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I currently work remotely and travel 50-75 percent to customer sites and conventions. I am grossly underpaid but I love my job. A private equity company recently purchased us, and they’ve already announced budget cuts etc. I want to be prepared in case my job ever gets cut. Any remote Read more
I have money and a place to live, and need to work consistently on a project that’s going to take a few months to really start coming to life. The main goal is a dynamic, varied, slightly random rhythm of movement so there are different spots and types of people Read more
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Hi everyone, just looking for someone to give me their 2 cents on my siutation if you don’t mind. So very quickly, heres my situation: I’m 39, background in sales (predominantly medical devices (last 8 years)). Bachelors degree in science. moved to Dubai with my partner to set up her Read more
Every year, I teach the same three courses part-time at a local college. This means that I repurpose the same teaching materials and lesson slides for each semester. And right before every semester, I bemoan the fact that despite its many innovations, Google Drive still doesn’t offer a built-in way Read more
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Personally, I don’t like thinking about competition—it makes me anxious. I’d rather be like Matthew McConaughey at the 2014 Oscars and just compete with myself (or at least ramble about it until the exit music comes on). But in the business world, there’s no way around thinking about your competitors. Read more
