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What scares me about Active Directory, is that at enterprise-scale it's perpetually at an early beta stage, MS simply can't spin up a lab environment with 100,000 endpoints and thousands of servers to run regression testing. AD does weird stuff sometimes and we just have to roll with it.
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tokin opposition posted:Thanks for the advice, but this is a nonprofit and all paid is determined by years of experience. this is almost always a lie by the way. even if the "pay per YOE" is set in stone (which it is not, nothing is set in stone), you can certainly selectively manipulate your years of experience!
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A nonprofit is going to pay jack poo poo regardless. The last one I worked with (and maybe all of them) publicly posted their CEOs pay and she made less than I did. They had an IT worker who had been there 25 years and they got paid $20 an hour. Can’t wring blood from a stone
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I have had four managers this calendar year. None of them overlapped. Number four just quit. Laughing out loud. Absolutely laughing my butt off.
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Wizard of the Deep posted:I have had four managers this calendar year. None of them overlapped. Step up and show them you're the Wizard for the job. I have an interview tomorrow for a job with requirements I absolutely do not match but we'll see. I need to dust off the shirt and tie.
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I'm not sure I could remember how to tie a tie any more
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Thanks Ants posted:I'm not sure I could remember how to tie a tie any more If they won't accept me in a polo and jeans, do I really want to work there?
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Yeah I’ve never worn a tie to an interview goddamn. Funerals only.
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Rawrbomb posted:If they won't accept me in a t-shirt and loose skirt, do I really want to work there?
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i am a moron posted:A nonprofit is going to pay jack poo poo regardless. The last one I worked with (and maybe all of them) publicly posted their CEOs pay and she made less than I did. They had an IT worker who had been there 25 years and they got paid $20 an hour. Can’t wring blood from a stone This place is offering 32/hr to stsrt, but I don't know when that was or what the COL is Thus far I've been able to resist too much lifestyle creep so that's still plenty for me
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20/hr was eight years ago in Ohio, 32 actually seems pretty good but idk if that will go farther in your godless heathen left coast den of sin Edit: 60-70k would’ve been director level there. They also ran half ways houses (some of which were designed to protect former sex workers from their traffickers) and did lots of really intense voc rehab with devastatingly underserved populations. Not sure if that’s like… not profitable non profit stuff. It’s honestly a joke they don’t all get paid more than me, they did more for more communities that need it than anywhere I’ve ever worked or ever will. lol America i am a moron fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Sep 28, 2023 |
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i am a moron posted:20/hr was eight years ago in Ohio, 32 actually seems pretty good but idk if that will go farther in your godless heathen left coast den of sin My last job was working overnight at a homeless shelter for minimum wage. I had to deal with so much poo poo (literally and figuratively) with a boss that actively hated her residents and basically treated me as a combo security guard, therapist, and janitor. it's hilarious how bad the nonprofit sector is if you actually do helpful things rather than be a CEO or computer toucher. Keep in mind Seattle's minimum wage is $18.69* and I have a very cheap lifestyle without a car, kids, or pets so I've been building my nest egg to eventually pay off student loans and get a car. * this means you can afford to live in an apartment the size of a shoebox, a slumlord basement, or you have to commute an hour away at least to afford anything nice.
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tokin opposition posted:basically treated me as a combo security guard, therapist, and janitor. This was all of their front line people basically. Lots of awesome folks who wanted to good and got roped into a pretty grimy setup especially when you listened to how the HQ folks talked about it. Honestly can’t believe they even have a pool to draw from anymore but somehow they keep finding people.
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Sep 28, 2023 23:02
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Rip jamboards, we hardly knew ye.
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Defenestrategy posted:Rip jamboards, we hardly knew ye.  I sat in a meeting with the main Jamboard dudes while they presented to Spotify and a - they didnt understand corporate video at all b - holy poo poo were they pretentious assholes I am zero percent surprised they axed the jamboard, and am kinda surprised that G suite is still such a closed off environment. Only the Bay Area is cool with using PCs for video conferencing.
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Defenestrategy posted:Rip jamboards, we hardly knew ye. The Google Graveyard needs to be updated.
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If you pay money to Google for something your business relies on then you are a sucker. Their product development process frequently involves straight up forgetting that stuff exists for years at a time, and the support is genuinely awful.
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Lol, we had a couple of those big-rear end free standing Jamboards. I never saw one in use except at a tech faire. On the other hand we do have every conference room set up with large displays, good cameras and audio, and wired into a Google Meet touchscreen. That works great. The latest downside to conferencing is that the Product people have fallen in love with LucidSpark. That's great when the presenter has organized her presentation properly, and then panned down so we could add stickies with feedback and questions. It sucks when a whole quarterly Program Increment plan is loosely arranged on a The new LucidSpark plugin for Meet is really nice though, you can interact with the chart in the actual Meet window.
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We bought five of those free standing jam boards back in 2018. You can technically still use them after the eol for jamboards, but I'm hoping i can convince my office to let me have a 55 inch touch screen display for a laptop in my living room.
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tokin opposition posted:AAD > AD do you mean Entra, boomer
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tehinternet posted:do you mean Entra, boomer Entra ID 
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Thanks Ants posted:If you pay money to Google for something your business relies on then you are a sucker. Their product development process frequently involves straight up forgetting that stuff exists for years at a time, and the support is genuinely awful.  but also A major, major, major household name migrated from Lotus Notes to Gsuite in TYOOL 2019
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My college's student system has FORTRAN somewhere in the backend which made it harder to get a preferred name option implemented until I put up enough of a fuss
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i support logan's run for computers, programming languages, and video games 30 years out and you're smashed with a sledgehammer
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Internet Explorer posted:wait how old is iexplore.exe? first release was with windows 95
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It’s all oracle people soft if you squint hard enough
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the original internet explorer was licensed from spyglass, which was the commercial offshoot of ncsa, which made the first graphical web browser initially released in 1993
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and yes I am old enough to have used ntsc mosaic when it was new
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Nevermind! Raise the voting age and lower property taxes!
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The Fool posted:and yes I am old enough to have used ntsc mosaic when it was new Wow, how's retirement treating you?
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Yeah but I think we can be fair to our mod and go with the actual named product release. You've got approximately two years IE, make the most of them.
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The Fool posted:and yes I am old enough to have used ntsc mosaic when it was new Bump this fist, fellow fogey. Sometimes I miss the days when the Internet was for text. On the other hand, if I had to go back to writing CGI scripts in Perl, I might lie quietly and wait for Tokin's axe.
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