ricardoreis

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   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   What are the odds that everyone in your interview is dumb/inexperienced/busy/asshole [and not you]? The commenter wasn't saying that everyone they talked to was in that category. But rather that one person they ta
2. 32.▲
   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   Chicken-parts processor interviews aren't like this, para-legal interviews aren't like this, firefighter interviews aren't like this, teacher interviews aren't like this, etc. Nor were tech interviews (usually), until
3. 33.▲
   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   I see these types of questions as the sign of an inexperienced interviewer. Yup - that's all it is. And you're going to have a certain envelope of negatives (usually far worse than this) in any environment. So while it does mak
4. 34.▲
   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   Crowd funding, contributions from news organizations, etc. The ICIJ is probably a good model.
5. 35.▲
   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   Unfortunately the report itself uses diplomatic language which can be hard to parse. Which is, of course, central to the very purpose of the report.
6. 36.▲
   by ricardoreis 8y ago

   As part of that commitment, we commissioned an independent human rights impact assessment on the role of our services in Myanmar and today we are publishing the findings. An entity paid by FB to investigate its misconduct is, by definitio