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By: SeppeVanderMastTEW • 1 year ago
Personally, I got to H12 when making a smv for this profession. However, when comparing this smv with the smv I already have (book lessons notes), a lot of info was missing. I really don't trust to learn just this document. Also, it has a huge number of pages, but purely because each page contains so little text. Is quite misleading.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
Strange that info was missing for you. I summarized the whole book and read each chapter. It is a lot of pages, because it contains many drawings that are important. If you want more info, next time I will translate the book completely and put it on Stuvia. Then it is no longer sv of course, but enough info for you;)
By: SeppeVanderMastTEW • 1 year ago
It was clear that the summary was largely a copy-paste google translate translation of the slides, with some extra information indeed. I found the free smv on widoc a lot better since, and yours only used for the new parts. What a pity that you unfairly charge such a high cost for it.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
I didn't ask to buy this sv if you thought it was too expensive. I worked on it a lot for six months, the book counted 600p. I used the slides yes, which is also logical if it had all the info that was needed on it. If the sv on widoc is better for you, no problem. Anyway, I made the sv for myself first and it helped me a lot.
By: SeppeVanderMastTEW • 1 year ago
There may be the problem:) If you make a summary with the intention to sell it afterwards (and especially if you ask for a nice amount) you should always put yourself in the buyer's shoes when making it. After all, many buy it as the only source of information, and have not read/attended the book/lessons prior to the book/lessons.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
I don't need a lesson on how to sell a sv;) If you only make a sv to sell it, maybe the problem lies with you;)
By: SeppeVanderMastTEW • 1 year ago
If you make a sv and have the intention to sell it afterwards (as is the case with you), it is only logical to complete it in such a way that it is equally clear to potential buyers. Is a matter of being able to help others effectively with it, and not a “figure it out for yourself” mentality.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
I don't really understand why you want to discuss any further. Stuvia's intention is to help students and I did that by sharing this sv. If you are going to sell it, you can add a nice layout or the like so that the document is taken care of.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
When you make a sv, you only put in information that is important to you, right? I sell gwn what I made throughout the year for myself and who would like to share to help others. It will benefit one person more than the other, which also makes sense. You should know that as a salesman, too.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
It's not a “figure it out for yourself” mentality. The moment I make a sv, I'm not sure if I'm going to sell it yet. I don't think about it until I get to the end of my sv.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
I sell my sv my way and you shouldn't try to give me lessons on how to best sell a sv. I'm not here to start a business, but to earn a small penny for my efforts.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
If you didn't like this recap, you let your stars know. Furthermore, I have nothing more to add to this. Of course, if you want to speak even further, that is always allowed in the chat.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
Good luck with the next exams and hopefully until another purchase:) if not, I fully understand that!
By: skl1 • 1 year ago
All chapters with the slides and graphs merged into one document, but additional notes or explanations for charts and topics were missing.
By: xnobiajanssens • 1 year ago
Too bad that you found that topics and explanations were missing. I can really assure you that I have read and summarized the whole book, sentence by sentence, to say. Perhaps you will come to an insight as you learn the summary further? It's not just thrown charts and slides into a document, I've been working on it all six months.
By: luytenmax • 1 year ago
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