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elevanation
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For 2020, yes, but not by much. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00090-3 There are also other factors involved: https://keelingcurve.ucsd.edu/2021/05/03/why-covid-didnt-hav...
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EV startup Nikola settles with U.S. for $125M
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elevanation
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I have found some skilled people for PhotoShop tasks on fiver, but it took a few tries to find the right people.
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elevanation
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I'm still a fan of the 16:10 format (1920x1200, 2560x1600, 3840x2400). Has anyone seen any new desktop monitors in this format? (I know it's unlikely, but one can always hope...)
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elevanation
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What should we make of this? A successful business model? A warning sign that humans can't control themselves in the face of addictive products? Or just another fad, to be replaced by another fad in a short time?
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And who then started a DirtTube channel on how to make Assyrian armor. (Sadly the records and backups of DirtTube have been lost).
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It's cool to find this evidence. But now we have the opposite problem... there is so much good information and technology out there, yet we're often not able to effectively use it. (What, another failed infrastructure / IT &
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Still a prototype, yet could be a viable and affordable product with a little work.
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Without getting into the specifics of this Project, I'd like to make a general observation, I just made on another post today. Most of us didn't receive any formal education or training in communication or conflict resolution. Ye
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Want Collaboration?: Accept–and Actively Manage–Conflict (2005)
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Without getting into the specifics of the Rust Project, I'd like to make a general observation. Most of us didn't receive any formal education or training in workplace communication or conflict resolution. Yet healthy workplace c
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For feedback, I would suggest people like a mentor, trusted friend who is a good communicator, or a paid professional resource. Full disclosure: I provide paid professional career mentorship and coaching. Contact info is in my profile. I kn
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Yes, I meant to get professional feedback from a good resource, to help one's interview skills. This can also be extended to improving one's communications skills at work. For resources of people who might be able to help, I woul
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A lot of good objective points are listed here, but the biggest element to retaining a great team is showing and practicing respect for all people, both colleagues and clients. (I didn't see this mentioned in the article.) "3. Be
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While this is an interesting optimization strategy, getting and applying professional feedback for one's interview skills has a better ROI in my opinion. If you're amazing at interviews, the interviewer will remember you and want
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It is a great benefit to each one of us, and to society, to have open, honest, long-form discussions with hosts like Joe Rogan. I can only hope that other great hosts apply this as an inspiration to develop their own podcasts.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublespeak
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OP here. I've written this in the linked article to explain the purpose of these tools and their limitations: First, it helps to keep in mind: any personality type system has some advantages, as well as some limitations. These are feed
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elevanation
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Interesting viewpoint. Some things which are IMHO very important but not mentioned much or at all in the article: 1. Clarify your values before defining goals. 2. High-quality friendships and relationships are proven to support a happy and
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Great question. If I may make some suggestions in 3 parts: Part 1: Present What are your priorities for the next 5 to 10 years? Consider which are most important to you: a. Cash b. Stability c. Career Building d. Industry Reputation Part 2:
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Nothing really insightful here. The bigger question is, who will step up to create a social media platform which is good for people?
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The man is insanely popular in so many countries, that's quite impressive. At the same time, I hope he takes a moment to consider how he is treating staff and employees in certain situations. With great power comes great responsibility
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It depends on the project size; for smaller projects we use ClickUp, and we have an in-house tool for larger projects. Regarding Portfolio Management, can you be more specific what you mean?
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Relevanace of Personality Type in Career, Particularly the ESTP vs. ENTP
(elevanation.com)
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It's also worth looking at the 75-year Grant Study https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Study From Wikipedia: Main results George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, has published[8] a sum
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Anytime. It would be cool to be able to use it with just an email address, and do a signup later if desired.
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The author is not helping here with statements like "we have a class of vocationally trained workers with a sense of entitlement to be treated as an intellectual elite". Vocationally-trained people want to be respected, just like
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Having to sign up is the first friction point.
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Kudos to the author for including exercise in this list. Would also suggest it's worth considering a 5 or 10 minute meditation in the daily routine.
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This is a decent list of some of the the mechanical or operative issues with todo lists, yet I find it valuable to also consider the person doing the things. This is because many symptoms that we see in our productivity, actulally have thei
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