789itsfine

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   by 789itsfine 4y ago

   There is an argument to be made wrt the deleterious effects of modern recruitment's overreliance on informal personal networks.
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   by 789itsfine 4y ago

   This is where terms like "cycles of poverty/abuse", "equality of outcome", "welfare", and the like come into play, erroneously or not. Although it may vex a not-insignificant number of people: if one accep
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   by 789itsfine 4y ago

   The number of children born to a given family has fluctuated over time. It's not absurd to say that the shape of our society influences family planning. In fact, there are capitalist countries ( cough Japan) where encouraging baby-maki
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   by 789itsfine 4y ago

   That's a pyramid scheme. An MLM is (supposed to be) when product sales can still sustain the business at a marginal level, even while employing the same model of worthwhile profit being based on how many people you recruit. Of course,
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   by 789itsfine 4y ago

   As someone looking for a job, can corroborate. I can't tell you how many listings I see are for positions at recruiting firms. What kind of recruiting firm, you may ask? Why, the kind that finds technical recruiters for other companies