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TempWorks’ programmer Karl Stoerzinger reinvented this bi-directional gear mechanism that helped win the Tour de France in the late 1800s. You peddle forward for high-gear and backwards for low-gear.
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http://www.trulia.com/property/3109989996-17403-Locust-Dr-Los-Gatos-CA-95033 I got to spend a lot of time in Los Gatos in the 1990s. It was a nice place then, and I’m guessing it still is based on the $450k valuation you can get on a shack no bigger than the woodshed in my [...]
Ever heard the old saying, “everyone should learn to play an instrument?” How about “everyone should learn how to speak a second language?” These self-betterment arguments have a modern equivalent, which is that everyone should learn how to code. I see it everywhere. Steve Jobs [...]
We’ve had the privilege to share Scott Wintrip’s wisdom several times on Staffing Talk over the years, and today we’ve got another gem from the staffing consultant guru. I attended one of Scott’s breakout sessions at Staffing Industry Analysts’ Executive Forum back in March, and [...]
My eight-year-old son and I were doing some landscaping in our yard one day when he paused, looked up at me through squinted, sweat-soaked eyes, and said, “Dad, wouldn’t it be great if we never had to work?” To be honest, I can’t say I’ve [...]
“Just how stupid are you?” That’s likely not a question on the job applications in your office. But a couple of Swedish professors say it should be. And they also say the correct answer for the job candidate is, “How stupid do you want me [...]
