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Access中,VBA通过数据库引擎可以访问的数据库有以下三种类型:本地数据库、外部数据库和 【9】 。

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In every industry there is a need for managerial staff. From first-line supervisors to top executives, managers plan and direct the work of the organization, set policy, establish channels of communication, and evaluate the work that is done. These functions require knowledge, skills, and judgment that are most effectively developed on the job. To prepare individuals for management responsibilities, many companies use Management Trainee positions. These positions are most often found in finance, trade, manufacturing, and in government agencies. Depending on the business, the position may also be referred to as marketing trainee, purchasing trainee, accounting trainee, or management intern. Whatever the title, the purpose of the position is the same: to qualify individuals for management functions within the organization. Specific duties of a Management Trainee vary widely according to the nature of the industry and the individual firm employing the trainee. Very often, a trainee’s assignments are rotated among the various departments in order to develop familiarity with the whole organization and its functions. Trainees may also get classroom instruction in subjects related to their rotational experience. Instruction may include lectures, guest speakers, projects, and oral presentations. Some organizations evaluate with tests or exams to move to another level. A Management Trainee hired by a department store may spend several months working as a clerk in one or more of the sales departments, followed by additional time working in customer services, purchasing, merchandising, and personnel departments, for example. Many firms have formal written training programs which lay out the instruction and types programs which lay out the instruction and types of assignments the trainee will receive. They also specify times for periodic evaluation of the trainee’s performance. Management traineeships may range in length from six months to two or more years. Some programs are set up, where based on the trainee’s knowledge and skill set, the trainee will progress to more challenging projects or finish the program early with incentives. The idea of a management trainee job is to evaluate the trainee’s leadership, decision-making, problem-solving, communication and organization skills, then find their niche in the company. Basically, trainees will progress and succeed based on how hard they work and the area where they excel. A permanent placement is not always guaranteed but is highly possible. A management trainee role is a great way to obtain an overview of an organization and of various kinds of jobs within the o organization. Which is not right about management trainees

A. Management trainees need to learn knowledge from different departments.
B. It takes management trainees a week to work in each department.
C. Management trainees will receive lectures in classroom and be tested by examinations.
D. Management trainees have already worked in the company for a period of time.

A. Over the next 10 years, there will be a dramatic increase in the use of electronic systems to accelerate employee learning, augment decision making, and monitor performance. Proponents of these systems argue that they enable employees to learn their jobs faster, provide workers and managers with immediate performance feedback. B. Today, college grads and professionals are just as likely to send in an electronic resume as a traditional paper-based document. And HR departments often squirrel the information in a database, which allows them to later search for applicants based on specific criteria—education or skills set, for example. The entire process-without paper, mail and filing-is faster and far more efficient. C. Work methods and functions are no longer permanent and immutable structures; they are fluid processes that require workers to adapt continuously. Organizations will be forced to question many of the "stable state" assumptions under which they’ve traditionally operated, such as who their competitors are and who their potential customers may be. D. Multimedia combining voice, image, text, and data redefines industries and competitors and creates new markets. Suppliers can act alone or in combination to market and sell goods in new ways directly to customers while bridging cultures, improving service, and collapsing cycle time. E. Now payroll and tax processing is entering the world of electronic commerce. Thanks to the Internet, companies now can zap financial data off to a bureau. Once there, the service can handle payroll calculations, spit out transaction reports, issue paychecks or manage direct deposits, complete year-end tax filing and more.

A. Technology convergence is transforming education, medicine, materials, core competencies, whole enterprises and even the definition of industries.

一个Access数据库不能大于 【11】 字节。

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