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by icono 16y ago
There's a point where diminishing returns sets in. My guess is that anything over 140k a year would result in the same, if not, lower test scores. Read the first chapter of Dan Ariely's book: The Upside of Irrationality. Like so many bes
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by icono 17y ago
“Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” - Thomas Edison
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'Avatar' creator: Failure's OK, fear isn't(cnn.com)
1 points by icono 17y ago|0 comments
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by icono 17y ago
Ha...too many crime shows on TV. I was recently home shopping and my realtor thought she was going to be killed daily.
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by icono 17y ago
I agree, I've worked as a help desk person and a developer and I personally enjoy development type work. A lot of satisfaction comes from working at the right company too. I've worked at many companies and I finally found one I enjoy workin
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by icono 17y ago
JIRA ( http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/ )
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by icono 17y ago
I know what you’re talking about. For my first two jobs I worked for the first company that said yes. The first experience turned out to be okay because I had a very good manager. The second job was a complete mess and the company couldn
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by icono 17y ago
The article should be renamed to Parental Guidance and Aptitude Outdoes IQ. There's are a lot of "smart" people out there who are the result of very fortunate parenting rather than actually possessing any intelligence.
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Hollywood's Little Secret(stat-aholics.com)
2 points by icono 17y ago|0 comments