justsomedude43

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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   Thanks for commenting maccard, but looks like you haven't read my comment or read it superficially. Nevertheless, since I'm commenting already might as well add two more things. One thing is I get 29 days of PAID annual holiday. I
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   The point is that what is toxic and what isn't is a personal opinion, not an absolute truth.
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   "I am thinking about moving from US to London. So, I am curious to know why you prefer UK to US despite the salary gap." Because it's not all about the money. People make mistake by comparing salaries on their own which is no
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   I wouldn't move to US for $140k from my £40k salary in the UK unless they point a gun at my face and force me to do it. So to each their own I guess.
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   I believe having a washing machine in the kitchen is a British thing. I've never ever seen anyone do that and I've been to quite a few EU countries.
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   You think Microsoft has bad support, try raising a ticket with Citrix. You will regret ever being born.
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   by justsomedude43 8y ago

   One thing that actually helps me is meditation. So long as I meditate every single day without skipping a day I can go a long time without anxiety and depression. Longest I've lasted was year and a half. If I stop meditating I will gra