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391.
by fundad 4y ago
If Samsung could make the fastest chips they'd still be Apple's supplier
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by fundad 4y ago
Yes
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by fundad 4y ago
Also Raytheon can't limit its recruitment to just straight people if it wants to be competitive.
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by fundad 4y ago
you know that's the plan
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by fundad 4y ago
Military and police are America’s most popular social programs, have the most powerful constituencies and their budgets grow constantly.
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by fundad 4y ago
That’s exactly how I feel about consumer prices, rising rents and home prices. We accept that they soak up more of our discretionary income with with their high prices. We have every right to complain when they cut jobs as a result.
397.
by fundad 4y ago
Someone who needs to be on a performance plan expects HR to force coworkers to be more patient? Sounds about right
398.
by fundad 4y ago
Hard to evaluate this like other businesses. The revenue is not as important to the owner compared to the reach and influence.
399.
by fundad 4y ago
> “Hardly looked like extremists” So gross, sorry couldn’t continue after that.
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by fundad 4y ago
We are going to hear about “recession” fears from the corporations who continue raising prices by 6%
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by fundad 4y ago
I bet they put out a statement that he succumbed to a medical emergency and every other public safety institution believed them right? Right!?
402.
by fundad 4y ago
Next thing we are going to hear is CEO's blaming these autoimmune diseases on people being at their desks too much.
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by fundad 4y ago
If you believe you deserve constant adulation for earning the title of manager/POTUS/CEO, the reality seems like a cynical attack on your ego.
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by fundad 4y ago
I wouldn't go around admitting that some horrible people are allowed to maintain power as HR managers and then ask where the cynicism is coming from.
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by fundad 4y ago
Because policing covers up violence and murder committed by their own.
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by fundad 4y ago
1 IN 4 CHANCE OF CHRONIC ILLNESS!
407.
by fundad 4y ago
> massive retirement of the boomers I guess it implies all. To clarify, the cohort of retirement-age workers with the means to retire is experiencing a sharp rise as predicted. That contributes some to a worker shortage that should absor
408.
by fundad 4y ago
No Collusion! But if I was hiring a lot to keep people from joining my competitors, I’d also pay attention to competitors’ layoffs and take the opportunity to soften the labor market.
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by fundad 4y ago
We haven’t been preparing for the massive retirement of the boomers. It’s tough in many cases where they spend their careers keeping younger people out of leadership. Then they complain to national papers that workers aren’t hustling enough
410.
by fundad 4y ago
Do you really feel your hours of study were wasted?
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by fundad 4y ago
In Beaver’s time, the best paying jobs were not available to the global majority.
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by fundad 4y ago
Order-taking is miles apart from the actual prep, cooking and serving. Imagine owning AND MAINTAINING a machine that can do all of that with less combined labor and expense.
413.
by fundad 4y ago
Service work can be elevated to a living wage career since we depend on it and there is so much capital tied up in restaurants and retail. Of course people will say they don’t want to pay more but we’re already paying enough to support high
414.
by fundad 4y ago
The Proto-Quiet-Quitter
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by fundad 4y ago
The ones that have to borrow money from a bank are not “the industry”. The industry got paid to destroy product to keep food prices high.
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by fundad 4y ago
That’s what property tax is
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by fundad 4y ago
Ask them how they feel about owners of any types of businesses.
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by fundad 4y ago
Housing should be nationalized
419.
by fundad 4y ago
Who parks on the street? The car is for driving to Tahoe. They ride Uber within the city.
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by fundad 4y ago
Maybe FL and TX will establish immigration restrictions from other states unless they want CA real estate valuation.

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