azrael49

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by azrael49 8y ago
In the majority of cases, retailers trash their products (sometimes after physically destroying them) that go unsold. Even for used items, most people are too lazy to donate even things in perfect condition
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by azrael49 8y ago
I would add on and say: don't underestimate the physical toll of having a job based on typing at a desk. Your back, hands, wrists, arms, hips, and probably more can take a big toll directly from performing your job. If you're not
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by azrael49 8y ago
> You are expected to manage your career and growth. Don’t rely on or expect your manager or someone else to do that for you. You’ll get lots of good advises around how to grow in your career. It essentially boils down to taking initiati
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by azrael49 8y ago
German: https://www.heise.de/developer/artikel/Episode-1-Ueber-den-E...
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by azrael49 8y ago
Awesome, congrats on your success and thanks for the suggestion!
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by azrael49 8y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what were the responses to you committing on projects without asking/authorizing, and what visible change did you make with your better understanding of the fundamentals? Do you have a book suggestion
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by azrael49 8y ago
There's a great documentary produced by an heir to the Johnson & Johnson fortune that gives a great insight into this. As a member of the top of the top, Johnson was able to personally interview many mega-rich children like Ivanka
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by azrael49 8y ago
Pretty one-sided article. Sure, working from home is lonely if you need social interaction and don't automatically get it from work. If you have a family, active social life, or simply don't need social interaction to be happy, it