elmojenkins

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by elmojenkins 10y ago
Tough to say. Only you truly know how 'hopeless' the individual may be. Ask yourself if you see ANY room for change - can the ship 'course correct' and still reach it's destination? OR - is the boat just too far
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
Sounds partially that management wasn't doing their job. I think more intervention early on would have been best. Bluntly describing the issue, describe why it is a problem, and provide examples of expectations (or what Good/acc
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
I'm surrounded by people who speak 'politically'. Rather than making their statements clear and explicit, they structure their words in ways that allow them to conceal the true meaning of what they said. Using verbs to mis
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
I am in your shoes OP, I feel it too. There has to be more to this thing. The thought of sitting in my office job for the next 30yrs makes me shake. Seriously. I don't know that I can do it, or that I want to do it. Bottom line, you
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
Honestly, i feel like your answer highlights the problem. Compromising to the degree at which you can accept that you only get 1hr a day to yourself, is (to me) crazy. I am crazy too because I do the same thing. It's hard to buy into
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
I know someone who was given a sulfur supplement/treatment in the ER. The doctors did not know if the low sulfer level is what caused her issue or not, but noted that it was odd.
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
There's loads of opportunity in helping farmers gleen new insights. Look at Quantified Ag, making fit bits for cows. http://quantifiedag.com/ Groundbreaking stuff, which came about from a simple discussion. It seems
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
maybe look outside of NY, perhaps..PA?
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
Yep, stalled for sure. There are only so many 'issues' that a framework can solve and make things easier for you. Why not take advantage of a few basic features right? Why re-invent the wheel? Perhaps this is the answer. You
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
ain't nobody got time for that...
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
If the new company is adding value to your credentials and also has room to grow, then maybe its work taking the offer. But if it's the same job, with only a few more dollars in your pocket, I would evaluate the situation a little mo
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
midwest.
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
sent
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
I have intentionally not applied to startups. I want to work for an organization with some staying power and not the 'flavor of the week'. With a wife & 2 kids, the risk of working somewhere that may go belly up in 3yrs beco
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by elmojenkins 10y ago
Same here. 9yr of front-end dev/design experience and no luck. Applied for over 120 jobs (between 2015 & Today), and not 1 single interview. Nothing. I have the education (Bachelors in Digital Design & Masters in HCI)...I ha
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by elmojenkins 11y ago
Very carefully...
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by elmojenkins 11y ago
http://www.beatlab.com/
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
much...very
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
I'm so doing this
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
I've had this done, it's concerning to say the least. Not being a new-tard, it's easy to see how this information can easily be used for nefarious purposes. Sometimes it seems to unavoidable due at some stores - I intend to
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
Yo
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
I'd update your resume and look around. Things could get better at your current job, however, if you are able to find something new, you should consider it..especially given your current issue. You are right to feel annoyed by this.
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The Next America (Pew Research)(pewresearch.org)
3 points by elmojenkins 12y ago|0 comments
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Advanced iris authentication technology(eyelock.com)
1 points by elmojenkins 12y ago|0 comments
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by elmojenkins 12y ago
people still have Blackberry's? I thought they were extinct by now...