I think this guys hits it on the mark a bit: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3991574 Still, I pursued my degree with a future career in mind. I don't get the English majors. "I like books" doesn't ring of career…
>I think there are plenty of people going through what this 29-yo is going through, and part of that might be because they have degrees in things like English, Art history, Philosophy This. I have friends who…
Or Postbox for that matter.
If you REALLY want to be considered full time you should talk to your manager and let him know that's what you want. There are many reasons why they might not have extended you an offer, but at the very least you should…
Yup. I noticed it too and filed a bug with them in the send feedback box. It would be good if everyone who notices this did the same.
All the urls base to plus.google.com, so I don't see why they couldn't, but I never really understood why a workplace would outright block facebook or anything else for that matter.
This doesn't show communities like r/iOSProgramming which get far more traffic than their language centric counterpart.
I think this guys hits it on the mark a bit: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3991574 Still, I pursued my degree with a future career in mind. I don't get the English majors. "I like books" doesn't ring of career…
>I think there are plenty of people going through what this 29-yo is going through, and part of that might be because they have degrees in things like English, Art history, Philosophy This. I have friends who…
Or Postbox for that matter.
If you REALLY want to be considered full time you should talk to your manager and let him know that's what you want. There are many reasons why they might not have extended you an offer, but at the very least you should…
Yup. I noticed it too and filed a bug with them in the send feedback box. It would be good if everyone who notices this did the same.
All the urls base to plus.google.com, so I don't see why they couldn't, but I never really understood why a workplace would outright block facebook or anything else for that matter.
This doesn't show communities like r/iOSProgramming which get far more traffic than their language centric counterpart.