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9y ago
It’s a different world. The US is a free country. You are free to work wherever they accept you. A job is not a right: you cannot demand anything that someone else must provide you. And people for the most part are free to start a business
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You don't have to empathize with a business owners. It's their resources at play. So they simply will do business elsewhere. I don't have to open an office in France. I just don't. It's too much hassle. I open it wh
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9y ago
You are right! THANK YOU FOR TEACHING ME something. (Fixed it) Have a great weekend!
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9y ago
Employees in social media teams should not be clicking LIKE in anything. It’s too risky to the business, and it conflates your personal preferences with corporate business goals. You cannot be yourself on social media anymore. You just have
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9y ago
Which is why many companies don’t hire many people in France http://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/knowledge/publications/14...
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First it was Tex Mex music. Now this? :-(
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9y ago
"citation needed" http://www.masslive.com/living/index.ssf/2015/01/maryland_pa... "Your parents negligently put you in charge of a dog that you negligently killed. That should be legal?&qu
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9y ago
When I was 12 years old, my friends and I used to bike about 8 miles to the airport to see airplanes take off from a nearby hill. The hill was federal land, delimited by simple wire fencing, so we would climb it to get to the hill. The path
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9y ago
It's not the right wing's exclusive behavior. But if it makes you happy, believe it.
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9y ago
I worked at a startup where we had a floor of empty offices. We sometimes would paid people to walk around the office floor and sit in offices when major customers wanted to come and visit. When the customer was in the boss' office dis
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9y ago
Software is an asset that depreciates over time. It's not an expenditure in the sense of when one spends money on, say, a trip, which would become an instant expense.
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9y ago
My understanding is that this happens when an asset is written off. I understand it would be either now [with the action], or over time [without this action]. Maybe a person with an accounting background can correct me so I can edit my comm
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Well, in this case Epic and whoever benefits from these assets are taking the Taxpayer for a ride. So this is a “convenient” incentive to Epic and others who use these assets (as opposed to inconvenient, as when it happens with [company not
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9y ago
And CNN did this? Oh my gosh it is so out of character!
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9y ago
Murderers come in all shapes and colors.
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9y ago
I was thinking the eye roll would be Liz Lemon's category, but nope. Nothing like the most epic eye roll in history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ1m39K4Tgw
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9y ago
I launched my new app last week, calculated the growth rate this week and I am growing INFINITY week over week yoohoo!
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Why is the question stupid? I can assume whatever I want if I am doing the hiring right? After all, it’s my money which is being risked. Simply put, a business owner can hire whoever they want in practice. Every hire is a risk, but hiring a
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9y ago
Everybody thinks they can get 1% !
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9y ago
Thank you for your very reasonable answer.
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9y ago
So you are saying that my ATTITUDE made THEM rape or stab or kill someone?
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9y ago
Does it matter? What if it is a low level position and the person stabs someone at the first disagreement? Why do I have to take that risk?
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How much?
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Whether the inmate deserves or not whatever you think she deserves is irrelevant to the issue that I am the one supposed to provide such thing. Why do I have to be the provider? Why don’t YOU do that if you so much believe in that? Why don’
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Sorry, I believe some crimes deserve death.
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9y ago
Are you suggesting that some people won’t?
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Agree. How much more taxes do YOU pony up? Let’s say, $10k a year. Yes?
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Why is it a problem? Wouldn’t you want to know the background of a person before hiring a nanny for your child? Now change nanny to employee and child to business.
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That’s one narrative. The other narrative is that for $10 bucks I can protect myself, my family, and my business from terrible people. Whether they are terrible or “misguided” is up to me to decide, as it is whether to employ them or not. A
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First, Europe is not a country. Second, the ECHR mainly concerns itself with the "duty of states" to protect life, not the people's right to life itself. Here is Article 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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