Using the compounding formula, that translates into an annual return of 1.89%!

Most jobs require that piece of paper, regardless of how little it actually translates into the real world of what you majored in. 

Some of my experience translates, some of it doesn't.

As a hiring manager, I'd look at your resume having dropped out of college and pass, as I have for almost two decades as a hiring manager.I had what it took to do all that and that translated into what it takes to become a millionaire like others said.

These details translate into dollars.

The best part is they answer because they care, so there is no alterer motive.

Should I trust nothing is being lost in translation?

I mean you don’t speak Spanish and that’s fine, but it is 2019, google has translators available.

I'm a Project Manager from Montclair and at present we're accepting bids for alterations & renovations of a 4 family in the area.

Not sure what got lost in translation lol.