Jcampuzano2

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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
This. I'm a consultant and 90% of the time the technology has already been decided by our fancy management team who haven't written code in 10+ years before a line of code has been written. But they know the buzzwords like the res
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
As far as I know they very much do support labor issues, they just haven't been as much of the flavor of the month lately due to the headlines of racial, transgender, and other related political issues since those usually garner more v
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
Hard and enjoyable sometimes don't go hand in hand. When you say hard, does it mean it's not also rewarding or enjoyable? I ask because I have been pushed to start working towards the management track by my managers but have alway
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
I was the opposite, I loved the doors to travel consulting opened up. I could go on a trip wherever I wanted every weekend (after spending the week with the client) and sometimes actually did. It's actually one of the parts of my life
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
You are correct in that it is anecdotal, but across the board among those I interact with it has seemed to reign true. And from those my age I talk to they seem to mostly agree. It could also be a case of when I do see it used regardless of
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
Sorry I'm not claiming it was something completely new, I'm simply stating that it's usage in informal speak has seemed to pick up the same usage it was originally when the younger generation started using it for informal com
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
As someone of the younger generation who grew up always using mostly proper punctuation over texts, and avoided abbreviations for common terms this hits home. I'm 28 for reference, and I get VERY different vibes from those younger than
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by Jcampuzano2 6y ago
Imagine being led to believe you are breaking one rule, and you spent hours, days, weeks or even months as was suggested just to try to get your app back on the app store and continue your revenue stream, one which you may depend on for liv
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by Jcampuzano2 7y ago
I don't get rashes, but I have noticed the signs of me being overstressed typically include itchiness for some reason, almost always down my back.
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by Jcampuzano2 8y ago
I don't know, I think 9 to 6 has been becoming more of the norm here as well. All the places I have worked so far (maybe I've been unlucky) have expected more of a 9 to 6 (give or take an hour shift in either direction) than a 9 t