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Roadie | Full Time | REMOTE (US or Netherlands only) | https://www.roadie.com/careers-culture Roadie is the same-day delivery business unit of UPS. Hiring for SRE (AWS), SE (Python…

The lack of gratitude probably correlates well with the increase in narcissism in most high-level leaders. https://hbr.org/2004/01/narcissistic-leaders-the-incredible-...

This was very interesting analysis. Thank you for sharing. Did you look at Crypto.Com?

Roadie | Atlanta, REMOTE (US, EST/CST) | Full-time Roadie is a crowd-sourced, same-day delivery platform recently acquired by UPS. We deliver for everyone from consumers to major U…

Roadie | Multiple Positions | Full-time, Fully Remote | Atlanta Based | https://www.roadie.com Roadie is a 7 year old, crowdsourced "delivery of things" company. We deliver for the…

Go seems to be a favorite language to hate, and yet, there's a lot of awesome software in the world because of it. It's simply and lack of features was intentional; not a design fl…

Roadie | Atlanta, GA / Remote US Roadie is a crowdsourced delivery platform that utilizes excess capacity in passenger vehicles, connecting people, enterprises, and retailers with …

Agree on this point. Some computers just should not be internet connected. Security is the wild west right now and isn't going to be fixed any time soon.

"Hamblin started to notice that he smelled less pleasant when stressed." I guess I just worked with a bunch a stressed people..

Just water or is there some soap proxy?

Who cares? Are they a non-profit? People who are offended by this have never run a business.

Sorry for folks with eczema, but maybe it's about the soap you're using versus not using soap. I've had the misfortune of working with people who thought showering was optional and…

This is a ridiculous statement. Intel, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Apple were all founded by US Citizens.

CCPA is probably at least part of the reason behind this. It takes effect on Jan 1. The article mentions users not being about to accept their privacy policy.

John Doerr's book references Intel and Google heavily to gain credibility for the OKR methodology. Can someone from either of those organizations chime in with their experience?