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My wife and I setup a home office and we work back to back with about 3 feet separating us. Whenever one of us takes a video call, the blur function does not blur out backside of the person behind them. It doesn’t blur our own faces as well as Read more
I know these jobs are becoming harder to find right now, but is there a particular place that you are finding legit remote/hybrid jobs? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/WiseGuy816 [link] [comments]
It seems like this falls within the parameters of the group rules, but I’m going to start WFH soon the company provided headphones but they are terrible for background noise. I had to turn off my AC in order to hear. Do y’all have any recommendations? It’s a call center Read more
I have been doing HR ops for a startup that hires internationally through an eor instead of setting up local entities. We are scaling the team and we keep going back and forth on what actually matters to the person who is on the other end and vs what we Read more
Hi all I been curious about working here. I don’t see anything but amazing reviews. Can someone share with me about the reality of it. I want to pivot careers and consider this role but I’m not sure. My current role started off amazing but now it’s been a little Read more
As advanced as AI agents have become, they still fall short in one respect: connecting to your apps reliably. That’s because every app authenticates, structures its endpoints, shapes its data, and breaks in its own way. An agent has to learn all those rules before it can wire up to Read more
Sorry if the title is unclear. I will be starting a hybrid position, with dedicated desk in office. For desk items like an adding machine, stapler, headset, etc. do you recommend having duplicates at each location, or creating a small, portable office to take things back and forth? On one Read more
I started working remotely a few months ago. My company works in a hybrid mode and I love WFH. But, since I am not physically in office, I am constantly anxious about missing my manager’s call, checking my mails even during break to see if I missed something out and Read more
Hello Reddit! Here is a little context before I ask my question. I am a 26 F and I graduated with a computer science degree about a year ago. Throughout college and for an entire year after college I worked at Starbucks so about five years interviewing constantly throughout. I Read more
When I replayed Fallout 4 recently, I reacquainted myself with one of the background characters—a noodle chef robot. All he can do is say “What will you have?” in Japanese and give you noodles when you say “yes.” It reminded me of early-days chatbots, which I miss on a personal Read more
