travelinmyblood

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by travelinmyblood 2y ago
Replicable, in this context.
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by travelinmyblood 2y ago
Myers Briggs has a significant overlap with the Big 5. They’re mostly the same if you think about it from a Venn Diagram perspective
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by travelinmyblood 2y ago
The Five Eyes border agents may not be welcoming. Once you’re through that hurdle, they’re plenty welcoming.
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by travelinmyblood 2y ago
This is a good point. It’s an over-hang from the belief systems that came before us.
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by travelinmyblood 2y ago
As a marketer this hits home .. we’re responsible for making sure the devs, who get paid double what we do, can pay their astronomical rents and Uber eats habits And the level of disrespect we receive in order to do so.. Edit - I’m no longe
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
First reaction - congrats guys, this is a problem I have in my own business. Second reaction - the pricing is way over the top and the model is unusual. In your own pitch you talk about the volume of documents created every day. How does th
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
Thanks for this. You remind me a lot of me when I was your age. Frustrated and without much power to do something about it. And with gradually forming ideas of what good leadership looks like .. we’re fans of the same people it appears. In
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
Ok; my comment was missing a bit of nuance. I agree with you pretty much entirely. The point I was making is that I can conceive of a world where ‘come to a meeting for 4 hours’ would be something that in some companies, people wouldn’t min
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
I wouldn’t do it on a Monday morning, that’s for sure. Having worked for a few companies that don’t have the ‘HR types justifying their own paycheck’.. it IS possible to find a positive environment. The one thing they’ve all had in common w
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
I have a roughly 50% win rate on this personally. (When talking about the companies I’ve worked for.) Some of them horrible, some of them wonderful, some in the middle.
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
I see you agree with the author’s premise However, one of the few people who he admires in the post most definitely describes themselves as a leader. The post would be less funny with the appropriate disclaimers (‘of course not all people w
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by travelinmyblood 3y ago
Oh my, I’m conflicted about this post. (Disclaimer - I’m CEO of a small company and also adore the Turn Your Ship Around book and partly base my leadership style on that book. ) I suspect that the author would be fine with the company meeti