There's no research showing that it is an effective treatment.
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What's your metric that you improved 600%?
Why are you using vinegar in your ears? That's not typical.
It's not just implemented by tech companies, it's pretty standard across the board for salaried positions.
Performance improvement plan.
I don't use one, only the official carrying case when it is not being used. I don't see the point as I'm not using it while walking or moving.
I can say that in my case in New Zealand, there was one store to buy the uniforms and shoes with no exception. Everyone was equal and had the same set of clothes to wear, the only exception is that the boys wore grey and green and the girls had the option of white. The uniforms are still the same decades later.
You bought the reddit version, and it was for the lifetime of the reddit app. He had to rebuild the backend from scratch for it to work with Lemmy, it isn't the same app anymore.
Steam users voted for those titles.
It has to do with balancing home life with work on a rotating shift. Getting out of work at 5pm allows time with the family in the evening. Arriving home at 8pm pretty much guarantees you won't see them because you'll be asleep on night shift until right before your shift. Folks prefer 4am over 5am for this reason.
That's a really great point. I like to reserve my Friday afternoons for side projects or learning. This gives me something fun to look forward to and keeps me in touch with engineering.