Recent content by mrpotatoed

how do I check what days I'm rostered for the next few days? Cant find on successfactors

yeah.... just told them I cant come and that's that. They cancelled my next two shifts though, not sure if that's cause they are pissed off at me or what though lol.

Yeah... he said the boss would get super annoyed at me. He also said it was in my contract that I had to give a week's notice. That doesn't seem right though, as they have cancelled my shifts literally with a few hours notice. Would be kind of unfair if they could do that to me but I can't to them.

Hi guys, parents recently said I have to leave Sydney for Christmas, but I have a shift on the 24th that I cant make. Only found out that I have to leave Sydney today so told them today (22nd) but they said it was too late for them to change the roster and I would have to work on that day. As a...

hahaha sorry should have clarified I meant for the interview, but I guess ill just wear that for the interview also. How are the people you work with? Easy to make friends?

Ahahah I see, do you think rocking up in a t-shirt and shorts will matter. Also how do you find the work?

Hey guys... I have an interview at woolies tomorrow and was wondering what some common questions are? (and any tips) Applying for a replenishment role.

Thanks for the help guys

I don't know how to use latex but I'll try to just type it out manually. Use the MVT to show that: (x-a)/a>ln(x/a)>(x-a)/x if x>a>0 (sorry all the inequalities are the wrong way around, for someone reason my text disappears if I write it normally)

How do you use the MVT to prove inequalities where its x>a>0 instead of just x>0? Like when its x>0 you can just let b=x and a=0 in the MVT formula thingy but not sure what to do for this. Examples are Q 97b and 98a,c,d of the math 1151 calc booklet at unsw. Any help appreciated.

yeah lecture slide was wrong should be x^2

How do you prove that the limit of (x-4)/(x-2) is 4, as x approaches 2? Full working please if possible!

99.4.. a little pissed off cause the calculators all told me .6 so now im below my goal but yolo

not sure if this has been asked, too lazy to read through this but this is something to consider: What is the difference between a geosynchronous and geostationary orbit? (not 100% sure if this is even in the syllabus)

you don't lose marks for writing too much, but generally when ppl do they contradict themselves or talk about irrelevant points which makes you lose marks