If you message me your Google password then I'll check for you. That way you won't be at risk for catching a virus. You can never be too careful these days.
In general you won't need to worry about those things.
But if you want to worry about them... For the clutch, don't ride it and don't leave it in neutral. It's ok to put it in a lower gear and let the engine do some breaking.
For breaks, you can alternate front and back if you're worried about them over heating.
However, if you just drive normally and don't speed then you won't have to even think about these things.
Lol they can't even agree on vaccine sharing.
They literally don't care. Don't tell them "the truth", don't tell them "what's wrong with the company", nothing. Just say you've enjoyed working there and if things turn around you'd be open to coming back.
The best outcome for an exit interview is you leave on good terms so you can use them in the future if necessary. You never know when you'll need a reference.
Again, any criticism or negativity you bring to the exit interview will just be used against you. You'll be labeled as disgruntled, or whiny, or just didn't have what it takes. And that will cut you off from using them in the future if you need to.
Destroy corporate healthcare by curing diabetes.
Huh I keep hearing the economy is actually doing well. I guess it's just the people in the economy that are suffering.
Yeah but it's just going to get better at magicking. Soon all us wizards will be out of a job...
I wonder what it will be like on a long flight with this feature: there is an army of unknown Bluetooth items moving with you.
I think the problem is that it should be standard, but the LinkedIn poster is talking about it like her company is SO generous.
Is it because of a murder in Detroit, or Marlon Brando?
'We find disconcerting trends for maintainability.'
Interesting to see the benefits and drawbacks called out.
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