Jemmeh

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by Jemmeh 11y ago
May I ask how you tell them in interviews that you don't want to give them your previous salary? I've been trying to do that but they always take it poorly. I'm trying to figure out a better way to frame it.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Save up an emergency fund, it'll do wonders for your confidence to negotiate knowing that if they fire you on the spot, you can float for a month or two until you find a job (though hopefully it would be much faster than that).
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
As a woman I do find I need to negotiate a little differently. It's a careful balance. I can't remember where I've read it, but someone once said, "For men you're being assertive. For women you're being bitchy.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
According to the National Parks Service website, only 41 wolves were released into Yellowstone and it had -major- impacts on fixing the ecosystem there.(Source: http://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/nature/wolves.htm
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
For me the environmental impact is also a factor.I don't need a bunch of items sitting around wasting energy because they're all pointlessly wi-fi connected, have sensors, or are "always on and ready to go". And with mor
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
It's missing quite a few of mine. Also this kind of reverse lookup has been around for a long time. Nothing new here.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
1.) Write things down. Get organized. Google Calendar and Trello mean I never forget to do anything and I don't exercise brain power on remembering it all. This helps balance by being more relaxed. At night I don't worry about all
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Really hits the nail on the head. When writing resumes and doing interview prep, I always try to put myself in the other person's shoes. Would I hire me? Would I be offering what is wanted?
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
He posted that he was official diagnosed by a doctor.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
For Spock, he's supposed to be different, he's an alien. So it's ok. If Spock had a tentacle, it's fine, he's an alien. When humans are different, you're doing being human wrong. If a human has a tentacle, some
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I can really relate. A lot of the time I'm seen as quiet during verbal conversations, and it's confusing to me because I feel like I'm just being polite and listening to what people are saying. I've gotten better at it,
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Now that is a good point. You could still have someone sitting near the tripod, but now they don't have to be paying attention to the camera-- they can enjoy the moment.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I agree. It's very neat, but I can't see where the users will be. Most outdoor events, I wouldn't leave a camera on a tripod alone. I thought it might be useful for people who make Youtube videos: these people usually work al
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Andddd we're back to flying drone cameras.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Well if anyone can be a stickler it'll definitely be that programmer that was once burnt by a rogue semicolon. I'm sure it happens sometimes. I just haven't personally seen it with the roles "Software developer", &q
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I've never met someone who was like "Programmer" and "Software Developer" are too different! Same with "Coder". "Software Engineer" in some countries would be a no-no but many places it's in
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I frequently put my title on resumes as whatever the company I am applying for is calling it. There's so many names for the same thing. If we call it "programmer" at this job and they call it "software developer" at
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
This article felt like the "Rich Friend Who Travels All the Time" CollegeHumor video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZk1WHJ_fwo
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I thoroughly agree. I type 115WPM and one letter at a time knocked me down to 80WPM on my first go through. Bleck!
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I disagree. In real word processors the cursor would move forward and people should get used to that, instead of having to learn one thing here and something else in the rest of the world.