Re: Hotel and Rest. Management Major and CS Minor?
I think in running (that is, managing?) a food service, or in managing
anything, Visual Basic for Applications for Excel is a good place to
start. As long as you have a copy of Microsoft Excel you can start
programming (as it has a built-in IDE: press and hold Alt then F11).
You will be able to automate routine tasks, calculations etc. and leave
your competitors for dead. Few people in business know about this and
the programmers that do are usually not coding in a business
environment.
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