markwusinich

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   by markwusinich 6y ago

   Besides everything everyone else said, keep a book of your friends, and how to contact them. Then as often as you can, reach out to them. Even just a text like "Hey, how's life" is good to keep a friendship going.
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   by markwusinich 6y ago

   And keep a copy of your own health records. You don't need to see the doctor's files, but you should know dates when different tests are done, and the results. A paper notebook is best, but I just email my wife with the subject &q
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   by markwusinich 8y ago

   Graduated College 1992 Information Systems Drexel University All jobs in around Philadelphia (except 95-97) 1992 - 24k 1994 - 32k 1995 - 33k (but in Wyoming) 1997 - 80k 1999 - 95k 2000 - 84k 2003 - 110k 2006 - 150k (contracting) 2010 - 115k
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   by markwusinich 8y ago

   I think survival bias is a huge part of the problem of comparing these two groups. You are excluding from your set the small organizations with less efficient engineers, because they can not survive with even one less efficient engineer. La