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571.
by cylinder 9y ago
Self employment is incredible when the money's rolling in, and terrible when it's not. I can't speak for a full fledged startup with funding though because then you just work for investors.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Youre exactly right, I compare job ads in the US vs another country all the time. The US job ads have such absurd expectations and requirements, and demonstrate a total lack of any holistic approach to hiring, even for junior jobs. The comp
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by cylinder 9y ago
What are some other acquisitions Amazon might make to buy a customer? Would they buy a large automotive dealership group? Or is that not analagous?
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by cylinder 9y ago
this is kind of ridiculous. most people in NL commute on shitty cheap bikes just fine. obviously, not much maintenance will go into such a cheap bike. Sure, in America it's more common to "ball out" on your commuter rig, but
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by cylinder 9y ago
Good luck, with the plans on ACA usually being God awful small carriers with crappy networks, you are going to be crushed by out of network providers if you ever have an emergency or serious disease.
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by cylinder 9y ago
That's pretty much every single "business book." You're better off reading history.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Once enough solar farms are built, australia will have some of the cheapest energy in Asia. This is a transition period due to dirty coal plants closing and uncertainty in policy from governments. The solar exposure is extremely high and th
578.
by cylinder 9y ago
If you're referring to loading on private cover for not carrying a policy, that does not apply if you were living overseas.
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by cylinder 9y ago
As the article alludes, economic growth makes things easy for idiots. Once stagnation sets in, competition rises and the focus is on productivity growth and efficiency which means tech and cost cutting. Technology sector would not be doing
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by cylinder 9y ago
Less profit and less compensation at the top, yes this means the professional classes with the high salaries they enjoy in the US.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Plenty of bureaucracy and disadvantage for small business in the US ... and really, this is the land of the megacorp. Most other countries have more palpable small business presence.
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by cylinder 9y ago
... why?
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by cylinder 9y ago
For the top two requests, Bench exists for book keeping and Blendle for news
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by cylinder 9y ago
Hijacking this to share this "job" posting in Melbourne: https://www.seek.com.au/job/30699443?type=standout&userquery... Funded PhD Big Data position in Melbourne I just came across doing my own job hunt.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Is your idea specific to India or would it work in other markets? Perhaps you could license it to others such as myself if it works in other markets.
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by cylinder 9y ago
I'm not working right now and literally spend all my time looking for a business to start. Note I don't say idea, because I'm not trying to find a unique idea (although that would be nice). Even as far as entering an existing
587.
by cylinder 9y ago
There are lots of agencies as well as recruiters in Australia which will push out contracts. You can use that as a springboard into selling into enterprise / business if you want. Can't speak for UK healthcare, Australian healthca
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by cylinder 9y ago
You can get your Canadian citizenship after a few years, which allows you to use the TN status under NAFTA to work with relative ease in the US. As a bonus you have a backup in Canada should the US go south. It's a no brainer.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Doesn't this just show something isn't right in the US? Why aren't firms hiring more in their international offices if the cost of employing developers is 3x in the US vs even advanced nations with solid talent?
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by cylinder 9y ago
Ask a bunch of American investors to help with your glass plant in Ohio. They will suggest you call them back when you're ready to build the "Airbnb for Glass Factories."
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by cylinder 9y ago
It's good for us Android users to realize iOS still doesn't have proper sharing.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Maybe now they can use the money to change their ridiculous name.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Wish more companies understood and practiced that.
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by cylinder 9y ago
Your site looks good. It reminds of Seek.com.au. I wish more general job boards looked like this. I hate Indeed.
595.
by cylinder 9y ago
work should not be this stressful, leave your job.
596.
by cylinder 9y ago
How would changes to word order or sentence form be imperceptible?
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by cylinder 9y ago
Yeah, any engineer would look at the government situation closely. No thank you to NJ. I'm not going to voluntarily take on that ridiculous pension burden. Houston is a quiet tech hub, it's completely overlooked. But if you'r
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by cylinder 9y ago
What do they do for income?
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by cylinder 9y ago
You collect cans while renting a closet somewhere. You use that permanent address to land a better labor job. Then save a bit and buy your own tools and compete for jobs as a subcontractor etc. There are a lot of obstacles along the way, a
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by cylinder 9y ago
You need large continuous blocks to build high density developments. When you've got all these small single family lots, it becomes really difficult for a developer to acquire them all without some hold outs saying no or demanding craz

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