jays

5 ms·

1.
by jays 2y ago
As a kid, I watched Kelly's Heroes whenever it was on TV and loved him in it. It was a joy to see him in so many movies throughout the years. He always elevated everything he was in. Great actor.
2.
by jays 4y ago
Perhaps in your area that is happening, but not in mine (NJ). 70% fee is outrageous. 20% would even be difficult to swallow. But there are grocery chains that do the right thing. As with any charitable giving, you need to be aware of who yo
3.
by jays 5y ago
This happened to me around 35 as well. It's important to recognize that you're still young in the grand scheme of things. A lot of the other comments recommend making friends, having kids, getting married, etc. Those things might
4.
by jays 5y ago
That's the must well spoken summary of this issue I've seen to date.
5.
by jays 5y ago
We interviewed a lot candidates this way and yes all of them were employed full-time. None of the candidates we interviewed worked directly in our specific industry, so as long as they didn't work on company time of their current emplo
6.
by jays 5y ago
Well we didn't market it like that and while technically it is consulting for a period of time, it doesn't have to feel that way. The interview process was similar to any other company, but at the end we asked the candidate to do
7.
by jays 5y ago
We did this at the last startup I founded. While it can be difficult on the paperwork side, it's nothing short of amazing. It helped us find high quality fits for the team AND we actually had a better understanding of skill levels. We
8.
by jays 5y ago
I'd guess his friends bragged about their trades to someone who disclosed it directly or indirectly to the authorities.
9.
by jays 5y ago
Agreed. I'd also add that other car manufacturers have made tradeoffs on safety issues for decades. So I wonder if it's more about Telsa capitalizing on the hype of self driving cars (with the expensive self-driving add-on) in the
10.
by jays 5y ago
Backstory | iOS & DevOps Engineers | Full Time | Remote only Backstory, launching to the public soon, reinvents our images. By using Backstory, our organized videos and photos, and those shared by our partners, friends and family, becom
11.
by jays 6y ago
Many of those frustrations are with people or processes put in place that one can't change. It's why many of us try to rise up the ladder to get some level of "control" in a company to fix those frustrations. But then ma
12.
by jays 6y ago
That's great. That's not an easy life (speaking from experience), but certainly can be gratifying. I wish you much success, good luck!
13.
by jays 6y ago
That's a great point. I guess people are really just looking to play the status game by showing up first.
14.
by jays 6y ago
For me, it’s also about building something that will last longer than a few years. Seeing something physically taking shape and the pride of your craftsmanship after it is completed is quite rewarding.
15.
Essential Tips to Support New and Junior Employees in Remote Work(jaysignorello.com)
2 points by jays 6y ago|0 comments
16.
Building Strong Team Relationships While Working from Home(jaysignorello.com)
2 points by jays 6y ago|0 comments
17.
by jays 7y ago
It’s hard not to appreciate the cost savings, saved lives, and benefits employees and employers would see from universal healthcare. Has anyone seen any studies on the potential impact it would have on insurance and medical administration i
18.
by jays 7y ago
I think you’re missing the point of what consumers find valuable about Tesla cars. It’s not the body or fancy interiors. The tech is what people want and because of that, cosmetic issues is an ok tradeoff. Of course, as other companies catc
19.
by jays 7y ago
Agreed. Showing a teenager how much they will make with the career their interested in and then figuring out how much they might afford in student loans is pretty easy to roughly estimate. It’s what should be taught in schools and banks sho
20.
by jays 7y ago
Took a lot of courage to share that story I'm sure. Thank you. I wish you and your son the best of luck. I hope you're reunited soon.
21.
by jays 7y ago
For many, it helps build followers and get lots of likes. I’m not sure that was the author’s intention.
22.
by jays 7y ago
I suppose it could. I guess one would need to look down deep to understand what would make them most happy in the end. Taking the risk of running a business should be part of that consideration. Personally, doing my own thing has been about
23.
by jays 7y ago
The largest problem developers have with bootstrapping a project is that they focus way too much on building vs solving a customer pain point. This leads to bloated MVPs and little feedback from customers. Devs need to flip their focus. Ins
24.
by jays 7y ago
I think you're partly right here. The ingredients for people to risk their lives is not right. As history has shown us though, that can change very quickly. I hope it doesn't for all our sake. Prior to Pearl Harbor, most Americans
25.
by jays 7y ago
I couldn’t honestly, which is why we tried a lot of other things before we realized it was the food.
26.
by jays 7y ago
I use to buy dog food from Amazon. My dog started getting sick after awhile, so we switched to store bought and she quickly got better. Same brand and type.
27.
by jays 7y ago
Ewww. Well that's good to know.
28.
by jays 7y ago
I'd actually hate to reinforce that stereotype. Certainly not my intent, but I can see how what I wrote certainly could paint that picture. I'll do better next time to clarify my thoughts and learn from this. Our entertainment opt
29.
by jays 7y ago
> and that the perceived value of self-driven diligence and the desire for intellect might become popular again. Actually, I think they already are starting to be popular again, especially among younger people. I hope you're right :
30.
by jays 7y ago
Of course they value it. There is no argument there. I feel the culture and average person just doesn't value it at the same level they once did. My wife is a math teacher now for 15 years (Middle school & High School). The attitud

More ›