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Tue Sep 7, 2010 7:10:35 pm
The amount of work that I get escalates substantially every September. I originally thought this was a consequence of the fact that students are returning to school and my multi-millionaire clients are returning from their extended summer vacations. The trend seems to have continued this year despite the fact that the extra work that I am getting now is not from parents who have children in school nor from wealthy clients that have been traveling around the world. It just seems to be a weird coincidence that there is a sudden increase in the need for my services.
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1) deleted, Wed Sep 8, 2010 4:42:24 am
You should make a line graph of this month's activity through the years or even better do some statistics from the data plotted to see if the change in amount of work is significant. (Only if you have time, and/ or if you like math enough)
Wed Sep 8, 2010 4:47:10 am
re: comment#1
You should make a line graph of this month's activity through the years or even better do some statistics from the data plotted to see if the change in amount of work is significant. (Only if you have time, and/ or if you like math enough)
The change is so extremely significant that it's obvious without any analysis. I like math, but not accounting type math. This type of analysis would be more like paperwork than math, because the majority of it would be data collection.Sat Sep 11, 2010 7:06:23 am
Still no end in sight. I have work tomorrow and I have to reschedule several appointments next week to make room for some higher priority projects.
