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Crow Jane posted:
Jfc i'd rather not celebrate it
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got any sevens posted:Jfc i'd rather not celebrate it 2/3 people in the picture would appear to agree with you
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Nov 14, 2017 20:08
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BrandorKP posted:Cruise ships roll pretty fresh stores wise these days, fishmech. Generally the whole voyage every meal is prepared from fresh. Something like a bulk carrier is a better example. I work on a drillship. We roll remarkably fresh as well, and we're out for two months at a time. We're probably a bit spoiled though, compared to some.
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Nov 14, 2017 20:43
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Magius1337est posted:site location, demographic analyzation, product ordering and throughput, operation efficiency, employee management, consumer satisfaction, None od this requires a college degree. The janitor cleaning poo poo off the toilet can be trained to do those tasks. You are not special.
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Nov 14, 2017 22:30
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Magius1337est posted:site location, demographic analyzation, product ordering and throughput, operation efficiency, employee management, consumer satisfaction, So, basic undergrad data analysis? Because that stuff is fairly simple from a data analysis perspective.
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Nov 14, 2017 23:41
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man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business
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Nov 15, 2017 00:08
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business 
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Nov 15, 2017 00:10
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business nah i can't order products
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Nov 15, 2017 00:10
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i mean i would have started a successful subway franchise (Eat Fresh!) but i decided to buy a used toyota corolla instead
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Nov 15, 2017 00:11
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You got me, I'm just a dirty toilet-scrubbing poor who dreams of one day opening my own fast food franchise PS Potbelly is exponentially better than Subway is, in every way
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Nov 15, 2017 00:14
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Even if I had the capital to start a business I wouldn't because of my crippling ideological dogmatism.
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Nov 15, 2017 00:20
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KiteAuraan posted:So, basic undergrad data analysis? Because that stuff is fairly simple from a data analysis perspective. And the application and execution thereof? How do you decide which variables matter the most without data? Where do you get that data? How much are you paying for the data? How do you decide what actions to take, even if there are no conflicting data points? How much extra money does the correct application of the data bring? That's why you need experience, innovation, and a diverse skillset to do it well.
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Nov 15, 2017 00:24
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business Starting a business is for people too poor to not inherit one. I'm so wealthy I don't even know how my empire operates. God damned peasants.
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Nov 15, 2017 00:26
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business It isn't that you don't work for the money you get, it's that you have a highly entitled sense of self and think you are somehow above the people busting their rear end to make you more money. You also seem to think you are uniquely qualified and have some special knowledge about this poo poo when really just about anyone can be trained up to do the same tasks.
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Dameius posted:It isn't that you don't work for the money you get, it's that you have a highly entitled sense of self and think you are somehow above the people busting their rear end to make you more money. You also seem to think you are uniquely qualified and have some special knowledge about this poo poo when really just about anyone can be trained up to do the same tasks. I'll bet he makes all of his employees sign non-competes as well.
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Nov 15, 2017 00:46
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baquerd posted:And the application and execution thereof? How do you decide which variables matter the most without data? Where do you get that data? How much are you paying for the data? How do you decide what actions to take, even if there are no conflicting data points? How much extra money does the correct application of the data bring? "Experience, innovation and a diverse skillset" are all corporate buzzwords and an introductory statistics course will teach you quite easily how to chose variables (application of proper tests of statistical significance run for each data type) and gathering data (field work, others' field work (for example having front-end employees track what is sold to customers by different sociological variables e.g, age, ethnicity, gender) or buying that data if you are bougie). Tests of statistical significance solve issues of what action to take as they can inform likelihood of success, especially when applied with research from comparable areas. That also solves the final question, as it simply involves waiting to see if the correct application has been chosen, which by relying on previous published research results and your own data analysis you can increase the likelihood of that occurring. I know that the business world likes to ignore academic social science data and analysis, but we really are pretty good at it for the applications they want. It's why the sellouts who leave trying to understand the world for making profit make bank.
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They don't make bank because of any quality of work, they make bank because they give justification to whatever agenda an executive has. Basically nerdy marketers. Millions of impressions!! That is my take from working at corporate retailers anyway.
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KiteAuraan posted:"Experience, innovation and a diverse skillset" are all corporate buzzwords and an introductory statistics course will teach you quite easily how to chose variables (application of proper tests of statistical significance run for each data type) and gathering data (field work, others' field work (for example having front-end employees track what is sold to customers by different sociological variables e.g, age, ethnicity, gender) or buying that data if you are bougie). Tests of statistical significance solve issues of what action to take as they can inform likelihood of success, especially when applied with research from comparable areas. That also solves the final question, as it simply involves waiting to see if the correct application has been chosen, which by relying on previous published research results and your own data analysis you can increase the likelihood of that occurring. The poster you're replying to believes in good old slavery as a moral and good business as well. Of course he'd be on board for wage slave franchise practices that marginalize the actual labor.
