highlights video, will count as a regular video and that can screw things up, so I've stayed away from that to keep my video content focused.

Thanks for any insight you have!

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u/RetroviewsGaming — 2 months ago
▲ 13 r/TheGamerLounge+12 crossposts

I hope you enjoy this video about the classic game Max Payne, a bullet time noir tragedy about a detective caught in a drug conspiracy! Let me know what you think <3

u/RetroviewsGaming — 4 months ago