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by ID1452319 5y ago
It is interesting how often a new EV "goes straight to the head of the pack". Even the article suggests the Hyundai Ioniq 5 "went straight to the top of the class" when it was tested late last year. This for me is why I&
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by ID1452319 5y ago
So, did you deliver the update?
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I agree that the tools provide that capability, but I have never seen them implemented anywhere, hence asking if anyone has first hand experience.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
An Applicant Tracking System is just the industry term for recruitment software. Therefore, you'd expect every company to have one. I can't see anything in that link that suggests those companies are doing automated CV parsing.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
It was a merger between two companies called Ultimate and Kronos. Not great, but not really a scam.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but I have seen a number of comments mentioning "CV parsing". I implement HR technology for a living, which obviously includes recruitment solutions. I have never seen a company implement automated CV parsing,
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but in 2020 Zynga had revenues of $2,506m and losses of $270.3m. https://investor.zynga.com/node/16156/html
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Two hours? Try ten years.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Exactly. Going back to the office has killed all my progress. Not just my old exercise time being taken up with commuting, but all the temptation to eat junk food which I never even had in the house when I was WFH.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I actually lost three stone during lockdown (between about this time last year and May 2021) and put it all back on again when I returned to the office (think nice cafe, crisps, chocolate, vending machines etc.) Basically, when I was at hom
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by ID1452319 5y ago
The problem is that even if everyone DOES come back to the office, you still end up spending your time on Zoom (or Teams in my case) in an office desk, as you inevitably have meetings with colleagues in different offices, countries or outsi
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I've not heard of this, thanks for the recommendation
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Annnd... it's been rejected
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I know what you mean about The Social Network and Silicon Valley. Not tech specifically, but definitely motivating and inspiring for me are: Moneyball Margin Call Limitless The Big Short Wolf of Wall Street That Fyre documentary and at Chri
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I notice you mentioned trainers. I was thinking of using the free, publicly available course on sites like edX, coursra etc. and then providing mentors to help and support students. Any thoughts on that?
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I really like your idea, it would certainly eliminate the timewasters.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Regarding your "Direct training-to-employment pipeline" I've been thinking about a very similar idea. Do you think people would actually pay upfront to join on the promise they'll be refunded if they complete the course
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by ID1452319 5y ago
That's actually quite an insightful piece. As it says, “Strategy” is a nebulous concept, but so are many articles about how to think strategically. I find asking senior people about their vision (no, not their eyesight) is a good way t
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by ID1452319 5y ago
TheFacebook
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Currently enjoying Darknet Diaries
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Travis Perkins opts for Oracle after ERP disaster with Infor(forums.theregister.com)
1 points by ID1452319 5y ago|0 comments
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by ID1452319 5y ago
As a Brit, can I ask why the US has a debt ceiling, as it seems like when total debt gets close to the ceiling, a vote is passed to raise it - but not before a lot of politician point scoring?
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Sorry, Friday morning ramblings!
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Mark Twain wrote a short story called The Million Pound Bank Note. In it, a shipwrecked sailor is given a bank note worth one million pounds as part of a bet between two rich and eccentric brothers (not Trading Places). The sailor finds tha
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Ask HN: Am I too cynical for my own good? (question about unicorns)
7 points by ID1452319 5y ago|7 comments
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by ID1452319 5y ago
There is a juxtaposition in the UK job market. We have millions of people working in low-paid precarious jobs in retail, food service, warehousing etc. while simultaneously companies complain that they cannot recruit into highly-paid, skill
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by ID1452319 5y ago
Judging by my driveway, they seem to be white at the moment!
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by ID1452319 5y ago
and AI
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by ID1452319 5y ago
There does seem to be a reluctance by assistant referees to flag very obvious offsides, such as Italy's against Spain, meaning players run off celebrating, while VAR is reviewed and the goal is inevitably disallowed.
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by ID1452319 5y ago
I think the reason is because there is more at stake. Take last night for example. The defender busted a gut to get back to try and cut out the cross, even though the chances of doing so were minimal - the end result being he put it into hi

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