Exactly the same company. The fact that all of their glassdoor reviews are from India made me rethink if I should follow through. We'll see how it goes, but making a blacklist sounds pretty dope, so that's a nice new goal.
They're completely separate. I've heard that they're working on ways to fix this issue, though.
Question: How long does it take to get the proverbial ball rolling on Upwork? I used it for a month and spent $200+ and wasn't able to get any work.
I've used it to help me understand some code concepts and debugging, but over the last two weeks, it went from competent to completely stupid half of the time. It also fails to connect so often, it's unreal.
Especially if it's free. Who would say no to free food?
Similar, but in a past job, I didn't pick up on some cues, treated a coworker like how I treat everyone, and I got yelled at by them. They told me to respect the hierarchy and that I'm not his equal - I was training for a higher position at the time. I was later let go for other reasons they wouldn't mention.
I've been on here about a month, but this is the first comment that fucking killed me. The real reddit is in the comments.
And half of the feed is people talking about how addicted they already are.
Can confirm. Instantly better than any other app I've installed for Lemmy. Also, Liftoff requires you to login to each individual instance to upvote anything from that instance for some reason. Summit is great, is what I'm saying.
I tried it, it's meh. Unless I'm missing something, it's just one long feed of people posting random stuff. No tags to search for topics, just accounts. I suppose it'd make sense for small groups, but a good chunk of the feed is people saying how addicted they already are.
This isn't related, but I wanted to reward your comment and I realized that I haven't even seen rewards yet. Spending money and rewarding content seems even more important now.
Can confirm