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patomaloqueiro , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
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Minimum wage, minimum effort

orca , (edited ) to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
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It has taught me that imposter syndrome fucking sucks.

On a more serious note, it’s taught me to be a solid ally for colleagues but always be skeptical of the business owners and decision makers themselves. I woke up to a layoff along with 5 other people and was laid off for 3 months before I found a new gig. Don’t allow emotions to cloud your job search. It’s all a negotiation and you should push for whatever you can get in terms of salary, PTO, etc. Never sell yourself short because the company sold you some story about how they need help.

Elw , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

Boundaries. Establish them and defend them with every ounce of your being. If you don’t, most employers will grind you in to the dirt and send you out to pasture when you eventually crack under the pressure. Better to establish healthy boundaries up front. Not only will you find yourself more frequently surrounded by people you like and share mutual respect with, you will be happier and land fewer “shit” jobs because employers looking for people to send to the meat grinder will see that they can’t grind you down and you’ll be filtered from the hiring pool before you ever have to suffer at their hands.

traveler , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

If your boss gets mad because you’re quitting, it means you made the right call.

ebenixo , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

It’s closer to feudalism than democracy

NocturnalMorning , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

The way we’ve structured work in the U.S. is a capitalist farce. We’ve been duped into working our asses off to make someone else who doesn’t care about your well-being a large pile of money. So, I get my work done, I don’t slack, but, I’m not going to go out of my way to do things for a company that would replace me tomorrow if I got bit by a bus.

kspatlas ,
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What kind of buses can bite you?

NocturnalMorning ,

The bad kind, you’ll know it when you see them.

shinigamiookamiryuu ,

He must live near Totoro’s catbus.

thelsim ,
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Today ,

I love the image of a bus zooming towards you, the fear of being hit, the bus stops at the last second, you’re so relieved ‘whew’, and then it opens it’s giant bus mouth like jaws and CHOMP!

ChexMax ,

I don’t care if my company replaces me same day if I die. They should.

Don’t go out of your way for a company that will fire you if you get sick. That’s the big one.

NocturnalMorning ,

That was kind of the point. Getting hit by a bus doesn’t necessarily kill you, but will put you in the hospital for a long time.

beckie_lane , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

HR is there to cover the company ass and not to help you.

Blamemeta , to lemmyshitpost in That'll be another 10B plus tips, thanks 🇺🇸

Because they’re actually friendly? Compared to almost everyone else aside from Qatar, they’re downright helpful.

All relative of course.

Magrath ,

Could you provide some examples?

Blamemeta ,

Saudi Arabia comes to mind

Magrath ,

I mean how they are friendly to the US.

Blamemeta ,

Oh, go through this. Kinda surpring actually.

…wikipedia.org/…/Israel–United_States_relations

hark ,
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Do you have any key excerpts that you found surprising from that long wikipedia article?

Blamemeta ,

The big one to me is that they help with the Suez Canal.

DarthBueller ,

Why you are being downvoted is beyond me. People’s lack of understanding of the middle east is profound. Easier to hate on Israel with barely veiled antisemitism than take a moment to understand that Israel is politically diverse, and that the religious whackos on BOTH SIDES fuck everything up for everyone. There was a cute arab israeli fellow student that was sweet on me when I was studying ethnicity and national violence in Israel/Palestine. My Christian arab israeli friend warned me not to talk to her, because (points to a group of guys that always looked like they want to murder me) those guys are Muslim Brotherhood and nearly beat to death the last guy that tried to go on a date with her. Even though she wasn’t observant, didn’t wear a head scarf, etc. Yitzak Rabin was murdered by the ultra orthodox. Instead, it’s “Israelis bad, Palestinians good.” It’s fucking ridiculous. Does Netanyahu blow goats? Yes. Does that justify blind support of Palestine? Fuck no.

Blamemeta ,

Because they’re Nazis in denial

MindSkipperBro12 ,

Isn’t the Israeli Prime Minister trying to destroy the judicial branch because he has corruption charges?

DarthBueller ,

Yes, the judicial branch that is by no means liberal (but occasionally issues decisions protecting the rights of non-Jewish Israelis) but that is hated by the conservatives because it’s not hard-line enough. It’s a fucking nightmare, and people of conscience are speaking up.

judgeholden , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

the quality of your work/how hard you work isn’t as important as the perception of the quality of your work/how hard you work. do the bare minimum, but pretend like you care and be a pleasant person to work with and that’ll take you further than busting your ass working.

hot_milky , to linuxmemes in I use Debian BTW

Isn’t the point of this meme for the low IQ and high IQ people to have the same preference? Any way, I’m on Linux Mint usually -_-

barrbaric , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

We have nothing to lose but our chains.

GarfieldYaoi , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
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Everyone has a right to be lazy except for you.

Recruiters do nothing except tell people “no” when they need a job, and companies aren’t really looking for new people otherwise they wouldn’t turn down someone for not meeting ALL of their ridiculous demands.

Capitalism gets IN THE WAY of hard work, and sees hard workers as suckers, rather than rewards it.

LilDestructiveSheep , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
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It is “just a job” - just roll with it and pretend and you’re fine.

cbarrick , to unixporn in [OC] Graveyard — Dead simple encryption

It looks like the key-derivation function used here is just a single iteration of sha256 followed by truncating.

I’m not a security expert, but I’m pretty sure that’s insecure.

Consider using PBKDF2 or Argon2.

hai OP ,
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Gosh, I’ve really messed up. Fixing immediately, thank you for bring this to my attention – and I apologize to all y’all.

cbarrick ,

Again, I’m not a security expert, so maybe your original version was fine for this use case.

But since dedicated password-based key derivation functions exist, you should probably stick to one of those instead of rolling your own.

Thanks for fixing this quickly!

HobbitFoot , to asklemmy in What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?

Just because someone has done a job a while means they do their job well.

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