MyneOutside

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by MyneOutside 2y ago
Most people probably don't know what inspector generals are nor what they do.
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by MyneOutside 2y ago
Well put and straight to the point.
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by MyneOutside 2y ago
Denial on what is actually happening is rampant at the moment. When in weeks, months, and years the consequences of these actions maybe, maybe, it will be acknowledged, though the pattern has been so far scapegoating the 'other'.
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by MyneOutside 2y ago
Agree, been working from home since 2011
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
In our B2B space there are tons of custom business rules. For example, you place orders per manufacturer and each manufacturer has its own minimum and reorder amounts and reqs on an order, promotions, business rules, etc. This is for busine
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
Working remote for 10+ years and as a manager of software developers and developing myself, not sure I would see working remote or in house makes any difference on what processes you use. The processes you use, or try to use, are limited by
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
This and when that person is a manager, yikes
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
Milk allergies are different from being lactose intolerant. I developed a mild allergy to dairy in my 30 or so - or so it was discovered then. With lactose intolerance, you can at least take a pill - not so much for an actual allergy. My on
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
It depends. I had Hodgkin's Lymphoma and had chemo for about 5 months over a year ago. Everyone reacts differently as some have various symptoms that can be worse or better than others. Some people are miserable in bed while others it
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
This, we have been working remotely for almost 10 years. You can be as effective as in the office and even better, but it also depends on the type of work you do.
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
I've been working from home 12+ years and been working since 2001 in an office outside of that. I am the same. I've only ever met 1 person who I would want to hang out with outside of work.
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
If I could upvote this more than once. Been working 12+ years remotely in a company that has been doing it even longer in some departments. It works and you can get around all the complaints no problem. I understand some people prefer to wo
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by MyneOutside 3y ago
I've been doing this 15 years and I've been dealing with second guessing or managers acting like we don't know what we are doing the whole time. The problem being the managers are MBAs who know little or next to nothing about
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by MyneOutside 4y ago
Depends on what you are building. Websites probably not going to kill you. Other things well... https://hackaday.com/2015/10/26/killed-by-a-machine-the-ther... "AECL never publicly released the source co
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by MyneOutside 6y ago
This so much. The narrative seems to pitch an either/or situation, why not both or some of both
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by MyneOutside 6y ago
Also a remote worker for 7-8 years, I would agree with these suggestions if you are able. I would add: a) If you can and your company is willing, request a monitor. If your laptop allows for more than 1 monitor, ask for more than 1. Also I
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by MyneOutside 9y ago
Well said. On a related note on of my most memorable classes in college was Philosophy of Business Ethics. One of the many takeaways I had was that business do not make decisions. People (agents) in the business make the decisions. Disney d
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by MyneOutside 10y ago
It sounds like you will not be able to go full time after your graduate due to them not having enough hours. I doubt they would want to pay you a non-internship rate and once you grad, they'll replace you with another intern. Another r
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by MyneOutside 10y ago
I agree. I've been working and managing a small group for several years working remotely. It takes about 6-12 months before someone fully adjusts to working remotely. Communication between each other isn't a challenge as we meet e