Articulate

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by Articulate 13y ago
I appreciate your point and over simplification doesn't make any argument better- but I have often heard the counter argument of "choice" as one that rationalizes horrific conditions. If the choice is between dangerous working conditions
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by Articulate 13y ago
It really is in the power of the consumer to force companies to change. The heads of corporations are required and expected to be seeking out the highest possible returns for their investors. If their competitors use foreign labor with ve
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by Articulate 13y ago
I actually thought this was a rather profound way of thinking about that line "costs less than a cup of coffee" I used to work in public radio and this was a line that people threw in all the time and I always resisted using it. He hit th
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Don't point your finger at women, we all make emotional decisions.(articulateventures.com)
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How to tell a young(ish) person their behavior is inappropriate at work.(articulateventures.com)
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by Articulate 13y ago
Taking video is a good first step because you are right then at a minimum the 100+ people that got wait listed can see but also the 1,000s if not 10,000s of people who didn't even know that was a talk they could go to it can now see it. Th
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Girlfriend’s odd complaint about beau’s freelance career sparks concerns(m.washingtonpost.com)
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Never Wanted to Start Company Says Twitter Founder (Video)(bizjournals.com)
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Should a graduate with no experience offer to do menial work?(articulateventures.com)
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by Articulate 13y ago
That is a vast over simplification of what Yahoo is buying. They will get a lot more than advertisement space- they will get reams of user data, they will get the platform, and even as a "separate business" they can still place operational
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Why my client fired his accountant (hint: they were terrible at email)(articulateventures.com)
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by Articulate 13y ago
I quit using terms like "real job" and "real world" a long time ago (back when I was working as a deckhand on a ship). I don't like that it implies that you are doing something less- that other people are more legitimate because they are on
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Twitter Users Risk Damnation, Say Saudi Religious Police(npr.org)
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by Articulate 13y ago
With the title of this article I was ready to roll my eyes at some cheeky advice, but I was surprised that I have found this to be spot on. When your work requires any level of creativity pushing through it can often take triple or quadrup
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Google Drive triples free storage to 15GB(news.cnet.com)
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Comp Time Or Cold Cash. Which Would You Pick?(npr.org)
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by Articulate 13y ago
This is a great article, I particularly like how you admitted your mistakes and then showed the level of analysis it took to understand how to make the data say something honest and useful. Very good work here- compliments for getting a cr
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by Articulate 13y ago
You are totally right that it is incredibly hard to evaluate skills during a small in person interview. Interviews are about 40% evaluation of skill set and 60% culture fit. A lot of research show that a bad personality fit in a culture d
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Litterbugs Beware: Turning Found DNA Into Portraits(npr.org)
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Three things I didn't value my mom for...until I started running a company(articulateventures.com)
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FCC To Boost Wi-Fi On Planes(informationweek.com)
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by Articulate 13y ago
I really think that a lot of the things you suggested actually come down to relationships- just because you "hold the rights" are you going to sue someone over $500 if they use it without permission? Are you really going to require contra
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by Articulate 13y ago
I think you rightly point out that there is a lot of value that is under appreciated. Controlled schedules, steady pay, and being around people that build your skill set. Good article.
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Ask HN: how to come up with a commission percentage for salesman
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by Articulate 13y ago
Am I missing something- I like that the blogs are in circles- kind of fun but does it help me find blogs I wouldn't find otherwise?
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Cover letters then and now(adambard.com)
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Want to be the next gigabit city? Here's How(newsle.com)
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by Articulate 13y ago
It is hard to know where to simplify- I think you did a great job of pointing out things that most people think are absolute requirements. We didn't start out thinking we had to do those things, we taught ourselves to do that and you right
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by Articulate 13y ago
I think you are spot on about this. I used to evaluate a day based on my ability to sell my services, but I have come to realize that this can kill good work. I just heard a very interesting quote this morning that is applicable to entrep
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Uncommon advice for video job interviews
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