Polls: Education & Career

One coworker tells me it is not their job. I say yes because we are a team...

I'm not a native speaker but I've taken an English proficiency test of a site called English radar. The test includes 60 questions. It says your English level is C1 . Can this site.

Aim talking about spaicel private international school.
When you're children will stay 11 months. In school and only one month vacation

I've worked at 2 private and 2 public schools. the students of public schools were way better. are the students of private schools usually more spoiled and naughty than students of public schools because of being rich

Think of homeschooling as putting an extra 5 points on scheming and 5 less points on social skills

I was homeschooled k-12

After 4th grade my parents stopped caring

Is that he reduces his losses.

In essence, it's difficult to overcome a loss. So, he buys companies that have a strong "moat" of protection, confident customer base and brand that have good return on investment. That investment is piled back into the business or via dividends, into other businesses which do the same.

Thus capitalizing on the power of compounding to...

He built a giant snowball going down hill. His nack at valuing, identifying trustworthy and skilled management, and following investement discipline ensured success.

I became symptomatic by Sunday. Sunday night into Monday was the worst. I tested positive on Monday and was prescribed an antiviral medication. Tuesday I was still feeling bad. Wednesday I started easing back into work by noon. I was working heavier on Thursday. And today, Friday, my boss is sort of micromanaging me.

I will point out I do work remote, but I still feel I was rather productive this week due to my circumstances.

so im pretty new here, but have noticed that many people here are like 20-50 or so (some being in their 60s or 70s too) so i was wondering if you´ve ever thought about what your life would´ve been like if you took a different path

I studied social sciences from 2016-2019 during university, but then dropped out cause of government cuts to student loans/grants. I transferred over to [community] college in 2021 and just graduated last year in 2023 (officially in August, but convocation was November). I studied computer programming because I was always interested and good with tech, and I figured learning to code would benefit me. Obviously going to university was a huge mistake as I acquired roughly 25K in student loans whereas in college I somehow got grants and no loans.

But then the kung flu virus thing "ended" (not offensive to me when I'm Far Eastern) and many tech companies decide to not hire any entry level programmers/engineers now. It's only getting worse as more people in tech get laid off, as well as the job market being in the favour of employers, unlike before during the Great Resignation. I've considered getting into skilled trades but I was skeptical although now I'm a bit desperate. I do have my own self employment venture in automation as insurance though, but it'll still take time before I can get funding.

I am on temporary vacation and out of curiosity I wanted to learn a new language,

but I am confused which language I will learn, between Russian 🇷🇺or German🇩🇪

, knowing that I speak 6 languages, writing and pronunciation.
Portuguese 100%
Spanish. 100%
French. 75%
Maltese. 90%
Arabic. 99%
English 70%