While Downtown New Yorkers are no strangers to acts of war and terrorism, catastrophic weather or blackouts2, one of the strange things about living through those events, for me, was that many people in other parts of the City, who were directly unaffected by them, lived in a certain lev...
That means there’s a lot of competition for these jobs. It serves to reason that an Artist seeking such employment would have an edge all other things being equal. And maybe that’s why the quality in After Hours was so high.I was impressed with After Hours to the point that I saw ...
"I have no idea what I want to do. It seems like everyone I am competing against for jobs has more experience than me and would be the preferred candidate." "I've figured for some time that I have wanted to go down a different career path, but have never been able to focus on on...
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with pathos. There are a few surprising twists. The ensemble brings it all together under the competent direction of Jay Stull. The underlying questions Schwend asks will be confronting the U.S. in the next decades. How can we create more employment in decent, interesting jobs that pay well...
Last week I discussed the potential impact of what was then the “proposed tax plan” on our local NYC real estate market. Today the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” has passed both Houses and will be signed into law as early as next week. What this actually means for New York City homeowner...
Our first big opportunities were subcontracting window cleaning from large Janitorial Companies. They were nice jobs too, such as maintaining the window cleaning at the Jersey City Public School District, Clemson University and Philadelphia International Airport. ...
its former flagship. It required the purchase of a significant piece of hardware. It was an ambitious project and came decades after the company launched. And Jobs didn’t just have the phone developed with a base OS and software. He outsourced the smartphone “experience” to third party dev...
Somewhat surprisingly, the New York Times this past week published a letter critical of the city’s schools. And it was from a middle schooler. For Ms. Veronique Mintz, the coronavirus lockdown has been a blessing for her education as she’s actually able to learn something. “I have ...
The call to save jobs, however, is a “defensive battle and it’s a losing battle,” says Peter Frase. “It’s pitting one set of workers against everyone else who can see this new technology coming along and will wonder, ‘Why are these people being such jerks and resisting it.’”...