2,102 karma · joined September 27, 2011
You will not hear a 747 land in your back yard.
Edit: How to insert correctly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF1CjCugD_M
It's most likely that you were severely underpaid in the first place, the raises have just slowly brought you up to industry standard, just spread over 3 years.
Your title increase is also great, but keep in mind, having you feel like you are a leader is also a great retention tool for you to keep working for them, producing good work.
I recommend looking in the marketplace for a new job to really see where you can be in your 4+ years. Don't feel like they have been so good to you that you couldn't increase your salary again by 30% by switching employers.
PC police might be on to terms like this nowadays, but by using the term I understood them to mean:
- A less loved resource - A potentially ugly resource - A resource that causes trouble
most people think they do.
Suuuuper fast! (Not that it matters but likely faster than Go[0]).
Single binary builds/deployments (Just like Go).
[0] http://blog.seraum.com/crystal-lang-vs-nodejs-vs-golang-vs-h...
I live in Perth Western Australia, arguably more sun than the Gold Coast. Wear fully polarised sunglasses also, and it unlocks flawlessly outside.
Most of his attempts in the sun worked.
Also, he notes
> Oh - incidentally, I'm conscious that the final attempt I made in the car which failed is likely due to too many biometric fails and it wouldn't have passed under even ideal scenarios. That doesn't change all the failed attempts leading up to that, but it deserved a mention anyway.
Also mentions needing to look at the 'thing' to unlock. He could turn off the attention unlock feature to get unlock scanning without needing to look at the iPhone.
Lastly, he keeps swiping up from the middle of the phone which only brings up notifications, to get into the home screen you need to swipe from the bottom.
The voice had 4 speeds, and all the experienced pickers would have it turned up to the top speed.
Once you were experienced enough though, you would learn the confirm codes for the different bays, and speak though the pick to the voice system 5 steps ahead just so it didn't slow down your pick.
Workers that came from a paper sheet pick list in the previous factory prefered the paper as they could memorize the pick sheet with a single reading, and thus pick faster - and if they did want to double check at the end they had the sheet in front of them to do so.