notmything

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1. 31.▲
   by notmything 10y ago

   I'm sure the cost of setting up the kitchens (capital expenditure) and the cost of keeping them running (operation expenditure) negate this saving. Are there any published figures?
2. 32.▲
   by notmything 10y ago

   It's a cultural thing - you're just not set up to do it well. Image the problems working from home would solve: housing costs, high density living, pollution, no commute time, improved communities, improved family life. We need a
3. 33.▲
   by notmything 10y ago

   Ahhh, the old "ideas during casual talking" trope. In all my years I've never seen anything of significance come out of people talking over lunch - for most companies, the concept of unexpected collaboration based on overhear
4. 34.▲
   by notmything 11y ago

   Any bossy child is a bossy little [insert word here], not just girls. I'm not familiar with work environments where women have to 'steep themselves in business passive'. My wife was never like that when I met her nor are most
5. 35.▲
   by notmything 11y ago

   She didn't think she was good enough to take up Comp Sci because the guys had a lot of bluster and seem to 'get things' quicker than her... Is that sexism?