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Gortal278
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You don't need to be competitive, just reasonably productive and have a spine. Find a role that works for you. Ideally in an area of interest. I'd say put in the interview prep to land something good that pays well. There are a to
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Flat taxes are not "progressive taxes", you don't know what you are talking about.
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I ramped up to do a bunch of interviews last year after some covid layoffs and, I'd rather the format stayed in its current form. It isn't great, but I can study one style of interviews and apply that across the board to all the c
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I think the op was talking of being obese, which it sounds like you are not.
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You can do your taxes for free, it's just a total pita because the tax code is complicated.
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5y ago
Each state has is own tax requirements, the federal government has it's own tax requirements, some cities (NYC, Detroit etc) have they own tax requirements. You have the ability to specify how much tax you wish to be with held by your
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They have 2.1million paying subscribers. I'd say it's more mainstream than cult.
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5y ago
Yeah, and you might get into a funk and decide to just hit it really hard one time and then you are pretty much back where you started. I found cold turkey worked best.
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I found just cutting it out to work best rather than wean off if it. It sucks for about a week, but overall quiting caffeine was harder. Just don't have any lying around and don't go to the store to buy more. I had trouble sleepin
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Join a rec league in your city, pick up a new hobby like working out, or rock climbing. Also a group of work friends isn't a bad thing, especially if they can introduce you to new people, friends etc.
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Yeah, stay away from companies with generous employee benefits. That will show them!
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> mostly because I know that I would panic and perform poorly in this kind of interview, so I don't really see the point of practicing for that That disappears with practice. Just start slow, do a couple of easy leetcode questions a
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Go work at a summer camp. It'll be good for you.
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A mirror would be appreciated
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> As well as any nation who's best and brightest minds refuse to contribute while their adversaries have no such qualms. I am worried about this somewhat. I know a few too many great engineers reluctant to work on defense work becau
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Unfortunately you need to practice to pass these tests, that's it. It's not really reflective on your competence as a developer it's just a different skill set. The anxiety will become more manageable as you get better at sol
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5y ago
Shrug it off and keep your head down. Keep on producing good work. Your manager should of deflected this sort of stuff and you are a junior developer. The responsibility doesn't really fall on you. Take some notes about what you can do
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195k base + 24.3k bonus (12.5% of base) + $191k RSU (annual) Unicorn startup, ipo soon. Remote. West coast.
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E is dumb, d is pretty manageable but the cowards way out and c is the right answer. You are undoubtedly capable of working these jobs just for whatever reason you seem unwilling to grind out the interviews. Yep it sucks, and it takes a lon
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I'd suggest you leave and find something else. It doesn't sound like you are cut out to handle the corporation structure politics. > So I reach out to the manager and ask what is going on. This is a simple task, I said. Why doe
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A whole lot of wtf in this. I am not sure what compelled to keep reading.
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Can anyone share any revenue generating web3 projects/companies that don't rely on speculative holding of various coins or Coinbase like exchanges? I am interested in learning more but haven't had any luck finding anything of
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> All countries which do not spend anything like what we do on defense, are not under Chinese or russian domination, AND nearly all have longer life expectancy than we do while at the same time spending much much much less on a per capit
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I would move to Arizona, COVID was only there for a few weeks. Phoenix is over it completely.
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Thanks for sharing the company names, I respect that!
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I am pretty fine with people bailing out of shit jobs, more power too them. Not sure how I feel about rebelling and just not working, sooner or later it's likely these people will need to be supported by someone.I wouldn't wish re
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> Sometimes they are a sign of a person who is really smart but did not have sufficient formal education. Doubtful
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I have always been surprised by how many students of lambda and equivalent graduate to immediately teach at these bootcamps. It just seems gross.
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Hiring and recruiter outreach mostly happens on LinkedIn. Your unwillingness to use the platform is holding you back severely. I suggest you work on updating your profile and using it for job applications.
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It doesn't have to be an insider
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