Auditors are utterly terrible at catching all but the most obvious fraud. Most large companies are audited by people just barely out of college and with no real experiance.
Good luck investing!
Good luck investing!
4. Restaurant food freebies, improved service, & better quality: Develop a relationship with the waiters & cooks at your favorite restaurants. Working in the food industry is stressful & typically crappy, but having nice regulars who tip well & actually talk to you = bonus points. You usually get hooked up with freebies (especially if you go to sushi bars!) & better service + better quality of food. You don't have to tip a million dollars, but a couple bucks over normal basically gives you VIP treatment because that's a direct benefit to your server. You are taking care of them, so they will take care of you. And knowing the person you usually deal with at a restaurant makes you a familiar face, so they learn what you like, make sure you have a consistently good experience, etc.
This may sound silly from a high-level perspective, because visiting a place often & tipping a couple extra dollars usually isn't a gamechanger in any other industry, but again, as a food industry worker you're usually busy all day & not paid well, so having someone give you some positive attention & throw a little bonus in your tip is always welcome & instantly pushes you to the top of the priority list because that can make a BIG difference in someone's day, especially if they've been shorted on tips & had mean customers all day long.
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Also: CASH TIPS ARE BEST. Seriously: Guys, if you're going to cultivate a restaurant... {Not a bad idea for anyone with an active dating life}. Make a point of tipping in cash when you can. The staff will notice, and will remember you for it.
And those databases flag hours never equal the actual hours. Rarely does something take longer.go to a better shop, most shops use a database like AllData for how long a job is so they can bill you properly. if they take longer you save money if the tech is faster it benefits them.
The majority of makeup and cosmetics that cost a large amount of money are usually little better than the less expensive stuff. You're usually paying for an extra shiny, sparkly cardboard box designed by a capable graphic designer.
Most hand bags that cost thousands are practically identical to ones that can be hand for $100. The 1000% markup comes from stamping a logo on it.
Why is this? Is it to take advantage of consumer purchasing habits?The cheapest wine at a restaurant is usually higher quality than the next to cheapest.
This is actually my wife's who is an optometrist. When she first started out she used to work for this incredibly cheap old guy. One time the prescription she wrote was questioned by him because she did not cut it. I asked her why the fuck he would do that. She said his reasoning is people get a headache from getting the full prescription. I called bullshit and she said yeah...he needs people to come back more often because there isn't alot of margin in the business. So pay attention if the final prescription you get isn't as clear compared to what they got you to on the refractor, they are jipping you
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Auditors are utterly terrible at catching all but the most obvious fraud. Most large companies are audited by people just barely out of college and with no real experiance.
Good luck investing!
Yup. A lot of people don't want to buy the cheapest available, so they get the next to cheapest.Why is this? Is it to take advantage of consumer purchasing habits?
Auditors are utterly terrible at catching all but the most obvious fraud. Most large companies are audited by people just barely out of college and with no real experiance.
Good luck investing!
Timmy is all about risks.
He braved Hurricane Katrina, plays RISK solo, risks getting banned from websites constantly, and takes the risk of dying alone.
He's Captain Risk.
Oh man, I bought the wifey a Louis Vuitton bag last year. That makes me sad...
This one is true, and shameful. Professional auditing is a joke - a carefully walked tightrope of covering your bases while not pissing of the client who is paying you.
I don't think that is really a secret. Auditors aren't really hired for the goal of detecting fraud.
are you saying you can just make up a coupon over the phone? eg, "i gotta coopawn fo' a large one toppin' fa six dollas"? i highly doubt that, i think most coupons have codes, and they ask for the coupon when you pay. you might get away with that once, if they already cooked your pizza but i doubt you could do that every time you order
IT. We Google about 90% of the problems.
In government contracting, projects of any appreciable size need to be put out to bid. The requirements for the bid are spelled out in a thick document known as a Request For Proposal, or RFP. These RFPs are carefully written so that only certain pre-selected products/vendors will qualify, and the product vendors themselves will provide architectural and engineering specifications that can be copied and pasted into the RFP. The government department that originated the bid request is usually in on it as well.