The Difference Between a Training Generalist and a Training Specialist

question 5

Multiple Choice

The difference between a training generalist and a training specialist is that:

• A) a generalist makes more money than a specialist.
• B) a generalist is a "jack-of-all-trades."
• C) a generalist is usually housed in large training departments.
• D) a generalist performs the same tasks everyday.

Apply knowledge of internal control principles to identify weaknesses in control systems.

Calculate and assess the financial metrics related to cash management, such as days' sales uncollected.

Understand the procedures and documentation involved in cash disbursements and the role of vouchers in the accounting process.

Understand how to create and modify fields in a database, including multivalued and lookup fields.

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Definitions:

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