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in a well actually posted:Finally chatgpt and deepfake audio’s true calling. Even the AI is gonna be pissed off by that, this is how we get skynet launching the nukes
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Hi thread, I recognize this is a vague question but do you have resources for Salary Surveys with significant sample sizes and veracity? Thinking for the corporate professions associated with real estate development.
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FAUXTON posted:I met a traveler from an antique land, who said ![]() Ornery and Hornery posted:Hi thread, I recognize this is a vague question but do you have resources for Salary Surveys with significant sample sizes and veracity? You can probably get a boatload of demographic information from The Work Number or something, you you'll have to pay for it.
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priznat posted:Even the AI is gonna be pissed off by that, this is how we get skynet launching the nukes I mean We kinda deserve it at this point
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Renegret posted:I mean ![]()
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Volmarias posted:
Thank you friend, I will research this resource
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Ornery and Hornery posted:Thank you friend, I will research this resource There's a few HR professionals in this thread I think. A former company of mine used Radford compensation data when it came to compensation evaluation and whatnot. It's a HR tool that probably cost a lot of money though, but maybe someone has access to it. https://radford.aon.com/en-us/
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Renegret posted:I mean Let's nuke the c-levels first to see if the situation improves.
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Vasudus posted:Because I was a complete idiot, I believed the company line that I was on track for the higher tiers of management. I worked extra on proposals, I hosted lunch and learns, I did mentoring (I still do that, but ho ho ho is the tone different) and so on on top of handling the extremely difficult clients that people bailed on. I believed all of this because I grew up blue collar, was the first person to go to college and grad school, and believed the meritocracy line hook, line, and sinker. In reality the game was rigged from the start and I'll never get the reward, but thanks for all the hard work. Your problem and background sounds similar to mine. My last technically a boss person was promoted in to departing boss’ spot because he was a family friend of the CEO. All we have to do is be born to different people and go to fancy private school easy peasy.
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Aww hell yeah. I had to stay here and work while my family went to Florida, and then they were surprised with Disney World tickets from the in-laws. Then they brought home COVID to me. I'm sick with COVID and I didn't even leave the goddamned house for two weeks or get to go to Disney. gently caress's sake. ![]()
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Sundae posted:Aww hell yeah. I had to stay here and work while my family went to Florida, and then they were surprised with Disney World tickets from the in-laws. Then they brought home COVID to me. whatd you learn?
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Don't go to florida, for one
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priznat posted:Don't go to florida, for one I didn't! ![]() quote:whatd you learn? A lot of things I'm not going to put in writing about my family and their commitment to protecting a three-year-old child.
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Sorry Sundae, I know you posted that protecting your kid has been a source of stress for you and I remember possibly a forums break? Early in Covid times I thought it was cool of you to be so careful for your family, I think you did good and just wanted to say that. Hope you feel better soon ![]()
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Don't let loved ones go to Florida. Kids are really resilient to most of the bad long term effects of COVID so at 3 it'll most likely be like a cold, and if it isn't the treatment options available now are pretty great, it's a world of difference from early on. Just stay on top of it and if the fever gets bad talk to your doctor. And like, it sucks but this is just how this is now. Not just in the US but the world. It's good your kid got to go to Disney World!
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Lockback posted:Don't let loved ones go to Florida. More and more true all the time
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Lockback posted:If you can't figure out how to keep your service alive then maybe getting called about it at 5am will help you prioritize it. Sundae posted:They can keep pushing to fix it, but until someone who makes decisions has to get up at 2:30AM and deal with it, nothing's going to change.
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Semi-Protato posted:My company just rolled out a new policy that giving references, including personal references and linked in recommendations, would be grounds for discipline up to and including termination. I know we have the verification hotline or whatever for HR to do official references but to tell us what we can/can't say on our own time or on a non-company owned social network seems over the top, especially since we just did a significant round of layoffs. Anyone else's companies have this kind of thing in place? I haven't seriously looked for work in years, are references even still a thing? Bringing this back up from a month ago - a few asked about the lawsuit or wacky circumstance that would have lead to this awful policy, and the brain drain that was sure to follow. Turns out they're organizing the company into business units and selling the largest, highest revenue unit! Can't have people leaving until the sale is over and everyone can be properly laid off by the buyers at severely reduced/eliminated severance. We reward loyalty at this company! Oh and there was another round of layoffs.
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I got back from vacation today. Getting several variations on the "Hi with no context" message. Ignoring them all. "Hey GNF. Welcome back!" "Hi! I'm sure you're relaxed after that vacation!" "Hope your vacation was good!"
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Good-Natured Filth posted:I got back from vacation today. Getting several variations on the "Hi with no context" message. Ignoring them all. I assume these are Professional Enemies (they typically need things from you) and not Professional Friends (you typically need things from them)?
