inherently_juxt

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   by inherently_juxt 5y ago

   If I were looking for work and I were a top tier candidate, I would not let companies play games by determining pay based on my location. I'd work with a company that pays me well no matter where I choose to live. After all, where I li
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   by inherently_juxt 5y ago

   Don't you have to give them your legal address when you start working for them?
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   by inherently_juxt 5y ago

   I'm on the other side of the coin. I view the associated costs of working in an office as built into my salary. For example, if I go to an office, I suddenly now have to buy gas/repairs for my car, I have to buy office clothes,
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   by inherently_juxt 5y ago

   Nah, large companies will continue to buy up all the dying boomers' homes like they do today. The companies will then jack up the rent on all property in the area. Small kids today will never know ownership unless its through their dad
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   by inherently_juxt 5y ago

   There are some benefits to usages of cloud-based tech, and there are some drawbacks. The cloud inherently attempts to decentralize computation (duh). If you can have multiple servers across a country, chances are, one freak accident (weathe