jleyank

963 ms·

3661.
by jleyank 18y ago
Two comments - one snarky and one not. (1) I have problems with a "great artist" and "Laura Branigan" used in this context. Assume you need 2-3 hits to demonstrate you're not just lucky... (2) I think the Beatles remain more than two sta
3662.
by jleyank 18y ago
If the boss is competing with the staff, it's a recipe for disaster. The boss is SUPPOSED to use the staff to accomplish more than s/he can do on their own, protecting those doing the work from the "corporate BS". It's a sign of maturity
3663.
by jleyank 18y ago
From my experience, the "PhD or not" depends entirely on the field being studied. In chemistry, the PhD is the union card that allows you to enter industry at a higher level and allows advancement if one's lucky/good to quite high levels.
3664.
by jleyank 18y ago
>Don't gather business requirements: hire domain experts. Rather a nice quote, don't you think. I see this meaning several things: (1) I agree with it, as it's hard to create a solution when you don't understand the problem. (2) The m
3665.
by jleyank 18y ago
I find it interesting that French forces would be active in concert with US/UK forces, given the traditional differing approaches to diplomacy between the various countries. Having French fighters on a US carrier would be rather interestin
3666.
by jleyank 18y ago
Given the current state of insourcing/outsourcing, why study science or engineering when both of these fields are vulnerable to job transfer to different parts of the globe? Better to concentrate on those things which will survive such shi