karmab

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   by karmab 5y ago

   I sEeU
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   by karmab 5y ago

   I think the GP has made a cogent argument. Having Lived near public Housing in NeWY0rk for many Years, I always found it uncomfortable seeing these homeless people gather around doing NOthing. I h4ppenedToo bump into someOF these folKs 0noc
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   by karmab 5y ago

   Here's another perspective: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-next-wave-in-remote-work-fl... The type of company you work for has a big impact on whether you can rise up and how fast and I have had personal experie
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   by karmab 5y ago

   Hi there, first up, don't be shy about asking these questions as it helps the community. To add my 2c, I think it varies from startup to startup. We have followed quite a rigorous screening for our startup and have never been disappoin
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   by karmab 5y ago

   A long while ago, I used yoga in my morning routine to help set me up. Although Yoga/mindfulness is still part of my routine, I find that being pumped about what I am working on and continuing to find newer challenges and problems to s
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   by karmab 5y ago

   See, if you ask me - I have a Masters from Columbia - it helps to be very focused before beginning. I specialized in Networks and had a good relationship with my advisor going in. What I would recommend you also do is talk to the faculty at
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   by karmab 5y ago

   Working out is something that has helped me tremendously whenever I have fallen into periods where I have had little motivation. Also, building a strong consistent routine with periodic habits (working out, cooking, gardening, others mentio
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   by karmab 5y ago

   Sometimes one doesn't see the problems unless one has encountered them himself and that is not to say the original poster is mistaken in his/her beliefs but perhaps their experience in management has been limited thus far. To the
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   by karmab 5y ago

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