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I am referring to section 2.3.1 of the strategy doc.

But hard to point someone to the right place without decent numbering.

Are you American? I tend to find tastes in tech differ across the pond. An American literally sent me a link to a google doc the other week - I couldn't believe anyone would send a final professional doc in anything other than Word - you can't even get proper section numbers without a poor plugin....

I had fibre to the curb in QLD and fibre to the node in Sydney. Was the fastest broadband I've ever experienced!

Everytime an engineer tries to push slack on a consultant all they see is a new interface, shit loads of noise, gifs etc (cultural issue rather than tech stack obviously) and no real extra benefit vs the cost of learning something new when what you have today ticks all the boxes.

I also use both as I'm a partner on the engineering side of the business but also run a large consulting pod - I really don't care which one anyone uses. I don't personally see Slack being better 'enough' to justify the effort of switching for those that are already on teams.

Where's the failure exactly? I use teams to manage a very large and globally distributed consulting team.

I'm not seeing anyone raise issues from within my organisations other than the engineering side of the business preferring slack.

Just avoid comments about peoples personal appearance all together. Maybe somebody doesn't want to be told they're short or dark or whatever. I was introduced to a guy via email and spoke to him on IRC for nearly a year before he came to the office, when he arrived he was wearing a dress and carrying a handbag - I decided to not comment on his appearance. Try it...

As well as being factually dubious, that didn't answer the question.

and here is one of two reviews (the other one isn't so good either).

"This is the worst book I have ever read. Not organized, inconsistent tabs, incorrect spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Many of the points on tax sales are not fully explained and the reader is left with gaping holes in understanding the tax sale process. Some of the points are incorrect on how the tax sale process works.

I would not recommend this kindle to anyone, especially someone someone looking for guidance on the tax sale process. Perhaps this kindle could be useful in an English class as an example of what not to do."

You should seek a really good therapist, you're far too young to be 'over it' already.

You can live an authentic life, you just don't know how because 1, you're a kid with zero wisdom and 2, you don't yet know what is important (related to point 1).

If you hit 100k by the time your 30 you won't be paying it off into your 40's... Tech / consulting etc, not too hard to hit that number.

"The decline in total testosterone was observed even among men with normal body mass index."

I bet you've never left your own country for more than a week to visit Mexico.... you're all theory and it's all nonsense.

It's not insane - it's pretty common in most developed countries. The US is a major outlier.

Logically it's wrong. If you COULD care less then that means you do care to some level whereas most people mean you COULD NOT care less. Simple...

Yes, when enough people do / say something wrong over and over again, it sometimes becomes normalised.

I charge more per hour for my consulting, I had a bottle of wine that cost about that last week for dinner. What revenue do they actually get out of that model?

Surely he COULDN'T care less?

Wow - what a genious.

Plenty of places in the world charge for SMS. Ask all you want, doesn't mean things will change.

MY wife just applied for a mortgage in her home country, they won't approve it until they have a picture of her on file.. some places just do things differently hence the whole 'please test outside of the US' point of this post which appears to have gone over your head.

I will be getting this!

I wish one day it would include a super high quality camera like Samsung then it would be perfect.

I wish we could drop the word 'vulnerable'; that's what a gazelle is before a lion rips its head off.

The OP was open and honest rather than vulnerable. If we want equality and open dialogue, we have to be careful to make our language inclusive. 'Vulnerable' is associated with being weak for some people and isn't an inclusive word.

I don't consider myself vulnerable when I share something close to my heart. I would never share anything in a space where being 'vulnerable' was encouraged.

Open and honest.. not vulerable.

No, I've never heard of a buyer having an agent.

Much you like yourself, your questions is retarded. Teams is not web dev you moron.

I actually just sold my house to a buyer that can't travel due to covid lockdowns but they are desperate to move to the countryside.

Sight unseen house sales are becoming popular at the moment. Big city budgets can buy very nice houses where I live, the buyer just paid for a licensed house inspector to compile a report for them to make sure the place isn't about to collapse.

This is not how it works.

The bigger the labour pool, the worse deal you are going to get. You're now competing against the guy in Nowhere Town, this guy can do your job and he's willing to do it for less because he's never experienced an expensive reale estate market.

I run a small consulting practice. We are highly skilled and very experienced. We can often charge much less than our competitors because we don't have the overheads our competitors do. A 1 million dollar deal for my practice is worth a lot more than a 1 million dollar deal for Accenture. We can go down to 700,000 and still have over 90% profitability, Accenture will walk away at that price point because it's not worth their time.

I am sure that his bank did collect a lot of information upon account creation; that has nothing to do with their app login process though. Every bank adheres to 'Know Your Customer'.

No it's not. "Know your customer".

Starbucks didn't kill it. Consumers did. Startbucks came to Australia and mostly failed (had to close lots of stores) as the local coffee culture is very strong. Starbucks was mostly ignored.

I also got downvoted - maybe someone fucked up their NetSuite implementation.

No idea why you were down voted. You are 100% correct.

Which is totally reasonable. I can do X work for 1 million but if you throw Y into the mix then I obviously need to charge more.

Want your oil changing? 100$ no worries - oh you didn't realise you also needed new tyres and we only found out when looking at them? That's extra.