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SSH007
9y ago
I don't think its accurate at all. Which senator or congress-person said/implied this? I've never heard for anyone saying that people that have paid a lifetime of taxes, are taking advantage of everyone else, just because th
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SSH007
9y ago
What are you talking about? Which "force that run this country" shames anyone that is poor?
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SSH007
9y ago
So, you got some tremendous help at a very key point and you were able to use that momentum to continue doing well for yourself. Now, imagine you are so poor that you need some help to move up in the world, but that help never arrives. How
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SSH007
10y ago
How do I go about using this advice? I feel like if I don't help my kids with their work, and make them do it, then they would not care at all and it would not get done. My parents were busy working and didn't care about me doing
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SSH007
11y ago
With that experience under your belt, if the same thing happened again, would you do the same thing? Wait 'til you couldn't stand it anymore and then go off? You aren't the first and you won't be the last person that get
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SSH007
11y ago
I can't tell what purpose your article serves. You are a contractor, you work your own hours, and if you don't like work with someone then you don't have to. I don't think there are any new information that is contained
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12y ago
I don't think anyone is saying that. There's plenty of proof that lots of businesses that function...even thrive by paying people poverty wages. The question however is...is that right? Are you okay climbing to the top on the back
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SSH007
12y ago
I hope you don't take this the wrong way but this sounds like a much better advice than the one you gave above. I would not have guessed that both comments came from the same person, until I checked the username.
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SSH007
12y ago
I think you absolutely did the right thing by removing their name. I hope you see a positive end to this situation.
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SSH007
12y ago
Can't tell if you are being sarcastic, but just in case you are actually serious, perhaps consider just for a second that the company did not fire him because of his depression. I'm not saying he's lying, but assume for a mom
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SSH007
12y ago
While you have my sympathies for what you are going through, it really comes off petty when you name your employer. In my experience, there are always two sides to each story. I won't even try to speculate why they might have let you g
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Recruiters at Credit Karma are just terrible
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12y ago
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12y ago
The problem I had with this article was that there was no substance on what they actually did to create the product and start a company. How did they arrive at the idea of AnyPerk, what did they do? Did sleeping in the TacoBell parking lot
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SSH007
13y ago
Speculating here, but probably data collection, usage tracking. App makers probably want to send you updates/emails on why you should buy the pro version of the app etc, but I think your question might have be rhetorical.
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SSH007
13y ago
Mail doesn't get blocked because of the mail server you are using, but rather what you are sending and who you are sending it to. If you/your clients send spam mail (unsolicited emails) then no matter what you use, you'll get