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Vibgyor5
2y ago
While I have been tweaking CV according to specific roles, your comment made me realize I should overhaul these categorically for different audience. Appreciate your suggestion!
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2y ago
I usually don't comment on HN but needed to ask you: How did your framing work? And can you elaborate "learning my own limits"? It's been 8 years since I graduated. I started working at a Bank in a Management Rotational
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2y ago
I usually don't comment on HN but needed to ask you: How did you recover? It's been 8 years since I graduated. I started working at a Bank in a Management Rotational Program with great manager but dropped it within 4 months becaus
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3y ago
Giving you real example of buying SIM card in 3 countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Russia) within last 6 months: You step into the shop/kiosk at the airport (or in the city, however you prefer). They ask you to choose any SIM with desired n
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3y ago
Sidenote: but no, drafting is not so quick and there are multiple ways to refuse to do that. (I'm in RF at the moment)
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3y ago
There're no EORs (Employer of Record) like Deel etc. operating out of Russia so they'd need you to be legally/officially registered at the very least in Russia. I know someone who did the same and then spend ~6-7 months outsi
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3y ago
Its all relative — I paid $10 for a month in Germany as a resident (comes with full EU roaming). Prices in other EU countries are even cheaper. It took 1 minute to plug it in. Also, travelers from Western countries might not really be ecsta
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3y ago
As a digital nomad + business traveler, eSims are total misdirection and more cumbersome experience: Case in point - I stay in Country A (home country) for 3 months, Country B for 2 months, and then C for 3 months, back to A. Until now I us
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3y ago
They use Telegram - highly popular in Ukraine, Russia for messaging as well as news consumption.
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3y ago
Its not. It is indifference which leads to the very few - who can hold the power - to continue holding it unobstructed and play their narrative with propaganda because they themselves know that even if people realize this is BS, they'd
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3y ago
I am in Russia currently. Not Russian but I speak fluent Russian and have acquaintances in affected territories. Update: 19:28 Moscow time. - Situation is normal in cities and oblasts: as in, there seem to be no panic but people are definit
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3y ago
I myself have a difference of exactly one year from my real birthdate and official one. Why? Because in 80s/90s India, it was common to have 'official' birthdate extended with expectation that this will result in one addition
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4y ago
I see your point and agree - Substack etc may exist today but might not in 2-3-5y down the line and it'd be valuable to have hold of your own writing from Day 1. On a different note, what has been the value of "creative posts"
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4y ago
> I recommend it. Start a blog - on your own domain, on webspace that you control. Following up on this - any specific reason behind this? I am considering starting a newsletter soon to first gather audience and Substack looks like right
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4y ago
I have been using Wise (formerly TransferWise - which is how I still refer to it) for close to 8-9 years at this point...and this UX/UI design is one of the most horrific and unpleasant one I have seen in years. It is not one of those
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4y ago
Imo - the article is missing forest for the trees with many comments attributing it to "individualism" in the US society and how it differs from Europe. Imo - this boils down to a simple thing: US employees actually have a lot mor
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4y ago
Just wanted to mention out there that this is one of the topmost reasons why I left Germany (and moved back to Asia). - Lack of political will to fix the bureaucratic mess: I had to come to Immigration Office standing in the queue at 3-4am
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4y ago
Does anyone have ANY recommendations for referral platform? Cold application is fairly useless in today's age and time. A referral puts your application much ahead in the pool so that a human actually reads it. Blind used to be a toler
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4y ago
Does anyone have any recommendations for referral community/platform?
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4y ago
Question to folks who respond and experienced managers: how do you deal with peer managers who're not as supportive and out to get you? Context: I joined a startup and I'm leading a new function for this org. While I have decent
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4y ago
Glad to hear you tried and liked it
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4y ago
For anyone looking for an INCREDIBLE note-taking app, check out UpNote. https://getupnote.com/ - Sleek UX/UI. It does not overoptimize there either. Just the right amount of perfect for me. - Importantly, cross-platfor
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4y ago
I think the folks who rode the ride a couple years back got it good: somewhere around 2012-2019 was great time for someone who had worked at marquee tech companies, had massive stock options, and commanded premium on the job market when the
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4y ago
plenty of PMs and PMMs being let go fwiw as per my feed
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4y ago
Strong disagree with that one and this is a fairly unambitious take. Most companies and employees themselves in the EU buy their own kool-aid of "yeah we are ok with getting paid $40k because we got health insurance" (which does n
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4y ago
> He's lost a lot but it's not like he's having to ask his wife to stop going out to lunch with her friends Fairly sure that none of the FB employees are paid so low where they have to stop asking their spouses to go on a
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4y ago
Curious: any insights you can share on learnings you had throughout your career when it comes to writing succinct but to the point emails/documents/communication? I think this would be very helpful for someone who's just vent
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4y ago
My cursory internet search shows me that it has 700 Million active users worldwide - that number is not "small" in my opinion. One of the most popular messaging apps in Asia, Europe, CIS countries, LatAm etc. I think you just prov
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The fact that you are getting so many response arguing that "its just your social circle/just one anecdotal data", when the parent pro-iPhone comment is exactly the same anecdotal evidence speaks volume about pro-iPhone bias
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4y ago
I am more surprised at the speed at which they reply with a reasonably well-thought response
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