timgrahamtech

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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   Ale mluvim cesky a to znam dobre. You're actually going to compare Google's hiring policies to the oppression of a eastern bloc state? Do prdel.
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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   Would he have been fired if he had instead expressed these views to his manager in a room with closed door? I'm not aware of any executives of large institutions that are perfectly happy with leaks. They just usually aren't dumb e
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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   Let's not pretend he didn't know what he was doing. There are textbook examples about people who blast off a rant to the entire company and then are somehow surprised when it becomes public ( http://www.telegraph.co.uk&
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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   Then the goal is making him understand that he got fired for how he expressed those opinions. He didn't just talk to HR or his manager, he published a rant for all the world to see making it the CEO's problem. Anyone who publishes
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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   People generally move to another country in search of a better life... not planning where to die. In casual use I hear expatriate used for anything from someone temporarily living abroad to people who have renounced their citizenship - even
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   by timgrahamtech 9y ago

   Consider the question in a different context. Suppose I go to a poor village in India and I give each school age kid the equivalent of 10 USD in INR (rupees) but I give one kid the equivalent of 500 USD. Let's suppose the kid who gets