415Kathleem

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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
Does anyone else think that Soylent in and of itself is kind of ridiculous? I mean, I'm sorry that people are getting sick, and I'm thankful no one has gotten gravely ill- but come ON. You're seriously too busy to eat your me
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
I think the keys to winning people over are pretty simple, right? Kindness, authenticity, and making a good case for yourself (or whatever you're trying to persuade them on). People really don't respond well to any kind of manipul
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
While I can certainly understand where the woman who wrote this article is coming from, I really enjoy hearing and seeing women in tech. I work in tech, albeit peripherally (EA/Admin role at the moment, just getting in the door), and 9
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
I remember seeing Watson on Jeopardy years ago. He is not quite in the same league as Mr. Butlertron from Clone High, but he's pretty good all the same.
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
Definitely! If you're going to be a part of something in its early stages (or really, in any stage?), why not try to make it the best possible version of itself?
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
As the office manager of a relatively early stage startup, I think that company culture absolutely does matter. If people aren't having fun, or happy to be there, work suffers. If people are engaged with each other, sharing experiences
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
Ingenuous. Will undoubtedly save millions of lives.
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by 415Kathleem 10y ago
Love this. It's awesome to see something that's been around for hundreds of years and been so many people's gateway drug into the arts get a much needed facelift.