mtpockets

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by mtpockets 3y ago
I’ve used the drills clamp to hold the end of stripped wires then twist.
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by mtpockets 3y ago
As context, I am in my late 30's, I'm a dev with a 3 and 1.5 year old, and I aim to build a side-business leveraging AI in some form starting in January while doing my due diligence and ideation this year. As more background, I di
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by mtpockets 4y ago
Feel you 100. When I was a startup founder, I tried holing myself in my apt for a week thinking I would be productive. By day 3 I noticed I was not as sharp and mentally wandering. So I went to get a coffee and the exchange with the cashier
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by mtpockets 4y ago
True of bad managers. And in large orgs they are not isolated, usually a group under a bad director or vp of a division. And totally agree on the work being visibly the exact same output if not more in my case. But one example I can give is
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by mtpockets 4y ago
Hah yeah, I can relate when I was IC. If you have enough leverage to know you don’t need relationships to be safe, to get promoted, to do what you want to do, more power to ya! I speak of large orgs where not all people and teams can be lik
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by mtpockets 4y ago
Managers like ourselves make the mistake thinking our close relationships with our folks means the relationship between our folks and others are equally close. That is because as managers people publish their info to us and are incentivized
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by mtpockets 4y ago
I’m an eng manager at a public company. Short answer - relationships cannot be made via zoom. Thus, interactions are transaction based. I can provide a million examples of why this is a fact in as simple as online dating where you always wa