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by sanedigital 8y ago
> That we're discarding any vestige of track record and accomplishment... It's not your job as one of the five interviewers at Google to evaluate anything except the candidate's performance in your interview . The Hiring
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Ask HN: What resources do you use for your annual “Year in Review”?
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by sanedigital 8y ago
Because then they don't get to put out press releases with "cryptocurrency" in the title, thus missing out on the opportunity to raise their stock price via the game of Buzzword Bingo.
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by sanedigital 8y ago
But then where do people without cars keep all of these necessary items? I live in an urban area, I own a car, and I have almost nothing in it besides a car seat. Taxis have killed ownership in places where taxis are more convenient than
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by sanedigital 8y ago
In the rest of Spain sure, but in Barcelona, in the tech & design communities, everyone speaks English. I just got back from a three day design festival in Madrid and all of the studios present from Barcelona spoke English perfectly.
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There's no one "Spanish" culture. "Catalan" culture is just one of the many facets that make the "Spanish" culture as a whole. Barcelona isn't any more different from Madrid than Valencia, Sevilla, or
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by sanedigital 8y ago
There's no way you've spent more than a week total in the city if these are the conclusions you've come to. Barcelona, like all large cities, has its drawbacks, but they're not the ones you've listed. 1. Climate is
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by sanedigital 8y ago
Barça is the football team. Barna is a nickname for the town.
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by sanedigital 8y ago
I'd second this. Almost everyone in professional circles speaks English in Barcelona. I would say on average Portugal has much better English penetration than Spain, but Barcelona is definitely an exception.