@SunitaT0: Yes they can be and they will be used. You cannot expect a technology to be all used for clean purposes. That is why laws need to be strict and every drone has to be accounted for. I don't know how they intend...
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@SunitaT0: We've had such problems in the past, the problem you call "stagnant fund" problem, but then management was quick to think on its footsteps and redesigned the entire stage by stage development and testing parts...
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@SachinEE: Mostly it is that, but also more sometimes. Regular updates come with nothing new, however updates that come after a healthy period means serious update and you cannot overlook that.
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@kstaron: Of course there should be a work life balance but that may not be understood well by the governing body. What they might think of as fun may end up being stressful for you. So every employee under stress should...
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@Technocrati: Unpaid time is just common in a technical firm. Even my one. Paychecks aren't spot on with timings but when they come (and they do come unless we did something terribly wrong and we become benched with the...
In reply to: Re: Burned Out Workers Are Dangerous
@SunitaT0: Most employees don't have that luxury you do, maybe you are high up in position that is why you are entitled to all these events as you call them that help you to relax yourselves. It is true however, that...
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"I complexly agree unfortunately I have only seen a few retailers implementing the reality of Omni channel, I still receive hard copy flyers and coupons in the mail when they have my email address and my mobile number....
In reply to: Re: Omnichannel
"Adressing data risks and at the same time taking advantage of anonymous information without crossing a few boundaries isn't easy as it sounds." Of course it isn't easy, but again, it should be, if it was then hackers would...
In reply to: Re: Trying to hit two birds with one stone
@SunitaT0: I like this kind of an Omni-Channel presentation, I might have to take up on your idea and present it to our boss. If you think about it, CEO as a consumer makes perfect sense. He can tell what the omni channel...
In reply to: Re: Consumer as Chief Strategic Officer
@SunitaT0: You are right. Office politics can make or break an individual , but in most cases it ends up breaking an individual. Not only that, office politics increase the stress factor of an employee who is already dealing...
In reply to: Re: Integrity is hard for a company to get back
"Your method of listing things that you've done so that the audience can think about what you're doing and why could be helpful in many situations. " @SaneIT: Then people would just call that person weird if that person...
In reply to: Re: Not so easy...
@SunitaT0: That may be the case. I agree with you, that the woes of employees in the workplace aren't tended to unless the company places importance on employee satisfaction as well.
In reply to: Re: Not so easy...
@Stratustician: Not always. If you make too much friendship with a person, they end up asking you for a favour, and in the technical department, it is these favours you have to get away from, because they include doing others...
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@xerox203: Games have been linked to developing cooperative nature in human beings. That is, if they play MMORPG and other team based games. Another thing is that stress related disorders seem to affect those in this kind...
In reply to: Re: IT Stress: Management, Empathy and the Kindness of Strangers
@SunitaT0: The question we really need to ask here is, should technical jobs really be that hectic? I know many people who enjoy most of their time in work doing nothing and I know many people who leave technical jobs because...
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Perhaps there is a version 9 but they do not want to admit it. That could explain why they don't want to exlain. Perhaps Windows 9 was a continuation of the Windows 8 disaster. There might be tremendous battles within Microsoft...
In reply to: Perhaps there is a 9
@Pedro, thanks for the compliment! I'd like to explore more of how computers can be used in grading more "subjective" testing (like essays or descriptive answers) instead of just the sort of tests that were (and remain)...
In reply to: Re: The power of the book
But repeat offenders should not be tolerated. Get caught once and you get a stern warning (except in extreme circumstances; like theft or other crimes, in which case the police should be called). Get caught twice...
In reply to: People can reform
@iompactnow, I've reported on a few districts and the interesting things they were doing with technology. I'm fascinated by the ways that technology is being used in and around the classroom -- and by the backlash against...
In reply to: Re: The power of the book
The most interesting announcement was "Windows as a service". Still trying to find details as to what Microsoft means with that, but my guess is that it will work as any other "as a service" offerings. Instead of paying...
In reply to: Windows as a service
@Stratustician: I'm working in one of such firms that have good work life balance. When I say "good" I mean that I have to work 9-10 hours every day, maybe more, but I am entitled to going to all those social events that...
In reply to: Re: IT Stress: Management, Empathy and the Kindness of Strangers
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