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boohoojangles
7y ago
Whenever I am asked that in an interview, I am usually puzzled if their workplace is some sort of magic kingdom where great tasks are falling from the sky or I am missing some kind of skill to navigate my previous jobs and make my menial ta
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boohoojangles
7y ago
I thought the same. The kind of interviewer that hides behind the company name to play one's own power trips.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
This is all true to my experience but not just exclusive to hiring low performers (which I assume is wrong qualifier means here) but also to unsuitable fit, poorly management, failure to motivate a new hire (specially when hiring senior dev
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boohoojangles
7y ago
Those cargo bikes, like Nihola aren't that cheap though.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
Hi fellow Copenhagener, There are few things that make Copenhagen attractive to own a Christiania bike: 1- Very flat city and mild climate, although wet sometimes. 2- The city if fairly small geographically. 3- Public transit is a bit slow.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
I am glad you could make this transition in the same company. I've recently had to step down from a senior non-management role (tech lead) that my company forced into management tasks into it, specially things that no one else wanted t
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boohoojangles
7y ago
Agreed. For a week or so tourism SF, Manhattan, Seattle downtown, Boston. Cities I can think to not be very walkable are LA and DC perhaps.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
I am sorry but I've noticed to be a bit different in Copenhagen. I've been living here for 3 years, and the number of cars have grown quite a lot to my perception, specially between families (maybe just because they are luxury car
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boohoojangles
7y ago
unfortunately, quite common.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
Did you quit being a manager or the company? (Honest question). From my observations, it is rare to work for someone as a manager and not succumb to upper management pressure.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
"It is easier to justify project delays to upper management when everyone in the team comes in on time, otherwise it becomes my liability as a manager". One good friend of mine, who I respected as engineer, after becoming engineer
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boohoojangles
7y ago
That's something I've noticed living in a major Northern European Capital. As result, I don't interact with disabled people nearly as often as I used to in the USA.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
and realize that not being proven wrong doesn't mean one is right. A lot of times I just don't even debate with whoever doesn't want to listen.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
> How do people put up with it? I was a bit like that. Things have happened in my life that made me unable to continue being happy only looking life in one way. Luckily, I developed hobbies and extra activities that allowed me see how ma
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boohoojangles
7y ago
"Rémy set himself on fire in 2011 in front of a France Télécom office near Bordeaux" GP doesn't seem to have read the article and is throwing some statistics gimmicks.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
Not just in Europe, but in the USA there are situations like that. Not everyone works for IT that there are a lot of plenty opportunities.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
I just recently realized that, after moving next to a big park where those big events happens, even the ones self claimed environmental friendly. The next day is so so much garbage of all sorts.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
I somewhat care because it seems like a bit prone to tax fraud. Not sure if it is easy for the Danish tax agencies to spot this kind of transaction and enforce tax collection though.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
The easiest route.
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boohoojangles
7y ago
If he has no direct, on my past jobs, project managers were also expect to keep the head cooler than engs because they were facilitators and mediators.