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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
This is like a mission statement of how to operate for long term success.
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Perspective is key. Take a step back and ask yourself “do I understand the goal of the projects I’m on and how I can contribute to the ensure that the project delivers success to the business that uses it?” If not, is there are knowledge ga
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Had to send documents to substantiate the business location on account creation, but nothing asynchronous after that.
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Great deep dive!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
There is no solution better than the current ones. After a company I worked with was acquired by a public company, I was given a role that included accessing to sensitive information in financial dbs. Along with that was a welcome email fr
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
I’ve loved this site since 2007!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Seems like a patent troll trying to put their mark on obvious technology.
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
So much of this rings true and is familiar. When I was first part of an acquisition, being the technical owner of a bespoke sales stack brought a ton of security while I was also told about the opportunity in the larger organization. Fast
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Good, bad, or indifferent, we all learn from a glimpse into the actual negotiations; unfortunately they may all be for not in this case.
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Need to add ptp microwave relays!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Yes!!!!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
The article mixes three different concepts that should make all readers pause: “convicted”, “zero tolerance” and sharing lists the airlines already keep. It needs to be more clear what’s being proposed. Barring passengers previously convic
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
The core premise of the McNamara fallacy is not wrong. However, this article makes a critical mistake about the origin. McNamara was not just a business executive that believed he could take his knowledge to the Defense Department. He was
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
This has absolutely captivated my 7 year old son!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
Words of wisdom!
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
I really take offense with some of the descriptions in the article. He did’t learn aerospace engineering from watching YouTube. As one of my professors (who had multiple degrees from India’s finest engineering schools) put it on the first
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by jwsteigerwalt 5y ago
The risk of propaganda is too large in any direction to start with news/journalism. Taking different path, if students are taught to challenge/accept/refute ideas in high school science, mathematics, history and economics th
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by jwsteigerwalt 7y ago
In an office setting, A lot of personality tendencies (To excel or slack off) are tamped down. I’ve caught myself more than once in a position where I waited too long and let too many red flags pass by telling me that a team member could n