XargonEnder

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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   Wow that's a ludacris list of pitfalls. I've overwhelmed just looking at the list of sections in that document.
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   >...what they do internally bears no resemblance to that sage advice You've gotten me really curious now. Got a link or a blog or something I can read about that?
3. 63.▲
   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   Maybe he's referring to pollen? IDK, just guessing. I assume even if he's partially right that some species of trees are better than others.
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   Great article, lots of interesting history and context
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   I'm an aspiring manager and I was hoping for advice on how to do this right rather than an explanation of how I'm a bad programmer (I already know that I'm mediocre at best).
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   That was a fun read and made me realize that reinventing the wheel was good for society
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   Liability laundering is an awesome phrase that needs to be used more
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   This is my biggest fear
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   by XargonEnder 6y ago

   What's the traveling salesman problem for a plumber?
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I'd love to hear more. What are the five?
11. 71.▲
    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    Which channel are you referring to? I'm a fan of Steve Wallis and would love more of this content to live through vicariously.
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    In my career the thing I was hurting most from missing the first decade was negotiation skills. Learning a few simple ones has changed my life.
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I learned that outside the US and Canada they say learnt instead.
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I like how you identified the hard not to do factor
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I like it except for one problem. I never leave a job unless I have a job. Seems too risky to jump ship from a good job where you're under paid to get a chance at a little more money.
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    How can I appear more like my interviewer in those first 20 seconds?
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I think glass door provides the best feedback loop because it gives me an idea of what I'm getting into when I apply.
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    by XargonEnder 6y ago

    I don't think you should give them feedback directly, instead post it to glass door where all the people who do care will look. And it helps me out :D
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    by XargonEnder 7y ago

    I'm such a big Elon Musk fanboy that it pleases me to no end that the short strategy is failing. We need heroes of industry who engineer the things they think are important for society. I hope they can get their production ramped up to