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jojo2333
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Comment #25113512
I've been enjoying both.
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Comment #25046903
lol, fear mongering much
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Comment #24971095
Of course they are, and it makes perfect sense.
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Comment #24953728
Still magnitudes safer than human drivers.
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Comment #24953553
uhh lol, just because you own an iPhone doesn't mean you get all the features like Apple Music, etc. I can think of a ton of examples where what you're saying is nonsensical.
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Comment #24901462
oh, is it that easy?
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Comment #24901458
lol, I hope you didn't sign on a mortgage and got amortization and term mixed up...
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Comment #24790653
This. Companies which have offices will out-compete the rate of innovation for remote only. Marissa Mayer, coming from Google, the first thing she did when she took the helm at Yah…
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Comment #24790594
Employee salaries are by FAR the largest expense for these companies. Office rent is nothing in comparison. Companies will make decisions based on employee productivity, which IMO,…
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Comment #24766931
I don't buy the "cost savings" narrative. By a long shot, the largest expense for large companies in employee salaries - rent, by comparison, is a drop in the bucket. What follows …
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Comment #24766639
and tons of engineers... whats your point?
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Comment #24723000
same. I don't even think the severance is necessary. Just ask people who are interested in politics in the workplace to leave.
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Comment #24722960
Quite possible this could blacklist you from many other companies.
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Comment #24672401
yep, i'm ready go back to the office. This WFH stuff isn't all that it was hyped up to be and from talking to my co-workers, I'm not alone. I don't think I'd ever work for a compan…
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Comment #24653687
Not true. Contractors, by law, have the ability to work when/how they want including for multiple clients. If there is something specific in the contract, it is a civil issue.