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I started getting emails from Amazon recruiters about every 3 days for the past few months, and I have no idea what caused me to pop up on their radar.


Is it really a “win” if no one else is playing?


What makes it groupthink rather than simply being in agreement about something?


That it's a conversation between two people, one being new to the forum and the other being a long time user, both being experienced in their fields and having valid points.

I wish it were just agreements, sadly it's not.


It’s ironic that people are trying to censor you for this.


Paper money is not actually made of paper.


That's probably why they used the word correlated, and suggested how a causal relationship could be established.


They do.


How would removing Windows accomplish this? Throwing your own stuff away after paying for it doesn’t make sense, they already have your money.


Microsoft and or/the vendor make side income from what the average user does in bing, preinstalled crapware, cut on games in Microsoft store sales, etc.


> "Nice guy? I don't give a shit. Good father? Fuck you! Go home and play with your kids. If you want to work here, close."

Ugh, no. This is terrible advice.


What else would people negotiate for?


A salary that’s acceptable to them.

Personally, I don’t need the most money somebody is willing to pay me. I need enough money for my goals in life. In fact, I’ll happily accept a number that’s lower than an employer’s maximum because it makes me a good value.

If their number is less than my number, I ask for my number plus a little bit and they say either yes/no. No stress and I’m perfectly happy either way.


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