E-learning Demo
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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Welcome to the Chipotle team. You've just gained a superpower. You see we believe that food has the power to change the world, which is why we focus on hiring passionate people like you and championing what makes them super like Tonya's superpower of smiling so much that no customer walks away without 12 or thomas. And his uncanny ability to creep people out with his double jointed arm. What's wrong with you? So whether you grow your career, chase your passion or just pick up a few superpowers of your own along the way, we want to help you get a real start and today that means learning the ropes. So hit next. And let's go welcome to comp T. I. A certification training. This course will prepare you for three comp T. A. I. T. Certifications that are ideal for entry level and mid level professionals through learning the fundamentals of it, discovering how to build and manage a data network, learning about routing and switching. Risk assessment and data recovery, let's play a game. How many words can you create with the letters A. F. R. And I. You found fair. That's great. What else who far good one for you're doing great. There's one more. Can you guess it air? That's right Dorothy. You've done a great job filling in for Joshua during his absence and handling the schedule for the crew all these weeks. No problem. Mark I was happy to help out. How do you feel about taking over that task permanently. I feel like the crew is happy with the schedule and we've seen an improvement in productivity with the combinations of personnel. You put together. The fundamental theorem of calculus is a theorem that links the concept of differentiating a function, calculating the gradient, with the concept of integrating a function, calculating the area under the curve. The first part of the theorem, sometimes called the first fundamental theorem of calculus, states that one of the anti derivatives, also known as an indefinite integral, say F of some function F may be obtained as the integral of F with the variable bound of integration.