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The original article this is almost all ripped from is here: http://www.businessinsider.com/workday-talent-insights-can-predict-when-employees-will-leave-2015-4

• nissimk 12y ago
  They probably both copy/pasted the same press release.
  • strictnein 12y ago
    The article on thestack.com did link to the Business Insider article, but you're right, this is content marketing (previously known as press release regurgitation) by Workday.
• MichaelCrawford 12y ago
  Oddly, I cannot use Mac OS X Safari to copy the linked article's text to the clipboard. I intended to quote a bit in an HN comment but no, it was not to be. That's done was some javascript, the easiest approach is simply to disable JS. That doesn't work as sometimes a script is used to fetch the text with ajax or so. If someone is taking great pains to prevent the GUI Clipboard from working in any way, then no doubt their own text was lifted from someone who took no such pains. :-/
  • kbenson 12y ago
    Works fine for me in Chrome on Windows. Maybe it's just a misbehaving event handler, or some bug in Safari? I guess it's possible it's a bug/feature in Chrome on Windows preventing horrible behavior, but I imagine Chrome+Windows is more likely to be a default test case than Safari+Mac.