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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Normalized Earnings
It may refer to the following:
Earnings adjusted for cyclical ups and downs in the economy.
On the balance sheet, earn ...
Advanced Funded Pension Plan
A pension plan that is funded along with the accrued benefits of the employee. It is intended for the preparation of the retirement of the employee ...
Point-Of-Sale Terminal
An electronic-transaction terminal. It normally has a computer, cash register and other equipment used to sell goods or services.
Earnings Momentum
Term describing the corporate earnings per share (EPS) growth accelerates or decelerates from the previous fiscal quarter or year. It normally coex ...
Nonlegal Investment
A security of sub-investment quality made by a legal representative that does not follow to requirements of defined statutes. Nonlegal investments ...
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| 23:00 | Westpac Consumer Confidence | 3 quarter | |
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| 04:00 | Industrial production | Aug | |
| 04:00 | Retail Sales | Aug |
