The places I have worked had their technical staff writing the job postings, filtering resumes, interviewing canditates, and selecting which ones to make offers to. How is HR possibly going to be better at any of those things?
I do not play the HR games on purpose. If a company is dumb enough or big enough to let HR get involved in selecting white-collar candidates, I do not want to work there.
I assume airlines (and operators of other modes of transportation) consider both volume and mass in their rates. They really should charge similarly for human cargo - per seat (volume) plus some amount per unit of mass. As long as the rate is tied to the actual cost increase and not puntitive it should be okay.
This happens with every generation. The self-centered jerks reveal themselves as time goes on. The politicians are businessmen are mostly self-centered jerks.
It makes sense. If export demand spikes or production dips you want to have a reserve to use to stabilize the price so people keep buying the stuff instead of switching to something else, so your business model and power remain intact. It is for the exact same reason we have oil reserves.
Ask him what is wrong with Windows. This works for pretty much anything. People who are real experts at something understand the problems. People with shallow experience only know the good things.
We should just stop subsidizing the oil and car industries. Stop subsidizing refineries. Stop giving tax brakes to oil companies. Stop subsidizing road development out of regular taxes. Gas will hit $10/gal and the problem will take care of itself.
They would secure the rights by making it a crime to use copyrighted material without license from the rights holder. If the rights holder does not want to license it, or wants to set a high price, that is none of Congress' business.
That does not explain why the broadcasters cannot negotiate fees with the rights holders (or, more conveniently, the representatives of a large group of rights holders (BMI, ASCAP)) instead of having Congress get involved.
Can somebody explain why the government is involved in this at all? Why are royalty fees simply negotiated between the licensor and licensee?
This is not like utilities, food, or health care where we need to prevent an oligarchy from profiteering by withholding necessities. If you do not agree to the fees, do not license the content.
What is holy water actually supposed to do that you would be able to come up with any kind of complaint about? Maybe if it arrived with a dead fly floating in it, but I do not think that would be "difficult to resolve".
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The places I have worked had their technical staff writing the job postings, filtering resumes, interviewing canditates, and selecting which ones to make offers to. How is HR possibly going to be better at any of those things?
I do not play the HR games on purpose. If a company is dumb enough or big enough to let HR get involved in selecting white-collar candidates, I do not want to work there.
Then maybe you are not qualified to determine if it sounds vastly better.
I assume airlines (and operators of other modes of transportation) consider both volume and mass in their rates. They really should charge similarly for human cargo - per seat (volume) plus some amount per unit of mass. As long as the rate is tied to the actual cost increase and not puntitive it should be okay.
The passengers too.
This happens with every generation. The self-centered jerks reveal themselves as time goes on. The politicians are businessmen are mostly self-centered jerks.
It makes sense. If export demand spikes or production dips you want to have a reserve to use to stabilize the price so people keep buying the stuff instead of switching to something else, so your business model and power remain intact. It is for the exact same reason we have oil reserves.
Ask him what is wrong with Windows. This works for pretty much anything. People who are real experts at something understand the problems. People with shallow experience only know the good things.
Ditch Java applets entirely.
Members of Congress took oaths not to do what they do and I do not see any of them getting locked up.
I feel butchered. My parents have apologized for it.
That is the basis for societal morays, government, and regulation.
If you are managing multiple computers, PLEASE tell me the end users do not have write access to the browser executables in the first place.
We should just stop subsidizing the oil and car industries. Stop subsidizing refineries. Stop giving tax brakes to oil companies. Stop subsidizing road development out of regular taxes. Gas will hit $10/gal and the problem will take care of itself.
They would secure the rights by making it a crime to use copyrighted material without license from the rights holder. If the rights holder does not want to license it, or wants to set a high price, that is none of Congress' business.
That does not explain why the broadcasters cannot negotiate fees with the rights holders (or, more conveniently, the representatives of a large group of rights holders (BMI, ASCAP)) instead of having Congress get involved.
Can somebody explain why the government is involved in this at all? Why are royalty fees simply negotiated between the licensor and licensee?
This is not like utilities, food, or health care where we need to prevent an oligarchy from profiteering by withholding necessities. If you do not agree to the fees, do not license the content.
If you can press it against someone's head you can use a knife, no?
What makes you think he wants to live somewhere other than Uganda?
Statutory rape is often unforced.
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Have they banned providing free shipping and using used underwear and magic spells as packaging?
What is holy water actually supposed to do that you would be able to come up with any kind of complaint about? Maybe if it arrived with a dead fly floating in it, but I do not think that would be "difficult to resolve".
I only had that experience at one of the four schools we looked at. The other three (all Christian, one Catholic) are actually teaching science.
No.