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Why is this interesting? 1085 implied HN points 22 Oct 24
  1. Row 7 is trying to make vegetables tastier and more enjoyable. They believe that grocery store veggies often lack flavor because companies prioritize size and saleability over taste.
  2. Potatoes, usually thought of as bland, can be packed with flavor when grown from the right seeds in good conditions. A flavorful potato doesn't need lots of toppings to be delicious.
  3. Row 7's produce might be priced high now, but many people are willing to pay for great flavor. If they can keep improving taste and manage costs, they might attract even more customers.
Recruiting Brainfood 530 implied HN points 26 Feb 23
  1. Earn top talent's trust by focusing on transparency, reciprocity, unity, speed, and truthfulness in the candidate experience.
  2. Study reports on candidate experience benchmarks and global HR tech to stay informed and improve recruitment operations.
  3. Consider the impact of remote work on local economies and explore the concept of Universal Basic Income as technology advances.
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Recruiting Brainfood 452 implied HN points 12 Feb 23
  1. ChatGPT technology is influencing big tech companies like Google and Microsoft to pivot their product strategies.
  2. DEIB initiatives in hiring face challenges, such as politicization in the US, demonstrated by Texas potentially banning diversity measures.
  3. PwC's CEO survey reveals a focus on adapting to change: increasing internal flexibility, upskilling, and external collaboration.