Shower thought: is the concept of least privilege so hard to consistently implement because white folks are always used to having all the privilege 
6 Figures 6 Certs Random Thoughts Thread
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Official interview with a 3 member panel is tomorrow. I’m going into it with a “laissez-faire” attitudeHad the phone interview today. They were cool with my salary requirements and said their policy is WFH 3 times a week and only in the office the other 2 days. Plus they have two office locations I can work out of, both of which are 15min from me. We are moving towards the next steps.
, I really don’t care if I get it or not. Probably won’t even accept at the end of the day if offered 
Is it remote.Want to hire a breh or a brehette for this role so I'm stalling as much as possible with the other candidates
3 days in office a weekIs it remote.
3 days in office a week
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It's my last day at my job, these people are SALTY and are bad at hiding it. I'm keeping it professional and not burning any bridges but they deserved every bad thing coming their way (job related, not personal). I have the entire next week off and then starting my new position. Time to make this money!
These dummies need to be quiet
www.businessinsider.com
My job went remote — so I got 2 more and started traveling the world in secret
For some remote employees, "working from home" means responding to emails from a secret trip to the Eiffel Tower (or anywhere else in the world).
www.businessinsider.com
In the article the guy is working the minimum amount of hours at a hotel and airline to get flight and hotel benefits. The hotel job only required 15 hours a month. The airline job is seasonal.These dummies need to be quiet
My job went remote — so I got 2 more and started traveling the world in secret
For some remote employees, "working from home" means responding to emails from a secret trip to the Eiffel Tower (or anywhere else in the world).
Incredibly easy to check where users are logging in from. So he is an idiot if he is logging into VPN or other services while traveling and not telling his boss.
Finally a decent article for us:
www.cnbc.com
Full-time office work is 'dead': 3 labor experts weigh in on the future of remote work
The pandemic-era trend of working from home has staying power, due to benefits for workers and their employers, labor economists said.
Just separate the PK from dataset 1 using the =right(9) formula into a new columnSo here is a preview of a column from one data set (1)
and here's another preview column from another data set (2)
Do you notice how the numbers in the data set (2) match with the ending numbers in the data set (1)? The only difference is data set (1) has extra text, other than that they both share the primary key which is those numbers. So how do I go about joining them? I tried VLOOKUP but it didn't work.
They’re coming for us 
nypost.com
Saying there were days where she worked a “mere minutes” and she lied about her experience and on her resume ( everyone does
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NY lawyer sued after company claims she ‘quiet quit’ her lucrative job
The documents claim that, once in the role, Heather Palmore “took advantage of the new remote work environment to ‘quiet quit’ her job, and simultaneously worked for two law firms at once, both Pla…
nypost.com
Saying there were days where she worked a “mere minutes” and she lied about her experience and on her resume ( everyone does
)
I’m doing a lot but no sure if the people that matter know about it. Going out of my way to do shyt that I shouldn’t even be doing because the process is completely broken and no one seems to want to fix it. I got developers who can’t reproduce an obvious bug. If I could walk over there and smack heads together. The one shytty thing about remote.
Decisions being made at the top that don’t address the root cause of our problems. How are companies around for decades but still function like a startup?
I’m already getting the itch to start looking. This might be my last move before I’m seen as a job hopper.
If I can find a job gov job or a stable industry I’m gone. Boring shyt, less money but I need to coast. I’ll take the structure and security.
Decisions being made at the top that don’t address the root cause of our problems. How are companies around for decades but still function like a startup?
I’m already getting the itch to start looking. This might be my last move before I’m seen as a job hopper.
If I can find a job gov job or a stable industry I’m gone. Boring shyt, less money but I need to coast. I’ll take the structure and security.
Sometimes you just wanna slap the shyt outta folk for their bad money habits. Put yourself 30 thousand dollars in debt trying to show out 