That's not true, just knowing how to code gives a certain peek into logic. A fatally flawed binary sort of logic, but logic none the less. We need more logical people.
And, you also have to network, or have someone singing your praises. You can be the best of the best, but if nobody knows, it's only good for personal satisfaction.
The only people I know that really push for the 'on site' mentality in my field are the upper management or shareholders that just want to see their minions slaving feverishly beneath them.
Don't forget the older workers who just want everyone else to deal with the shit they used to deal with. Those are the people making most decisions in corporations and governments :-(
The three kids from multiple fathers can be talked about all you want. As a catholic, i let God judge and try to help my fellow humans.
Our demand is that, however you badmouth someone, you deal with the reality that exists. If that means three innocent kids need to eat and their caretaker needs assistance to give them the stable environment that will allow them to thrive and make better choices; we would like t o deal with that situation.
Well said, and low interest rates are causing more and more risk aversion for large funds. Larger funds are also preferred by bankers, because it's easier to skip afew percent.
Not true, a major problem with the current economy is the low interest rates. There are huge pools of money looking to be invested, and only so many places to invest them. That's what's running up stock prices and moving us back into bubble territory.
Founded in i38o, the Evening News, which was establishment and
Republican, had been run by the Butler family, which also owned a
local television station and a fortune in American Airlines stock. In recent
decades, the proprietor had been Kate Robinson Butler, a grande
dame who traveled with her poodle in a Rolls-Royce. Butler had built a
lavish printing plant, rimmed with distinctly nonnative tropical plants,
and had gone to similar expense to avoid trouble with unions.* Employees
who hac once tied the papers by hand had continued at their
posts after the work was automated. As papers came off the runway, the
workers would pass their hands over the conveyors, as if offering a sacrament.
They were known as "blessers."6 But the family's stewardship
had ended with Butler's death, in 1974. Now the paper was up for sale
by her estate.
Sounds like classic mismanagement to me, less of a union problem.
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That's not true, just knowing how to code gives a certain peek into logic. A fatally flawed binary sort of logic, but logic none the less.
We need more logical people.
Sounds like a job for a lawyer, but there will not be a happy customer at the end.
Violence is like duct tape, if it doesn't fix the problem, you didn't use enough.
Bingo!
Your typical passive aggressive boss will tell you OK, then undermine your efforts and make you fail.
voice of experience
Your making less then $8 / hour?
And, you also have to network, or have someone singing your praises. You can be the best of the best, but if nobody knows, it's only good for personal satisfaction.
Best-of-best speaking from experience...
;-)
The only people I know that really push for the 'on site' mentality in my field are the upper management or shareholders that just want to see their minions slaving feverishly beneath them.
Don't forget the older workers who just want everyone else to deal with the shit they used to deal with. Those are the people making most decisions in corporations and governments
:-(
These are problems that have been dealt with effectively by dispatch technicians and truckers.
You take those filthy words back!
Sometimes a different UI is mandated due to stupid copy right rules.
Not just skilled labor, labor in general. Capital has run amok.
The disparity in currency value allowed alot of people to make alot of money when Greece entered the EU.
Sorry, but "The Turner Diaries" is just a wet dream, it has no basis in reality.
The US prints dollars, the debt is in dollars. Think about your assertion and tell us how it could ever come to pass.
The three kids from multiple fathers can be talked about all you want. As a catholic, i let God judge and try to help my fellow humans.
Our demand is that, however you badmouth someone, you deal with the reality that exists. If that means three innocent kids need to eat and their caretaker needs assistance to give them the stable environment that will allow them to thrive and make better choices; we would like t o deal with that situation.
Well said, and low interest rates are causing more and more risk aversion for large funds. Larger funds are also preferred by bankers, because it's easier to skip afew percent.
Not true, a major problem with the current economy is the low interest rates. There are huge pools of money looking to be invested, and only so many places to invest them. That's what's running up stock prices and moving us back into bubble territory.
Doing this in an oven you bake food in can be detrimental to your long term health.
So, what your saying is, "Nits make lice"
Ask Nonnus how that turns out...
Thanks, i will check that out.
I've been toying with a container for a bit-torrent, so I can run a vpn without losing my external inbound ssh.
Thank you.
Founded in i38o, the Evening News, which was establishment and Republican, had been run by the Butler family, which also owned a local television station and a fortune in American Airlines stock. In recent decades, the proprietor had been Kate Robinson Butler, a grande dame who traveled with her poodle in a Rolls-Royce. Butler had built a lavish printing plant, rimmed with distinctly nonnative tropical plants, and had gone to similar expense to avoid trouble with unions.* Employees who hac once tied the papers by hand had continued at their posts after the work was automated. As papers came off the runway, the workers would pass their hands over the conveyors, as if offering a sacrament. They were known as "blessers."6 But the family's stewardship had ended with Butler's death, in 1974. Now the paper was up for sale by her estate.
Sounds like classic mismanagement to me, less of a union problem.
Whoa....
take your competency and get out of this discussion.