Target demographic has shifted from male to female. Your point of view is no longer being catered to because your purchasing power as a demographic is in decline.
The midwit take in this day and age is assuming you need an adversarial relationship with labor. The problem with McKinsey et al is their point of view.
Stepping back a little to look at the point and gravity of the exercise makes me wonder why they didn’t just fly it over.
Actually came here to "attack" that point. It's a view of reality that requires a conceptual bias-free media as reference for any commentary, and bias-free media is a tautology. Compelling a perspective is the only…
Were those the guys trying to remove roadblocks set up specifically for people who’d like to encourage sprawl?
Oh definitely, I was speaking more in terms of moral absolutes. The people I knew who wanted to run a financial institution more than they wanted money are all dead.
Hacking was mostly about gaining access before AOL and there was absolutely a "let's give this kid a summer job" attitude floating around after War Games came out. The chain of resource acquisition and information…
> pilots are probably at peak automation Any role where the human is a buffer against chaos should be thought of as secure by everyone involved. All automation and information flow will be in service to this position.…
My programming cohort in the '90s were predominantly ex-trades and service and the pay was initially a cut. The work environment and the people were almost a middle finger to everyone I couldn't stand in the real world,…
The point of the fallacy is that you don't know what value they bring or when they bring it. Real estate agents are a good example. They might be the only people involved aware of the processes everyone's engaged in and…
So critical that the work is done in-house. Contractors are for audits. I wonder what’s going on here. The people who didn’t immediately reduce headcount are all busy rewriting their stack from the ground up and you…
If I wanted to live with my mom I’d be doing that, Eric.
My first exposure to ‘compliance is not equivalence’.
> Fire trucks are far more expensive to acquire and maintain than necessary due to monopolistic actions by manufacturers, plus local governments buying fancier apparatus than they really need. There's a lot of room to…
Your mistake is viewing this as "someone else's email" instead of a communication medium for certain types of messaging. Similar to how `webmaster@` can be used by anyone attached to the role. Every organization sets up…
> Not everyone is interested in programing. This isn't a pipeline, it's a pool. Actually, let's think of it as a stew. Lots of different base ingredients, add seasoning and heat. When the individual bits are delicious…
Our discipline fundamentally seeks to remove “grind”. You’re missing the point.
> This, to my knowledge, very rarely works. Strictly a function of management quality and experience.
The blindness bit had me wondering why the author didn't just look up info on the subject instead of making things up in the middle of a post about honesty. His gears start slipping halfway through the article and it…
Sure, you could intentionally conflate analogies like that if you wanted to mislead.
Saying that she “sent a message” is both literally true and obviously intellectually dishonest.
I mean you could just as easily claim there are only 5000 “elite” software roles available at any given time.
I've never worked a job where getting rid of the people who don't want to be there wouldn't improve the situation for everyone else. As an employer, UBI and universal healthcare might slash payroll costs and eliminate…
https://emophilips.com/video/79162850-1F72-4818-A278-458B737... The bit starts at 2:00 If you're ever in San Francisco, Grace Cathedral is worth a visit.
If your company isn't throwing you into R&D right now everyone is looking at layoffs. You are no longer in an environment where doing "the same job" will keep you afloat.
Target demographic has shifted from male to female. Your point of view is no longer being catered to because your purchasing power as a demographic is in decline.
The midwit take in this day and age is assuming you need an adversarial relationship with labor. The problem with McKinsey et al is their point of view.
Stepping back a little to look at the point and gravity of the exercise makes me wonder why they didn’t just fly it over.
Actually came here to "attack" that point. It's a view of reality that requires a conceptual bias-free media as reference for any commentary, and bias-free media is a tautology. Compelling a perspective is the only…
Were those the guys trying to remove roadblocks set up specifically for people who’d like to encourage sprawl?
Oh definitely, I was speaking more in terms of moral absolutes. The people I knew who wanted to run a financial institution more than they wanted money are all dead.
Hacking was mostly about gaining access before AOL and there was absolutely a "let's give this kid a summer job" attitude floating around after War Games came out. The chain of resource acquisition and information…
> pilots are probably at peak automation Any role where the human is a buffer against chaos should be thought of as secure by everyone involved. All automation and information flow will be in service to this position.…
My programming cohort in the '90s were predominantly ex-trades and service and the pay was initially a cut. The work environment and the people were almost a middle finger to everyone I couldn't stand in the real world,…
The point of the fallacy is that you don't know what value they bring or when they bring it. Real estate agents are a good example. They might be the only people involved aware of the processes everyone's engaged in and…
So critical that the work is done in-house. Contractors are for audits. I wonder what’s going on here. The people who didn’t immediately reduce headcount are all busy rewriting their stack from the ground up and you…
If I wanted to live with my mom I’d be doing that, Eric.
My first exposure to ‘compliance is not equivalence’.
> Fire trucks are far more expensive to acquire and maintain than necessary due to monopolistic actions by manufacturers, plus local governments buying fancier apparatus than they really need. There's a lot of room to…
Your mistake is viewing this as "someone else's email" instead of a communication medium for certain types of messaging. Similar to how `webmaster@` can be used by anyone attached to the role. Every organization sets up…
> Not everyone is interested in programing. This isn't a pipeline, it's a pool. Actually, let's think of it as a stew. Lots of different base ingredients, add seasoning and heat. When the individual bits are delicious…
Our discipline fundamentally seeks to remove “grind”. You’re missing the point.
> This, to my knowledge, very rarely works. Strictly a function of management quality and experience.
The blindness bit had me wondering why the author didn't just look up info on the subject instead of making things up in the middle of a post about honesty. His gears start slipping halfway through the article and it…
Sure, you could intentionally conflate analogies like that if you wanted to mislead.
Saying that she “sent a message” is both literally true and obviously intellectually dishonest.
I mean you could just as easily claim there are only 5000 “elite” software roles available at any given time.
I've never worked a job where getting rid of the people who don't want to be there wouldn't improve the situation for everyone else. As an employer, UBI and universal healthcare might slash payroll costs and eliminate…
https://emophilips.com/video/79162850-1F72-4818-A278-458B737... The bit starts at 2:00 If you're ever in San Francisco, Grace Cathedral is worth a visit.
If your company isn't throwing you into R&D right now everyone is looking at layoffs. You are no longer in an environment where doing "the same job" will keep you afloat.