The ability to bullshit on demand is an invaluable skill in the corporate world.
The ability to bullshit on demand is an invaluable skill in the corporate world.
Well… that’s not the worst thing that happened to a class yesterday…
That said, it’s funny to see how much “weird” gets under their skin.
Not that funny, really. Conservatism is all about defining normality and attacking any deviation from it. “Weird” is the very definition for not normal. It’s the antithesis of their meta value. Of course they’d hate it.
You have been warned but you needed proof.
You hanged some lighting on the roof.
The spirit of the holiday overthrew you.
You climbed atop the kitchen chair.
You plugged the cord. It zapped your hair.
And from your lips you stuttered Hallelujah.
It’s not like Marx himself would have passed that test.
So… it wasn’t about music?
It’s called “machine learning”. Let’s put AI in schools so that children will be free to work the mines.
Did they provide any justification for the claim? Or is it just the usual “because I said so”?
The problem is corporate culture. LinkedIn is merely reflecting it. Any other platform for job seekers would have the same issues.
She didn’t actually submit it though, so it shouldn’t have needed to process it and use up that electricity.
They couldn’t collaborate when they wanted to do it together, so instead they are taking turns?
As long as they don’t offer to teach poster design…
He originally appeared as a minor villain in Captainman #743, so you’d have to read that first. And the previous issues, for context.
Just entered it, with my Google credentials, even though I’m neither a woman nor an American. If they are going to track people who read it, let’s add as much garbage data as we can (to the tracking, not to the sheet)
Could still be worse. They can still mandate that you post it on a paid service. That they own.