As a manager, I often need to hire someone fast and will end up having to go above market to get good talent to make the move.
I can’t afford to increase everyone else’s salary by the same amount.
I will do it because I want to add help quickly to the team to avoid burnouts.
It’s such a tough spot to be in.
On top of all that, it’s hard to judge the level of experience compared to current employeed before the person gets onboarded.
As a Canadian, I feel like this is terrible news. From a web publisher point of view, I do agree that Google is going to far sometimes by embeding the content directly in the SERP. They take it so far that most of the time you don’t even need to click on the article to get the summary.
I know this has been asked a million times but when are we going to get a great printer company? Right now we have to settle for the least bad manufacturer.
I already open my 1password with fingerprint on my Mac and with Face ID on my iPhone. But if something goes wrong, I still have my strong master password. I don’t see the problem this is trying to solve.
I still wonder some days if I’m the only "real" conscious observer and all of you are just "programs". There’s really no way to tell even with humans. And the only reason why we assume we are all having a similar human experience is because we all seem to be made of the same stuff.
If you think you hold the truth, you don’t. If you think your position is unbiased, you’re wrong. We are all flawed and ignorant humans and recognizing it is the first step to enlightenment.
As an MBA actually running a medium size business, this article makes my head hurt. I think all these layoffs will be a healthy purge for the better allocation of resources, aka the economy.
Someone should fix phone calls. It shouldn’t be so easy to spam and phone numbers should be clearly associated with the business behind it. Something similar to SSL certs. Also, I remember seeing in the Twilio API an option to add a call reason. It would be great to have a 50 char sentence explaining why I’m being called so I can decide whether to answer or not.