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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Yeah, it is supposed to be that in theory. But in practice, I had to be trained through multiple research positions doing work for other people, none of whom had managerial experience or training. It was very chaotic and I rarely had time
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Then they could added a warning that commented on the nsfw aspect and not on their own non-furriness.
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
I can say from experience that employees get some protections that students don’t. Particularly when it comes to: - working hours (often paid for 20 but working close to 40) - paid time off (I have worked through a lot of ‘vacations’ and ‘h
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by bunbunbun 4y ago
Mothers returning to work should get the same ‘service’ considerations that military veterans get
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Critical Race Theory for HCI [pdf](iogburu.people.si.umich.edu)
2 points by bunbunbun 5y ago|1 comments
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by bunbunbun 5y ago
Is it just me or does ‘narrow waist’ feel unnecessarily gendered when the name of that so-called waist is actually ‘neck’?
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The Origin of Farfetch'd(qwertyazertyqwertz.blogspot.com)
1 points by bunbunbun 5y ago|0 comments
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by bunbunbun 5y ago
For those interested, this is safe to read
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Libertarianism as a Programmatically Incoherent Social Philosophy(epochemagazine.org)
4 points by bunbunbun 5y ago|2 comments
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by bunbunbun 7y ago
Is five minutes of email followed by 25 minutes of Twitter a style?
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by bunbunbun 7y ago
What I’m reading here suggests peer groups more than parents are influential to young school aged children. Depending on the field you hold in highest esteem you could probably find evidence for that. But, maybe there’s more to it? For exam
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Glory and Gore (2017) [pdf](journals.sagepub.com)
7 points by bunbunbun 8y ago|0 comments
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When School Choice Means School’s Choice(theatlantic.com)
2 points by bunbunbun 8y ago|0 comments