I agree, and it appears that I am not the only one
I agree, and it appears that I am not the only one
Here’s your broader context, all direct quotes:
“We’re going to build a wall, and Mexico is going to pay for it”
“When the looting starts, the shooting starts”
“I will totally obliterate the deep state”
IT’S JUST A JOKE BRO, IT’S JUST A PRANK
He himself said he would be a dictator on day one.
No, just equality. Isn’t that what feminism is about?
vomiting intensifies
Because nobody cares when double standards negatively impact boys or men.
It’s such a shame that those are the exact people who have the power in this situation
How about anyone whose job is taken by AI gets a universal basic income paid for by taxes on those companies
No matter how much you shake and dance,
The last few drops end up in your pants.
-Shakespeare, probably
Gastrointestinal Obstructions are seriously painful, you can’t take that stuff lightly
Well if you don’t going to, then definitely neither.
Which tastes better?
Unbelievably, yes.
Also, if you can’t fucking type properly (ie touch type) you’re not competent to manage others.
Each slide should have a max of 4 dot points, with each dot point roughly representing one spoken paragraph. Each dot point should have only the 3-4 most important words next to it. Speak the rest, but imagine that the dot point is what you want them to remember.
For example
Slide says:
What you say:
Due to the added bump from Christmas sales, we moved an additional 2500 units this quarter, which is about 15% of our year to date revenue. This is bigger than our Christmas sales last year, by about 7%. We think the increase is due to our new SKUs.
[Click, next dot point appears]
It’s better to have lots of slides with less info per slide.
If you have a small number of slides but they are too dense, the audience will read it in a couple of seconds then get bored, and will stop paying attention while waiting for you to finish reading.
Lol you’re neck deep in propaganda
I’m not in IT but used to work with a very old terminal based data storage and retrieval system.
If the original programmers had implemented a particular feature, it was very easy to enter a command and have it spit out the relevant info.
But as times changed, the product outgrew its original boundaries, and on a regular basis clients would ask for specific info that would require printing out decades worth of data before searching and editing it to get what the client wanted.
I can not tell you how many times I heard the phrase, “Can’t you just push a button or something and get the information now??”
The thing that infuriated me the most was the idea that somehow we could do that, but didn’t want to, as if there was some secret button under the desk that we could push for our favourite clients. Ugh.
According to Wiki, the modern javelin event has an “unlimited runup”. I, for one, would like to test that wording of the rules