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Your manager's job is to manage you. You want to tell your manager that you will leave if he tries. This is going to be an adversarial discussion no matter what. If you want to get the point across without giving him an ultimatum, first you need to understand his reasoning, and then you need to g...
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Give Unto Caesar What is Caesar's
Assuming you are not the salesperson assigned to that client, your responsibility is to your employer. Your employer's responsibility is to the client.
If the client is really only staying with the company because you are there, then the company had a responsib...
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Question:
What are some good ways of listing language proficiency on a resume?
Problem:
Language is such a complex thing to explain simply. There are several aspects of most languages (reading, writing, speaking, listening), and being good at one aspect doesn't mean you'll be good at the rest....
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You could threaten to fork his dongle.
Now days, it's a bunch of Not an Answer flags and a smattering of assorted cruft. 10K users can't even vote to delete these; only 20K users have that privilege. Re-flagging them does nothing but increase their priority in the moderator flag queue, where they frequently outrank more pressing is...5
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I gave this answer to a question. It rapidly attracted a significant number of negative votes and negative comments, to the point where my first reaction was to delete the answer. I could improve it of course, and I did make some effort.
What surprised me is that despite getting so many negative...
I hope I understand the logic correctly. How about something like:
public int fightMath (int one, int two)
{
int oneHit = ((one == 3 && two != 1) || (one == 2 && two != 0)) ? 1 : 0;
int twoHit = ((two == 3 && one != 1) || (two == 2 && one != 0)) ? 2 : 0;
return oneHit+twoHit;
}
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I have a data frame like this:
n = c(2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4)
n <- as.factor(n)
s = c("a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f")
df = data.frame(n, s)
df
n s
1 2 a
2 2 b
3 3 c
4 3 d
5 4 e
6 4 f
and I want to access the first element of each level of my factor (and have in this example a vector containing a...
As Jeff notes,
We really want vote diversity here, so that's the point of the limits
The limits in place are currently determined in two ways:
Per-queue hard limits: after 20 reviews in a given queue*, you're done for the day - if you want to continue reviewing, you can switch to a differ...1
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There have been a few questions about relieving letters here and based on the context of those question the idea of being required to have relieving letter seems quite foreign to many of us that are not from India. So this question is for those of us not from India that may not understand the cu...
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