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Jobs used to do the same thing back when I was in Help Desk. Some places be on that bullshyt
WHen you see this, it doesnt mean you have to have all of that. If you can get into an interview, you have a shot to get the job. Typically, they list all of those to weed people out. If you have 50% of whats listed, go ahe
I'm good tho ,I did save some cash
im in the process of learning sql maybe i should take up google analytics too
I mean, there is no telling what will be on your skills assessment. You could try to look on glassdoor to see if anyone posted. But the reality is, just make sure you can talk intelligently about whats on your resume and most of the topics in the job description and be honest. Dont front that you know something when you don't. They can sniff that out easy.
Introduction to Object-Oriented JavaScript 
MYAPP.commonMethod = {
regExForName: "", // define regex for name validation
regExForPhone: "", // define regex for phone no validation
validateName: function(name){
// Do something with name, you can access regExForName variable
// using "this.regExForName"
},
validatePhoneNo: function(phoneNo){
// do something with phone number
}
}
// Object together with the method declarations
MYAPP.event = {
addListener: function(el, type, fn) {
// code stuff
},
removeListener: function(el, type, fn) {
// code stuff
},
getEvent: function(e) {
// code stuff
}
// Can add another method and properties
}
// Syntax for Using addListener method:
MYAPP.event.addListener("yourel", "type", callback);
just went to bed pissed off I felt like a dumbass 
