No thanks. I'll stick with Roots. [1]
[1] https://roots.io
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[1] https://roots.io
These are awful to use and often require a new profile per company to apply, so applying to a few companies could take hours depending on the work experience required to fill out.
For godsake, enable the quick-apply feature of LinkedIn so your applicants don't have to spend hours labouring over your custom application. [3]
Make recruiting easier for prospective applicants and HR with something like Greenhouse. [4]
[1] https://jpmchase.taleo.net/careersection/2/moresearch.ftl
[2] https://careers-fidelitylife.icims.com/jobs/search?hashed=-4...
[3] https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search?keywords=Bank+of+Americ...
[1] http://www.nhtsa.gov/Research/Vehicle-Research-&-Testing-(VR...
It's kinda fun seeing a front-page of Vine at any date at the archive.org:
Fast forward to now, market share of the iPhone is in decline worldwide due to the proliferation of the multiple brands offering Android OS on their "Smart" handsets. [1] The author is merely painting a portrait of things to come.
[1] http://www.macrumors.com/2016/04/27/iphone-15-percent-market...
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4_QIjk...
This is an amazing breakthrough though. Stabilizing the SOD1 could potentially pave the way for preventing ALS in its early stages. Would this reversal of protein clumping help patients who have been exposed to pesticides or had head injuries that lead into ALS?
Also, Please donate to ALS research if you can. [2]
[1] http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/05/12/pesticide-exposure-...
https://www.google.com/patents/US20120024859?pg=PA1&dq=Longo...
Needless to say I only ever experienced one dangerously swollen battery on a MacBook. Food for thought.
> ' Gins often said that the reason she and Arakawa made art and architecture was to “construct optimism.” Their whole philosophy began there, in the desire to embrace being alive and to shift their focus away from the certainty of death. Gins made the choice to believe that art, and her work, were strong enough to do that. It was her version of faith, and her work made that faith solid, physical. Her life, like all our lives, was often filled with sadness and difficulty. There were periods of depression, anxiety, sick parents, financial problems, her husband’s illness and death. Through it all, she insisted not just on continuing to live, but on living forever. Trying to build a world where fewer people suffered made her own suffering bearable. A year and a half after Arakawa’s death, Gins recalled in a letter to a friend her struggle to move forward. “Despite my shattered state,” she wrote, “in spite of the gaping hole that had been punched into my optimism, I asserted that nothing is of more interest than to be alive.” '
It's a poetic and apocryphal tale of optimism. Not a bad read if you enjoy art.
This right here.
Medium, PostHaven, Wordpress, blog services, etc. All of those products exist for an extended thought. I always believed that where Twitter excels is in micro-sharing/blogging.
I am not willing to read, let alone comment on a 500+ word Facebook status post. But I'm certainly willing to enjoy/participate in a discourse over a 160 character thought.
If I am in the 500+ word reading mood, I goto Medium or PostHaven or the equivalent blog-platform. Where there's a forum, there's an audience. And Twitter's quick digestible tweets cultivates an insane amount of diverse discourse.
Sure, there's harassment. Sure there's spam. But there's a lot of gems on Twitter.