Remote control using Google Hangout and your smartphone About Adam Kemp Adam Kemp directs the Energy Systems Research Laboratory at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology and is active in the Maker community. His first book, The Makerspace Workbench, is a compilation of years of...
If you want to jump into remote work with both feet, it’s really important to ask yourself if the pros outweigh the cons. For me, there was major upside, and it was a no brainer to go remote and take onwork from home jobs. For you the story might be different. ...
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Getting a part-time job is a battle. You write a hundred resumes, and they end up in the online black hole. You Google “part time jobs near me”, and bam: a flood of work-from-home scams. Awful part-time jobs with bad pay. Horrendous work conditions. Yes, hunting part-time work...
Your boss secretly wants to quit. Leaders can’t take Covid-19 work life anymore –Globe and Mail US cities are now marketing to remote workers, not companies –Axios Community –Josh Brown Off our beat How your personal data is being scraped from social media –BBC ...
58. “Weekends are life’s gift to those who hate their jobs.”– Mokokoma Mokhonoana 59. “I understand. You work very hard two days a week and you need a five-day weekend. That’s normal.”― Neil Simon 60. “Freedom begins where work ends- the realm of freedom is after hours...
The graph shows this is driving huge levels of inequality. Not hard work, not striving. Neo-feudalism, as ZX put it. Parents are not being taxed. Their kids are. Why is it so hard to grasp? Do people really believe somehow they will literally ‘live on’ in their kids?
The last section of the report (page 18 to end) takes a look at where innovations could take remote care, where expectations are now, and where the opportunities are in connecting older adults. On page 22, there is a checklist for care providers and what they must consider in managing ...
1. Work commitments: Not everyone gets weekends off. Many people have to work on weekends due to the nature of their jobs, such as healthcare workers, retail employees, and restaurant staff. For them, weekends are just like any other day and may not provide the same sense of relaxation ...
There are things we can do about this, maybe. But honestly, I like Smith’s suggestion to just choose to be chilled about it. It’s probably as (un)likely to work as anything else. Of course some people make millions, put the money into a well-constructed portfolio, and never worry ...