A four day work week requires a 25% productivity increase to result in zero productivity loss.
100 * 1,20 * 0,8 = 96
100 * 1,25 * 0,8 = 100
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A four day work week requires a 25% productivity increase to result in zero productivity loss.
100 * 1,20 * 0,8 = 96
100 * 1,25 * 0,8 = 100
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The MBA is not for building a business, it's for having the credentials to get a comfy management job at an established corporation.
Because titles are important to some, and can be used as an incentive to lure people in.
And someone else did a good job not sweeping it under the rug
Either it works and you have them in a nice convenient place, or it doesn't and you don't have to worry about it anymore. It's a win win.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Stack Now in Profit by Over $50M
That's less than 8 dollars per capita. Hardly enough to solve a financial crisis.
I keep seeing news about El Salvador getting out of a national financial crisis with bitcoin
First time I see this. Could you share some links?
By that logic, the ones who don't drink should be handed the most secretive, important projects.
As they should. They credit card cartel should have never been allowed to make users of other, cheaper payment methods subsidize their benefits.
Or course! Same way we get paid by for the ideas we discuss here
I just create a new account every time I want to search for something
How do Uber drivers know who to pick up?
I pay for Netflix, a local gym, a maintenance contract for my boiler and a membership in my local public library
Netflix €16/m (Until they stop tolerating my password sharing)
Gym €38/m
Boiler maintenance €13/m
Public library €5/m (Just to support them)
Is it really in favour of nepotism? I see nepotism in this case as incidental. They could have restructured the company for the lulz, and still get the same result.
Compliant with what?
Is an account "content" for Apple?
Mine does
They should charge a subscription fee--like Skype--for those numbers
Think of the children! I mean, the buyers!
Heard
Don't they sound the same?
Criticism of Perl may even result in dismissal, according to an anonymous source
That statement is absurd. You can't dismiss an employee in the Netherlands for such a stupid reason. I used to work in their HQ as a developer, and complaining about Perl was always water cooler talk.
The hotels are responsible
Why not both? Fine the company (i.e. investors), jail the executives.
A multi-billion dollar corporation is withholding payments from smaller businesses. Is that not enough reason to publish such an article?