Done. But looking at the individual settings made me chuckle. Is this supposed to be bad?
Twitter could sure learn a lot from Facebook (and others) about how to be evil. Try harder, guys--you're not even approaching a 2 on the Orwellian scale.
The more capable either avoid observation, or simply ensconce themselves within the existing economic power structure, hiding in plain sight while accruing accolades.
"If someone hasn’t put much thought into their setup and works from their couch 100% of the time, or worse, “doesn’t know yet,” this signals that they might not be ready for a remote position yet."
False. Unfortunately, this (and similarly ignorant snap judgments I've seen and heard) is yet another example of why companies fail at hiring.
Holy frijoles, I was pondering exactly this scenario earlier today while messing around with Caddy and LE, as in: do I want to take a (mostly) static and offline process and directly inject it as another moving part into runtime world, for the sake of its cost, convenience, and overall worthwhileness?
Is there a good alternative, without this sort of process? Or back to the sharks?
Same old story. I worked on a project last year for a company with a startup client that aggregated buying from name-brand retailers for consumers.
The personal shoppers were sending customer purchase data--credit card, name and address details--through email, and those emails were being stored (somewhat unconventionally) in a major customer support platform.