kagali

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   by kagali 9y ago

   I strongly suggest finding another field more suitable for you. Perhaps something in the fast food industry.
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   by kagali 10y ago

   > “Well, good for you,” Mr. Tremblay says he thought at the time. He could understand wanting a vacation, but felt “you’re also screwing our business,” leaving the company short-staffed at a busy time. Turned around that becomes "Yo
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   by kagali 12y ago

   Proof positive that there is no shortage of people - just companies paying a living wage.
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   by kagali 12y ago

   > Secondly, it means that non-giant companies could be competitive in making job offers, whereas perhaps in a more free labor market they might not be able to compete salarywise with Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc. Thus, as seen from say,
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   by kagali 13y ago

   "Todd Carlisle, director of staffing at Google, told a panel at the Inforum conference...that no job applicants ask about work perks, and no one turns down a job based on what perks are available." That's not true at all. I
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   by kagali 13y ago

   So you want someone else to provide they money and someone else to do the work? Have you considered a career in politics?