peace011

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by peace011 10y ago
As it relates to human nature, my non-scientific guess is that most people want to witness the president arrive, so I bet the OP took the photo when the plane was landing ;)
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by peace011 10y ago
Keep in mind that although he did it in a single push of 8 days, he has actually been up and down the wall for a lot longer, freeing and aiding every pitch many times. I was on the Nose almost a month ago and I could see his portaledge hang
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by peace011 10y ago
A successful career switch depends mostly on your ability to support yourself with money throughout the process, your ability to be dedicated to your goal, and ability to do lots of hard work. There is a tremendous opportunity to make the s
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Do companies exaggerate about their “culture”?
3 points by peace011 10y ago|1 comments
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by peace011 10y ago
Based on my experience at small companies and large corps, being a smooth-talking B-player gets you more money and fame than being a great "hacker". However, please, I beg you, always stay TRUE to yourself! The world doesn'
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by peace011 10y ago
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by peace011 11y ago
Definitely a kind gesture from this CEO considering that some people won't even leave a tip when they're served wild caught fish by a minimum wage employee at their favorite restaurant, however, this is a first-world donation. Sur
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by peace011 11y ago
Just having a LinkedIn profile won't work. You actually have to use the thing! Connect with old and current co-workers and congratulate them on their new gigs, follow interesting companies, join LinkedIn and other online groups, writ