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I am trying to link my soundcloud account to rekordbox but when i sign in and it brings me to another window to sign into soundlcloud nothing happens. I have go+. basically i login but nothing happen

I’m getting ready for an interview with Apple and this is my first interview with any faang company. What should I expect and prepare for? Interview questions they might ask, how they do interviews, anything is helpful and thank you in advance.

For some background about the role specifically, it mentions fpa and forecasting experience with familiarity with revenue and margin concepts. Evaluating commercial deals and partnerships including pricing; discounts and elasticity. And just other typical analytics skills like sql.

I worked for the state as a fin/reimbursment student assistant for a few years just to give an idea of where I’m coming from.

Interview for apple- fin analyst

I’m getting ready for an interview with Apple and this is my first interview with any faang company. What should I expect and prepare for? Interview questions they might ask, how they do interviews, anything is helpful and thank you in advance.

For some background about the role specifically, it mentions fpa and forecasting experience with familiarity with revenue and margin concepts. Evaluating commercial deals and partnerships including pricing; discounts and elasticity. And just other typical analytics skills like sql.

I worked for the state as a fin/reimbursment student assistant for a few years just to give an idea of where I’m coming from.

I’m getting ready for an interview with Apple and this is my first interview with any faang company. What should I expect and prepare for? Interview questions they might ask, how they do interviews, anything is helpful and thank you in advance.

For some background about the role specifically, it mentions fpa and forecasting experience with familiarity with revenue and margin concepts. Evaluating commercial deals and partnerships including pricing; discounts and elasticity. And just other typical analytics skills like sql.

I worked for the state as a fin/reimbursment student assistant for a few years just to give an idea of where I’m coming from.

I’m getting ready for an interview with Apple and this is my first interview with any faang company. What should I expect and prepare for? Interview questions they might ask, how they do interviews, anything is helpful and thank you in advance.

For some background about the role specifically, it mentions fpa and forecasting experience with familiarity with revenue and margin concepts. Evaluating commercial deals and partnerships including pricing; discounts and elasticity. And just other typical analytics skills like sql.

I worked for the state as a fin/reimbursment student assistant for a few years just to give an idea of where I’m coming from.

I’m getting ready for an interview with Apple and this is my first interview with any faang company. What should I expect and prepare for? Interview questions they might ask, how they do interviews, anything is helpful and thank you in advance.

For some background about the role specifically, it mentions fpa and forecasting experience with familiarity with revenue and margin concepts. Evaluating commercial deals and partnerships including pricing; discounts and elasticity. And just other typical analytics skills like sql.

I worked for the state as a fin/reimbursment student assistant for a few years just to give an idea of where I’m coming from.

I have a interview coming up for a BSA II and I’m trying to prepare. I don’t have any experience understanding business needs, what helps drives a business or just working a position that understands the business operations in general . I’ve been doing research on what it takes to be a good BSA to better understand the role.

I’m afraid that because I specifically lack that experience it’ll make me fall short compared to the rest of potential candidates.

My question is if they ask me if I have experience with business operations then my obvious answer would be no but what could I say to put me in a better position to still be considered a qualified candidate for the job? Anything would be great, thank you in advance.

Some background info about my experience is that I worked for the state for a couple years in a finance division reimbursing hospitals, working with reconciliation processes, worked with other teams for reimbursement projects, operational reportings and other stuff. I just graduated with an MIS degree. I also have a SDLC project where I worked with an actual client with my team to help build a new fully working website. This project I’m going to try and use as one of my biggest strengths since it aligns with the role the most

Prepping for a business systems analyst II and wanted to know what I should prepare for? Anything is helpful, thank you.

I’m trying to prepare myself cuz I feel a bit underqualified. I’m graduating with an MIS degree, I worked in the state as a fin/reimbursment student assist and I had a SDLC proj so I’m assuming I’ll be able to use that for help.

Here’s some of the duties listed just to give a better idea of the work

Oversees all aspects of the Software Development Lifecycle for enterprise-wide software solutions by reviewing, analyzing, and creating detailed documentation of business unit needs, including workflow, program functions, and steps required to implement technical business processes. 
Drives efficient and effective joint business/IT requirements and solution discussions in addition to stakeholder review meetings.
Provide high-quality analytical system solutions for key stakeholders.
Identifies software functional gaps and opportunities of improvement.
Collaborates with product owners to create product backlog by using Agile practices.
Creates user stories with relevant acceptance criteria.
Participates with the implementation of projects as technical subject matter expert from beginning to completion.
Participate in scrum events such as daily scrums, sprint planning, backlog refinement, sprint retrospective and reviews.
Supports Agile practices and encourages the improvement of service.
Designs, creates, and documents process flows, technical requirements list, specifications, diagrams, scenarios, mockups, and/or models for the development team using Visio, MS Word, Excel, PDF, SharePoint, and other like tools.
Provide Tier 2 application support to uphold day-to-day business line operations, including the resolution of all internal tickets to a timely and successful resolution for all Enterprise-wide managed software solutions.

So applied to a role and start messaging recruiters on LinkedIn afterwards leaving a kind note that I applied and what not to stand out and sure enough one got back to me for a phone interview. While waiting for a response from one I was still actively applying to a few roles from that same company. Would it be a bad idea to bring up applying to another role? Basically I’d be asking for a chance to interview for the other role too

Constantly seeing people recommending to put education at either the top or bottom of peoples resume. Which is better to put your education and why?

I currently have mine at the bottom

I haven’t received any interviews from jobs I’ve applied to and I’m applying to jobs daily. I don’t do cover letters typically but does it make a difference? Am I more likely to get noticed with a cover letter attached? My friends say how they do cover letters so it got me thinking about how I got about applying to jobs. Although they don’t apply to the same area of work as I do because I’m applying to data/finance analyst jobs while they are heading for architecture and pharmaceuticals.

I been trying to sleep train my 14 month old but I’ve been also inconsistent just because me and my partner feel bad when she’s crying. I feel like I’m trying to teach her too late since she can get up in her crib and stand up crying. I know about the methods like Ferber which is checking on them in intervals. Also my baby wakes up a few times through the night and one of them I usually give a bottle for feeding.

I wanted to see if anyone sleep trained they baby at this age and had luck. If so did you face these types of issues?