RobertWheeler
Re:What is ACCA course? Is that worth pursuing?
on Tuesday July 25, 2017 @04:10AM (#14846039)
I also looked at going into accounting, but I looked at the AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) qualification to get my feet wet as I haven't been at college for years.
ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is a highly recognized accounting qualification, but your friend will also need to gain experience working in an accounting office like a Chartered Accounts as without any accounting/finance work experience your friend may struggle to land a job in accounting as it is a hotly contested job market at the moment.
Re:Show HN: Using Let's Encrypt, you should also use Expirify
on Friday July 21, 2017 @11:23AM (#14821252)
That's great, and your solution is okay for individual developers, but Expirify is designed so that you can notify your whole development team whether they are onsite or remote of an expiring domain or SSL certificate in case someone is on holiday, like the Lead Developer and can't action renewing an expiring domain or SSL certificate.
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Re:Show HN: Tech job board for over 30's in the UK
on Wednesday October 26, 2016 @04:27PM (#12800147)
Idea was that companies looking for experienced workers over 30 (in the UK workers 25 and under get a lower wage) pay £30 to advertise a job for 30-days paid via PayPal.
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