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Corporate Diversity?

Posted 04-28-2021 at 08:46 PM by Blondebaerde

Occasionally it makes the news that tech in places like Seattle is allegedly prejudiced against various groups. It makes the news every few years, there is a kerfuffle, the political flacks who either run the company or their $400/hour PR people get in front of it and announce "new hiring initiatives to be more inclusive." If they do anything about it or not, I don't know. And so it continues, in my experience. My current client just created an executive role subordinate only to the...
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(ON): Dodge Hellcat Has Close Encounter With Chevy Silverado - Things Go Badly

Posted 04-14-2021 at 03:12 PM by Blondebaerde
Updated 06-08-2021 at 12:17 PM by Blondebaerde

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Originally Posted by wamer27 View Post
You can see the good people who ran and helped, not the people who stood around and filmed.
Replying as a blog...controversial topic and thread-derailer.

We must all make a moral choice to become involved or not at the scene of a wreck.

I once watched a young man bury his bike under the back end of a van at a motorcycle dealer event. He was behaving irresponsibly. There were probably two hundred others watching. I was minding my bestie's then-young...
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ON: If you choose a trades career- and want a general education

Posted 04-01-2021 at 09:43 AM by Blondebaerde

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Originally Posted by jtab4994 View Post
I only lasted one year in college yet I am smarter and better informed (I dare say) than most people who have a 4 year college degree or better.

If you work as a welder (for example) you'll make more money than most mere college graduates.
If you work as a welder you can still read newspapers and books to educate yourself.
If you work as a welder but you still need or want that piece of paper saying you're educated then go for it, but realize that an AA degree from
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ON: Don't Become A Teacher (Warning: Long Rant)

Posted 03-02-2021 at 11:56 AM by Blondebaerde

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Originally Posted by RobinsonCrusoe View Post
Warning: Long Rant ahead. Using my chance to vent to let people know what’s going on in the education industry.

So the long-story-short version is: I was just let go by my school. But that’s actually not what I’m here to vent about. I know a lot of positions are being terminated due to COVID so I’m not looking for pity for myself. I just wanted to use this opportunity to finally let ANYBODY who’s thinking about becoming a teacher be fairly warned about what they’re getting
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ON: Psychology of someone who's always giving advice?

Posted 01-31-2021 at 04:10 PM by Blondebaerde

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Originally Posted by smt1111 View Post
What are your thoughts about the psychology of someone who's always giving advice?

(blah blah blah)

The original topic gets lost because the conversation becomes focused on the person giving advice. It becomes about them.
Better as a blog post/reply:

I manage enterprise teams for a living. Some personalities tend to provide counsel, wanted or not. If not, too bad I guess. And we won't be hanging out much anymore, assuming we're talking...
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