Re:Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation backtracks on one-year ...
by bluecalm on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @09:07PM
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Small business doesn't have "custodians and admins". It has a few people every one of them absolutely crucial for survival.
Have you ever started a company without outside funding? Usually you have some savings, maybe for a few months and a lot of hope. Someone quitting in the middle of that to take care of the child means you won't make it.
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Re:Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation backtracks on one-year ...
by Spooky23 on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @08:29AM
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I have. I put the company in the ground when we couldn’t resolve a dispute and left.
We had our first child at 32. (I took 5 months off as a director level manager when my wife went back to work.) When is a woman deemed safely in old maid status and ok to hire?
When I was in this position as a principal, our biggest threat was good junior tech staff being snatched up by big companies or being lured into a government gig with a great pension plan.
I get the risk/concern, but the Mad Men era attitude projects risk. As a guy, it would give me pause about working for the firm. On top of everything else, you’re missing out on fantastic talent.
Re:Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation backtracks on one-year ...
by AnIdiotOnTheNet on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @08:00AM
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So will someone quitting to get a different job, being hit by a bus, etc.