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Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 695 implied HN points • 01 Dec 24
💼 Business Marketing Subscriptions Promotions Sales Journalism
  1. You can get a 25% discount on an annual subscription to The Free Press, which costs $60.
  2. The subscription offers full access to articles, investigations, and popular columns, as well as the chance to join discussions in the comments.
  3. Subscribers will also get early access to tickets for special events, including debates and book talks.

Promote Yourself. Network with Other Readers.

The Polymerist • 116 implied HN points • 04 Feb 25
💼 Business Networking Promotions Trends Chemical Industry
  1. You can promote yourself in the comments. Introduce yourself if you are new and let others know if you're looking for a job.
  2. Companies and recruiters are invited to share job openings and websites to connect with potential candidates.
  3. Feel free to ask for information on specific chemicals or trends. This is a great place to discuss ideas and work together.

BBB Podcasts Galore

Bet On It • 45 implied HN points • 06 Feb 25
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Reviews Promotions Discussions Entertainment
  1. Podcasts can be a great way to promote your work, especially if you've written a book. It's important to share your thoughts and insights with others.
  2. Diverse perspectives on platforms like YouTube can enhance your understanding of various topics. Engaging with different creators is valuable.
  3. Creating content consistently helps to build an audience. Regular updates keep your followers interested and connected.
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Hell is other people: performance management at Big Tech

lcamtuf’s thing • 282 HN points • 29 Jan 24
💼 Business Tech Companies Performance Management Promotions Corporate culture
  1. Performance management at Big Tech companies can cause anxiety and stress among employees due to the focus on fairness and comparison with peers.
  2. Tech companies like Google have introduced peer-based performance evaluations to enhance fairness and transparency.
  3. Despite efforts to create more egalitarian performance management processes, the actual outcomes often involve bland feedback and reliance on managers for decisions.

Bill vs. Ted

The Radar • 59 implied HN points • 03 Apr 24
💼 Business Leadership Promotions Processes Organizational Culture Decision-making
  1. In promotion processes, advocacy, arbitrariness, and detachment can influence outcomes, sometimes leading to the wrong candidate being chosen.
  2. The complexity and overbuilt nature of promotion processes can obscure the best candidate, favoring manipulation over merit.
  3. Balancing objectivity and fairness in promotions is crucial, as promoting the right people leads to positive organizational outcomes.

4 hours of work for a promotion- How a Pintrest Android Engineer made waves with a weekend project[Storytime Saturdays]

Technology Made Simple • 59 implied HN points • 06 Aug 23
🕹 Technology Software Engineering Career development Side Projects Promotions Tech industry
  1. To stand out for promotions, focus on meaningful projects that showcase your skills and impact.
  2. Instead of waiting for approval, consider building a useful side project to demonstrate your value to your organization.
  3. By presenting a strong proof of concept project, you can negotiate effectively and secure impactful work opportunities for yourself.

Vector Lab in collaboration with Avery Corp: Special Research Report: Getting Rich Quick

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Oct 22
💰 Finance Investing Income Risk management Promotions Collaboration
  1. The research aimed to find ways to get rich quick through novel schemes rather than going for traditional jobs or hustles.
  2. There are distinctions between scams and schemes, with schemes focusing on exploiting systems instead of individuals.
  3. One profitable scheme discussed in the research is 'gambling promotion arbitrage' which involves taking advantage of 'risk free bet' offers from different sportsbooks.