With the economy the way it is, almost worldwide it seems that the question of pay is always one of those things that seem to come up with jobs, either it be small jobs, big jobs, or something in-between. What seems to be lost in the grand scheme of things is the pay differential between the boss...
@enderland Evidently it is a winning strategy to answer practically every question with a non answer that boils down to yeah thats a tough problem i have faced it too.
@enderland 2k/10k for deleting closed questions after 2 days, 4k/20k for deleting negative voted answers or deleting closed questions without the 2 day period
@enderland ugh he grace-period edited it to all bold dashes. That's even more annoying
My desk-phone rang for the first time. I stared at it until it stopped. I am good at phone.
@Jim Depends on how focused it is. I don't think this one is answerable beyond opinion + why as you say. And I don't think the potential answers are that valuable to most people.
I want to document hours consumed for my tasks (for self-reference). Is there any easy-to-use practical device for this? I imagine something like a chess clock, but there is only one clock that I can start, stop/pause and reset easily (like by hitting a button). Tasks could span several days. Do ...
I guess I more or less determine questions in a "would this question be useful to other people" sense - the good cop/bad cop one I see as useful both for interviewers as well as interviewees
@enderland No thats a question of how do you find people that can handle stress.. this is a question of can i be a jackass in an interview so i can feel the power trip
I've read some answers on a couple of questions about money and they generally assume that saying "I want more money" is something that shouldn't be said as it makes you look greedy.
Why? Money is a part of every remunerated work and, ceteris paribus, more of it is always better, so why the cyni...
Most companies do this with time card services, in a company using electronic time cards, I'd think this was irrelevant. For timecard services, I've used both Oracle Time & Labor, and Clarity - neither one of them would I recommend.
I don't know of anyone using a chess clock mechanism for p...
@Chad @BenBrocka To be clear, I edited it not as an implicit stamp of approval but in CASE the community reopens it, I didn't want it in the garbage state it was in.
@enderland You can only vote to close/reopen a question once (unless you're a mod, since it's not really a vote), so if it reopens you can't vote again
This wouldn't quite work because the only people worth hiring are the ones calling on the BS and cutting this "interview" short.
Most companies do this with time card services, in a company using electronic time cards, I'd think this was irrelevant. For timecard services, I've used both Oracle Time & Labor, and Clarity - neither one of them would I recommend.
I don't know of anyone using a chess clock mechanism for p...
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