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 Discussion on question by I Like to C…

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Celos
Sep 8, 2020 05:50
"I understand that for university students, a girlfriend/boyfriend can be extremely important." I just can't get past this sentence. For whom isn't a girlfriend/boyfriend extremely important?
 

 Discussion on answer by Tymoteusz Pau…

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Celos
Jan 29, 2020 15:38
@TymoteuszPaul that's even more odd: in my part of the EU someone tagging along without an explicit invitation (or without asking for permission) is pretty much unthinkable.
Celos
Jan 29, 2020 12:53
@TymoteuszPaul could this be country/culture dependant? There are very few (legal) workplace things I can think of that are more rude than joining a group for lunch uninvited, but apparently quite a few people see it differently.
 

 Discussion on answer by Kilisi: What …

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Celos
Aug 31, 2018 07:20
@Dragonel In this case it would instead be that OP was offered £X, they countered with £X+Y and received a contract stating £X+Y.
 

 Discussion on answer by Philip Kendal…

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Celos
Jun 8, 2018 14:45
@Neo, except this question also refers to recruiters and honestly, what kind of nonsense is it to think that you should change the format you prepare your CV/resume in for someone who is looking to use it for profit.
 

 Discussion on answer by Richard U: Ho…

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Celos
Jun 8, 2017 22:13
@Patrice, I feel like if you can't fill up the hour with something enjoyable you would also do had you not been at work early, you are giving up your free time for nothing. Not to mention the countless other obligations you might need to skip (children). Honestly, being an hour early sounds so absurd to me.
 

 Discussion on answer by aparente001: …

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Celos
May 30, 2017 12:55
@AnonymousPhysicist, the what now? You have to pay for the graduation ceremony? Is this a common thing in the US?
 

 Discussion on answer by JimmyJames: G…

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Celos
Apr 27, 2017 20:15
I really like your answer, but I also feel an opening-bracket-position-holy-war coming on ...
 

 Discussion on answer by MelBurslan: I…

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Celos
May 18, 2016 03:18
@MelBurslan, "...but in eastern Europe, it usually goes without saying, laws are pretty much a joke if you know the right people." Uhh, what?
 

 Discussion on answer by Mehrdad: Mora…

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Celos
Mar 22, 2016 12:59
@Mehrdad, From the way the question is phrased ("It turns out that this was his honors project for an undergraduate major in Computer Science."), it is clear that the work is not used as part of the thesis, but IS the thesis. That is to say that the client has made their intentions clear and your caveat applies.
 

 Discussion on answer by Mark Buffalo:…

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Celos
Jan 21, 2016 16:38
@MarkBuffalo "Or you're privacy-conscious." Well I have to be, now.