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Semi-Protato posted:Bringing this back up from a month ago - a few asked about the lawsuit or wacky circumstance that would have lead to this awful policy, and the brain drain that was sure to follow. Turns out they're organizing the company into business units and selling the largest, highest revenue unit! Can't have people leaving until the sale is over and everyone can be properly laid off by the buyers at severely reduced/eliminated severance. We reward loyalty at this company! Oh and there was another round of layoffs. e: and leave my contact info in my last email to my team. to exchange holiday cards of course.
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So wework is now spiralling towards bankruptcy and is a “going concern” which has me a little worried because we have space in one with a bunch of hardware that I am NOT looking forward to getting out of there if it collapses. Hopefully we get our own space (locally) soon!
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We have space but fortunately no critical infrastructure in there.
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Zarin posted:I assume these are Professional Enemies (they typically need things from you) and not Professional Friends (you typically need things from them)? Yeah. The coworkers that I like all know to send me as much context as possible in a message when reaching out for something, and vice versa. So far, the couple folks that got antsy waiting for me to acknowledge their message ended up asking if I saw their email from when I was on vacation. "No, I was on vacation. Please reply to it to bring it to the top of my inbox."
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Nothing but respect for this AVP who is on leave with the following OOO message: "I am out of the office and not monitoring emails."
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priznat posted:So wework is now spiralling towards bankruptcy and is a “going concern” which has me a little worried because we have space in one with a bunch of hardware that I am NOT looking forward to getting out of there if it collapses. Heh, iirc in accounting "going concern" is a good thing (meaning that there is no reason to assume they will not keep going indefinitely). "No longer a going concern" is when people start looking to end-date the organization. Maybe if you're lucky, should WeWork falter, maybe you can work out a deal with the owner of the building to keep your equipment there for awhile longer. ![]()
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Jenkl posted:Nothing but respect for this AVP who is on leave with the following OOO message: eh, if you're anything vaguely financial this might be a mandatory time away thing.
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Zarin posted:Heh, iirc in accounting "going concern" is a good thing (meaning that there is no reason to assume they will not keep going indefinitely). Sorry I meant they said something about how they might have difficulty being a going concern or whatever.. Whenever I see those two words together in a statement from a company it’s usually in the bad way ![]()
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Yeah, being a "going concern" means that you're broadly sustainable and active in whatever context you're referring to. It can seem bad because there are relatively few contexts in which you have to address the question of whether you're a going concern that aren't negative.
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Our risk management spreadsheet at my previous job had “going concern issues” as a potential consequence. It was somehow weighed higher than someone getting killed on the job.
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Well if you’re killed it’s a one time concern.
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We keep getting questions that are already answered by our “everything is fine, there are no cash flow issues and of course we have no substantial doubts about our ability to continue as a going concern” shirts.
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Vasudus posted:Well if you’re killed it’s a one time concern. That means less payroll liability short term.
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FrozenVent posted:Our risk management spreadsheet at my previous job had “going concern issues” as a potential consequence. For the business that’s accurate
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And actually as a bonus for someone since corpo probably took a life insurance claim out on you.
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"infrastructure in a WeWork" means laptops or maybe desktops and maybe a home NAS right? Right?
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They have a program where you can colocate servers and stuff.
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:They have a program where you can colocate servers and stuff. Oh my god.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:Oh my god. Would definitely be concerned about getting those out of a place teetering on the edge! And kind of a weird decision to put them with wework to begin with, instead of all the dedicated-to-that-purpose shops.
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# ? Jun 10, 2024 19:10 |
Disciple Luo asked: Master, what is virtue? Master Hai said: In the reign of the King of Product Development, there were two high officials in the Ministry of Product Management. One was wild and belligerent, quarrelling with the other ministries, beating their subordinates, and achieving nothing, but always speaking loudly and publicly about how busy they were. The other was cautious and managed their team carefully, delivering on projects on time, avoiding quarrels and cleaning up after their colleague’s fuckups. One was virtuous and the other was not. Disciple Luo asked: Which official was virtuous? Master Hai said: You are not yet wise. The first official was virtuous. Disciple Luo replied: Picking quarrels and achieving nothing, how is this called virtue? Doing their job and calming chaos, how is this called vice? Master Hai said: Virtue is the fulfilment of your line manager’s personal objectives. Vice is doing literally anything else. The first official caused trouble in the ministries and achieved little, and therefore was a convenient scapegoat whenever their line manager wanted one, while also being clearly inferior to their line manager. The second was merely a competent official. Competent officials are often found. Excellent patsies are not often found. The first official was virtuous. Disciple Luo said: Master, this is wisdom.
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