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RegTech
This note does not have a description yet. Links to this note It Takes Two Months to Hire in a New Country
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It Takes Two Months to Hire in a New Country
When trying to hire someone in a new country, it can take on average two months to put in place all off the infrastructure for employment.
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Employers of Remote Workers Are Unsure They Are Remitting Taxes Correctly
Due to COVID-19, employees are spread throughout the country and moving around.
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A Challenge With Compliance Products Is Selling Non-Compliance
When selling a compliance product, you often need to sell non-compliance — what happens to the customer if they are not compliant.
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Chicken Sexer
A chicken sexer is a job where, shortly after hatching, someone determines the sex of the chicken.
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Cede and Company Owns All Publicly Issued Stock in the US
A single company operates as the ledger for all stock transactions in the United States.
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Being Obsessed With What You Are Building Is a Competitive Advantage
When building a company and product, having a singular obsession with working on it and solving the problem is an advantage over competitors that do not.
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What Color Is Your Function
Functions that must be called or handled in a particular way can be thought of as having different colors.
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259 Million Opiate-Painkiller Prescriptions Were Written in 2019
A staggering statistic about the number of prescription painkillers that have been legally flooding the United States.
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Remote Native Companies
Many companies have people the work from home occasionally or employees that work fully remote.
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No One Identifies as Conventional Minded
Considering there actually are conventional-minded people and independent-minded people in the world, no one considers themselves as conventional-minded.
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The Most Effective People Care a Lot
Those who care a great deal are the most effective people in any pursuit.
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Complacency Comes From Mistakenly Believing Success Is Assured
Companies on a clear upward trajectory can still fail not from external threats, but from complacency of the people running and operating the company.
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Four Kinds of Luck
There are four kinds of luck. The simplest form is extrinsic, something fortunate happens to you—we tend to call that blind luck.
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Integrating Between AWS Services Adds Incidental Complexity
When using multiple AWS services together new problems emerge—IAM permissions and roles, configuration, and load-bearing quirks.
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Habit Stacking
Using an established habit as a cue for initiating another habit.
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A Data Dividend Law Would Undermine Privacy and Encourage Acceptance of Exploitative Behavior
In order to share some of the captured value from data collection, a monetary value would need to be determined.
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Workaround for Mapping AWS Cognito Identity ID to Username
There is a longstanding issue where there is no way to go from an AWS Cognito identity ID to a username.
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Wilderness Survival Rules of 3
You can only survive for three minutes without air, three hours without shelter (in harsh environments), three days without water, and three weeks without food.
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Websites With a Bounce Rate of 70 Percent or Higher Should Not Be Doing SEO
A web property that has a high bounce rate (70% or higher) will not be successful in search engine optimization because Google will down rank content.
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Understanding SEO
This note does not have a description yet. Links to this note Websites With a Bounce Rate of 70 Percent or Higher Should Not Be Doing SEO
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Truncating Text Is Complicated
To truncate text in a way that looks good and retains substances is surprisingly complicated.
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Bounce Rate
In web analytics, the bounce rate is the number of people that arrive on a web page and immediately leave.
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Citizen Developer
A term of art describing a non-developer that takes the initiative to solve a business problem, often hacking together a set of tools to make it work.