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Nov 15, 2017 01:24
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Hand Row posted:They don't make bank because of any quality of work, they make bank because they give justification to whatever agenda an executive has. Basically nerdy marketers. Millions of impressions!! That's why they drive me insane, as I aspire to follow my mentors into low-paying but at least ethnically sane work.
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Magius1337est is also the op of a gbs thread in which he asks people to gather spank material for him: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3838793 so, like, no loving surprises here. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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KiteAuraan posted:"Experience, innovation and a diverse skillset" are all corporate buzzwords and an introductory statistics course will teach you quite easily how to chose variables (application of proper tests of statistical significance run for each data type) and gathering data (field work, others' field work (for example having front-end employees track what is sold to customers by different sociological variables e.g, age, ethnicity, gender) or buying that data if you are bougie). Tests of statistical significance solve issues of what action to take as they can inform likelihood of success, especially when applied with research from comparable areas. That also solves the final question, as it simply involves waiting to see if the correct application has been chosen, which by relying on previous published research results and your own data analysis you can increase the likelihood of that occurring. The amount of data that can be collected is often hard/expensive to collect, overwhelming in its diversity, conflicting, and in very few ways decisive as to the correct action for the business to take to maximize profits. That simple term of "maximizing profits" is itself beholden to myriad tax laws, time frame, and unknowables. I would  that you have not had to do this in a business environment where you had free reign to decide what to investigate, or you would be singing a different tune.
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Magius1337est posted:Here's an idea, a completely horizontally organized company that manages to stay in business and not cannibalize itself or fail to make any important decisions. You are in for a surprise... That's the future of supply chains dude. You're going to be eaten. Bar Ran Dun fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Nov 15, 2017 |
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Nov 15, 2017 02:02
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Magius1337est posted:there's a reason people like you are easily replaceable. why is it you just won't accept you won the game man, why do keep acting like you're important? petty insults aren't gonna make you look any better, surely you see that
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Nov 15, 2017 03:40
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No one wants to think they're "the man" because if they are, they have no excuse for their misery.
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Nov 15, 2017 05:29
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Beachcomber posted:No one wants to think they're "the man" because if they are, they have no excuse for their misery. Clearly the guy who scrubs the toilets is slacking. Probably impacting foot traffic, what would you know, pleb.
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Nov 15, 2017 05:47
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blowfish posted:Is it sourdough, wholemeal and has to actually be chewed instead of melting away like cotton candy? If that's not an option then your bread isn't actually decent  Sourdough? Really? You're not even going to go with something challenging like pumpernickel?
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Nov 16, 2017 07:52
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sourdough is simply a natural leaven slick
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business What I do has no private sector analogue.
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Nov 17, 2017 20:45
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I spent today working at Walgreen's. AMA.
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Nov 17, 2017 21:11
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there wolf posted:
Remember we're talking to people who think anything even slightly tougher than cotton candy is fishmech posted:European rock bread that's barely fit for an unfavorable mule
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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blowfish posted:Remember we're talking to people who think anything even slightly tougher than cotton candy is This is exactly the sort of attitude I was talking about, lol.
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Nov 17, 2017 21:16
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consider that american bread = euro cake is true, but that it's not that american bread is bad, but rather europe has really lovely cake
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Nov 17, 2017 21:18
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boner confessor posted:consider that american bread = euro cake is true, but that it's not that american bread is bad, but rather europe has really lovely cake May Mary Berry strike you down
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Nov 17, 2017 21:19
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I like sourdough. I freeze it as well.
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Nov 17, 2017 21:21
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eat fresh
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Nov 17, 2017 21:22
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boner confessor posted:consider that american bread = euro cake is true, but that it's not that american bread is bad, but rather europe has really lovely cake  You need bored as gently caress royalty to come up with a cake this deliciously elegant.
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Nov 17, 2017 21:25
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boner confessor posted:consider that american bread = euro cake is true, but that it's not that american bread is bad, but rather europe has really lovely cake why not both? (I expect that Americake is actually worse)
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Nov 17, 2017 21:25
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I have a breadmaker that takes four hours to make the exact same bread that I can buy from the bakery round the corner, for the same price as the ingredients.
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Nov 17, 2017 21:26
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noyes posted:eat fresh Careful, dont eat prepubescent bread. glowing-fish posted:I spent today working at Walgreen's. AMA. Just today? First day? How bad was it
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Magius1337est posted:man i guess its so easy you guys must be on track to start your own successful business The office I work in is going to invoice over a million this year with nothing but 3 guys, 150 sf, 3 cars, and the most basic office hardware. I can poo poo money if I want to, but I work salaried for a not for profit, because it does a great deal of tangible good in the world. Good business is about building good systems and letting them repeat . It ain't as hard as you think it is. And you aren't special.
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