HARD SKILLS
These are skills that may be taught, defined, and measured. Hard skills are the opposite of soft skills, which are less tangible and harder to measure. Hard skills include job skills like typing, reading and writing, math, and the ability to use software programs; soft skills are personality-driven skills such as getting along with other people, and etiquette.
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Certificate of Origin - CO
Document declaring the country where a commodity or good was produced. It contains information on the product’s destination and country of ex ...
SEC Form N-8A
SEC Form N-8A is also referred to as the Notification of Registration Filed Pursuant to Section 8(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940. This me ...
Credit Event
Sudden and tangible change in a borrower’s credit standing or drop in credit rating. Such event questions the borrower’s capacity to pa ...
Alternative Dispute Resolution
The count of disparate processes by insurance companies in resolving claims and disputes. ADR is used to avoid expensive and consuming litigation a ...
HNL
The abbreviation for the currency of Honduras, Honduran Lempira.
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