Based on the second one, you must work in IT. I swear every IT person I've called has this super power
...if it identifies a pathway it can claim to be legal
Based on everything else they have done ignoring legality, I have very little faith they won't just start doing it anyways.
I'm really, really good at peeling oranges with my bare hands (or at least I used to be in grade school when all my friends would make me do it for them). The problem is, I hate the taste of oranges so I never use this power.
It hurts itself in its confusion
I download books from my library to my kindle. It goes through Amazon though, so I assume I am also impacted by this BS.
I just need to shout this into the void:
Fuck this fucking bullshit. What the hell is wrong with this country. I fucking hate this timeline.
My problem is basically every job opening I see gives less PTO than my current role (5 weeks, plus the company is shutdown the week between Xmas and NYD).
It's open enrollment time here at the company and I was wondering if anyone is familiar with the HSA contribution limits.
Mainly, my spouse and I each are eligible for an individual HSA. However the combined maximum of 2 individual accounts is more than the family limit. My question: is our combined max the family limit or the combo of 2 individual limits? My benefits HR person said it's the individual limits, but I'm skeptical.
Reposting from last week, since I posted late in the week...
What percentage salary increase would it take for you to accept a new job, assuming you are happy with your current job?
What percentage salary increase would you need to change jobs (assuming you like the one you're currently at)?
Context: I was reached out to by a recruiter for a role in my niche industry. It seems exciting, but accounting for the current benefits I have compared with the benefits at the new role, it would only be like a 10% raise at best. That doesn't seem like it would be worth it, but maybe I'm just looking for excuses to avoid change....
Oof. Got news today that a coworker in their 40s passed away this weekend. They worked Friday and died Saturday. If that's not a punch in the face to retire early, I don't know what is. I certainly want to have as much retirement as possible, and not die after slaving away for years without being able to enjoy it.
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Good God, this takes me back to middle school when we were obsessed with this song/chant/animation (what even was it?)