Most people there have opiates as their main vice instead

Seems like your main hangup is the lack of cross-functionality in the 2nd job. I wouldn't really worry about that if I were you. I did one of those cross functional rotation programs out of college and it was all bullshit tbh.

You can hop jobs after 1-2 years when you're fresh out of college. Looking back on my personal experience, I think you should focus more on getting well-focused experience and REAL responsibilities in 1 particular job, and then move every couple years.

In supply chain, people really love to use the cross-functional buzzword, but in my personal experience that means not having a specific set of responsibilities or just having a lot of calls with different departments lol.

Focus on adding real, quantifiable value. If you're adding real value at your first job, you'll kick ass the rest of your career.

"What country is the least reliant on US goods/economy?"

"China"

Interesting thought process there 🤔

Lmao nobody is stereotyping. I grew up as a mormon outside utah. I know how much they love their Dr Pepper.

Wasn't the whole Word of Wisdom just written to appease Emma Smith? Maybe she just didn't like coffee.

Mormons are just as addicted to caffeinated soda as normal people are to coffee, so I don't think it's cause of addiction. Look at all the soda "bars" popping up in Utah

Same. Have gone to a few hiking meetups with 2 diff meetup groups. 1 meetup group everyone already knew each other and kinda separated off into their groups. The other meetup group seems to be different people almost every time so not very conducive to making real friends.

I'm giving beehive a shot because I figure going out to get drinks after games with the same people is the best option to actually get to know people.

Is there a cap on how much of a pay bump you get for jumping from associate (level 1) to level 2? Thought I saw a while back on here that it would be hard to get more than a 10% bump?

UPS pays drivers 6 figures?

Can someone ELI5 why the acquisition helps TLRY?

What do you do now?

I think it's just a matter of switching companies. I'm about to hit 3 years in and am at 75k salary, 84k if we hit target for bonus.

You could probably hop companies pretty easily in your area and hit 100k.

Your company gave you a 70% raise 7 months into working?

Depends on what country you are coming from. During my trip last month, all needed forms were handed out at the gate along with a pen to fill them out before boarding.

Only thing I had to arrange alone was my PCR test before flight back to USA. And even that was only glanced at on flight check-in. Wasn't asked anything by US border agent. Seems like a very unofficial process.

I don't have any insight into when the EU will make any accouncements.

Anecdotally I don't see them banning vaccinated travellers. I travelled from the US to Europe 3 weeks ago and was never asked for any vaccination records or proof. In fact I was only even asked if I was vaccinated at check-in here in the US. Never had to show my card even. Also when I came back home, they didn't look at my PCR test results.

I think it's all just political posturing tbh.

Producer Craig has been great on the 3 different pods I've heard him speak up on. It would be great for him to stick around longer and continue to make corrections as needed.

I graduated college within the last half decade and had a fake ID until I turned 21. Never had it scanned. Most I got asked was to tell them my address from memory. All my friends had fakes as well. Still very much a thing.

Dude I could hear Draymond calling out defensive assignments. Way cooler than the play-by-play

Am I high or how are you all already watching the game? NBC just finished the women's game

https://maps.app.goo.gl/1emCHKX1HHeFkg6c8

I stepped outside a bit ago and felt like the air was hurting my eyes within a minute or two

I get your point and am not trying to hate, but it's funny to see someone describe a musician moving toward a commercial, well-mainted pop image as "growing up". I feel like usually that story goes in the opposite direction.

It's a joke poking fun at the guy whose subreddit you're on

Yeah, I remember the time. 9/11 was still heavy on a lot of people's minds in '04. It obviously had some type of effect leading up to this.

Something about the way he moved on the court always sorta reminded me of the tall kid whose parents made him play sports when he'd rather be playing WoW

What's your undergrad degree? Did you have previous experience as a data scientist?