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What are some NO EXPERIENCE customer service jobs that someone can get into in Phoenix, AZ?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on February 7th, 2012
Question by Butterfly: What are some NO EXPERIENCE customer service jobs that someone can get into in Phoenix, AZ?
I was wondering if there are any customer service jobs in Phoenix,AZ that require no prior experience what so ever. If someone has a solid work history in security and wants to get into another field. Me and my friend have been looking around for an entry level customer service job, but most places turn my friend down because he has no customer service experience. He has a basic knowledge of computers, but his skills are very minimal. Most employers are very strict on applicants that have no prior office experience and if there is any way that someone can get experience what job would that be that would at least pay $ 10.00/hr or more??
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Answer by bobgeller
I have been with Home Depot for more than 11 yrs. Getting a job in the electrical dept might solve the problem. Customer service is the primary job, and I have noticed that electronics specialists are in demand. Good luck!
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how to step into legal process outsourcing (LPO)business?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on January 20th, 2012
Question by santy: how to step into legal process outsourcing (LPO)business?
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Answer by heart_and_troll
I’m a lawyer, and I don’t even know what this is – more info. please.
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Can i move into software testing field?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on January 17th, 2012
Question by ricky R: Can i move into software testing field?
I have completed B.E in electrical and electronics and passed out in 2008.Cuz of recession i didnt get a job in IT field so i worked in a bpo for 1 year and and right now i have got a job in service desk in a IT infrastructre management company.I am literally fed up of taking calls and want to move into software testing field as my friends insisted that there wont be much of growth in service desk field and i cannot move out of calling profile.Shall i go to s/w testing coaching classes and take that as my career.Am i taking the correct decision?
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Answer by anjulhans
You’ll also get fedup of testing soon, its better u join some programming classes. any language like php,java,.net etc
or else u may go for database like Oracle if u don’t have interest in programming.
Thats just my suggestion..
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Q&A: How can I best ingest xml data and audio files into a database which can output various formats of data?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on December 14th, 2011
Question by Huxton_Billbob: How can I best ingest xml data and audio files into a database which can output various formats of data?
I run the content department at an independent media company. We have to keep track of tens of thousands of audio files, as well as image files and metadata files in various formats that are associated with them. We also have to output files and data in even more different formats. We have been manually organising the system using excel and DOS batches, but it is getting to the stage where we need it to be more automated.
Is it possible to ingest XML/XLS data and other files all at once and add them to a database which manages data AND files? Or is this wishful thinking?
I don’t expect many people to understand what the hell I’m talking about… if you do though, please help!
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Answer by Empanada
Most RDBMS systems provide a BLOB (binary large object) data type that can be used to store data files such as audio files. You can also store XML files in an associated table/column, but it would probably be best to transform the XML and import the data into the schema rather than simply store the XML so that the audio files are searchable. I’m not aware of any off-the-shelf applications to do specifically what you’re looking for, so you might need to write an application to perform the imports/exports to your database.
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What are some good companies to invest into?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on December 9th, 2011
Question by Chip Jones: What are some good companies to invest into?
So I recently am getting into investing, and want some things to invest in. So far, I have invested a couple shares into verizon and Tim Hortons. Also, WebMD sounds intriguing, as it just took a huge drop. Are there any other companies I should look into?
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Answer by The Laganator
I would invest in Exxon Mobile because oil prices are always going up.
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Posting data from a MySQL database into a form with PHP?
Posted by PuneStuff in Pune Stuff Questions & Answers on December 9th, 2011
Question by Pure Kenergy: Posting data from a MySQL database into a form with PHP?
I am working on a client’s website that has forms for their customers. I have a login section already created, and a MySQL database will store all the client information. The login is set up to automatically redirect the user to a certain page based on their login, so in this case it will only show their forms. What I want to do is have their data such as business name, name, address, phone, etc. auto-fill into the appropriate fields so all they have to do is enter what they are writing about. Sort of to give the feel of it being customized just for the client. So when they open a form all the information about them is already in the fields (i.e. the business name field will already have their company’s name in the field). Then when they enter what they are writing about they hit submit and it goes through email (which is also already done).
Can someone direct me or tell me how you code with PHP to pull records from the MySQL database from just the specific client’s information to fill in the form fields I want filled in with the appropriate info? I see all kinds of web pages related to posting data to MySQL from a form, which I know how to do. The retrieval is what I am having issue with.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and best answer will get 10+ points. If you need further clarification on what exactly I’m trying to do let me know.
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Answer by Andrew A
pretty extensive question, i would recommend bookmarking phpbuilders.com their forums is where I taught myself php from scratch.
first you have to call up the mysql db:
$ link = mysql_connect (“server address”, ‘username’, ‘password’) or die (“Could not connect”);
}
mysql_select_db(‘database name’);
then you get your record:
$ result = mysql_query(“select * from tablename WHERE unique_id=’whatever’”);
$ row = mysql_fetch_object($ result);
then in your form you just put the value into it:
Name: