Re:What diversity and inclusion means at Microsoft
by MockObject on Wednesday October 12, 2022 @11:10AM
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I wonder if we shouldn't go back to addressing coworkers by their last names, to restore the lost sense of professionalism.
Re:What diversity and inclusion means at Microsoft
by davidhalter on Wednesday October 12, 2022 @03:45PM
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This might not apply to you, but it has helped me immensely to cut back spending money for pretty much anything. This means I get to work 70% or even less and still have a kids. I know it's not always easy, but there are people living very healthy and happy lives with minimum wage.
However I'm also aware that not everybody has that luxury, but I feel like most people have at least some options. Try to convice your boss that you can work 90% or something. Even getting rid partially of unhealthy work situations is a win.
Re:What diversity and inclusion means at Microsoft
by csomar on Friday October 14, 2022 @01:18AM
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It gets worse Khaine. New startups and companies being run by Millennial are a joke. They are too deep into this; and they encourage and nurture a culture of mediocrity.
But everything will eventually even out. Remember when it was claimed that QE will not bring inflation because MMT? How did that turn out Morties?
Fuck off with that bullshit.
Doesn't anyone know what it means to be a professional any more? I don't care about your beliefs, as long as you come to work and do your fucking job, and be respectful to those around you. How fucking hard is that?
Apparently too hard in the 21st century for so many.