"We have everyone do work trials so people know... what they’re getting into on both sides. We like candidates to do real work for 1 or several days, often over a weekend. When they see the office full on a weekend, they quickly learn that we’re not joking around." nico laqua What are your single biggest lessons on how to test the quality of candidates pre-hiring Jack Zhang Ryan Daniels Ivan Burazin Ronak Maldeshow more

So I FINALLY understood what happened here LOL Ryan... was joking around with the “should we tell them” pretending like they have a big secret and after oliver said “you know what they’re gonna do with that” Ryan realizes in real time that he fucked up LMAOshow more

‘Do they want their waiting lists to come down?... Do they want their mortgages to come down? The economy to start working for everyone, that’s what we are trying to achieve, or do we want to keep a tax break for farmers? Because they can’t have both.’ Was he lying then or did it just take 14 months for him to listen and understand the second order consequences of IHT on business assets?show more

IU basketball forward Tucker DeVries on the opportunity to... play for IU: "I think as a group, we know what it means to have Indiana across our chests. We want to do everything and put in all the work we can to make that fanbase and the people around here proud." #iubbshow more

Driving through Aurora, Colorado today reminded me of the... times I lived in South America on and off for around 6 years. Often the people that walk around selling in or cleaning windows in traffic are aggressive, forceful, and pose as threats to passengers. First of all we have windshield wipers!! Secondly we don't need people looking through our windows to see what they can find coercing people for all the spare cash they have. In Latin America this is normal everywhere. Random people charging you for parking in public space, to sit down to eat at a restaurant they send in their kids to guilt you, or like this at a stop light, to be safe we have to pay them? This behavior isn't a favor or honest work, its a "pay me not to rob you," kind of deal.show more

🔥 Nick Ferrari loses it with Wes Streeting over... the French and the boats! Nick Ferrari put Defence Secretary Wes Streeting on the spot this morning about what the UK is actually getting from its relationship with France on the borders. With small boat crossings still happening, Ferrari tore into the arrangement. He pointed out that despite the UK committing around £600 million, French police are still being seen simply watching the dinghies launch into the water. When Streeting started talking about “the work we’re doing with the French”, Ferrari snapped: “But what work are we doing with the French? We’ve sent them £600m, what do they do? They just watch the dinghies take to the water. That’s not doing work with them at all!” He’s right. It’s a complete waste of money. The French do next to nothing to stop the boats. Yesterday we saw it again with officers just standing there watching as people piled onto a dinghy and set off.show more

🚨 Matthias Jaissle after his debut 2–1 win in... Valencia… 🗣️ “We will not smash the locker room down and celebrate a lot. We are quite balanced. We know what it is about, it's pre-season, we still have a lot to do. 🗣️ “We don't want to hang victories higher than they are. But also we don't want to place losses lower than they should be. 🗣️ “Next week there are things we need to work on definitely. But we did well in the camp and the friendly win”show more

.DNI Tulsi Gabbard: "There are so many areas that... we have just started to shine a light on... It's important for the American people, they deserve to know the truth. And that transparency is what can be used to lead to actual accountability. That's how real change comes about."show more

“Our culture is just…RELENTLESS. We really live that. That’s... not like a band on our wrist or some crap on a wall. We’re pushing it hard, we’re getting after it. The standards of how hard we’re going to play, how competitive we’re going to be and be about winning,”Dan Hurley Winners aren’t afraid to do what winning requires.show more

If Americans impose a $20,000 visa bond on travelers... and business people from your nation, then they have concluded that they have no desire and need to continue a productive person to person relationship with people from your nation, for probably the rest of this century. Americans are smooth, flowery talkers, but do not get carried away by all that smooth talk; Focus on what they do, not what they say. Seek other partners for rest of this century.show more

Announcer of the Miami vs Old Miss game slips... up and says “we have pre-determined finishes.” As Pat McAfee and the other announcers wig out 😂 Either she slipped up or they had to her do it on purpose to mock the public. Remember, they have to tell you to your face what they’re doing to avoid “ karmic retribution” #Rigged #Scripted Share with a friend that still believes the outcomes of these games are real. 😴show more

Tommy could be forgiven for not working hard on... his game considering he won the FedEx Cup & hit it AMAZING at the Ryder Cup But what makes these guys SO GOOD is no matter how they play (good or bad), they stick to their drills literally every range session They always have their 1-2 things that they work on and maintain The recreational golfer continues to chase the next best drill instead of doing what they have been told to do for a long enough period of time Golfers want to be “more consistent”… For that to happen, you need to display consistency in your trainingshow more

Walk-in interviews are circus Mass walk ins don’t respect... your time, effort, or potential Its a circus because both sides end up performing rather than authentically evaluating fit candidates, Companies rush through superficial assessments while candidates compete on first impressions rather than actual capabilities. Candidates waste entire days, Companies fail to find quality talent, Everyone leaves frustrated And the way companies conduct these interviews, without even proving basic facilities, candidates are made to stand in queues for hours is a painful experience. Use walk-ins only for practice/information/networking, not as your main job strategy. Do share your experiences about Mass Walkin interviews.show more

Cain: Thank you for teaching me what a knife... hand is… I’ve got to work on that. People say I do weird things with my hands Hegseth: It's not the first thing I taught you, we know that.show more

I have criticised Flick a lot, but I have... a lot of respect for what he's trying to do since Girona's game. I think sometimes people don't consider the flaws a team/squad has when they are evaluating a manager's work. People still talk about 10s, but we-show more

Do not let these liars and hypocrites make fools... out of you. They are blatantly lying to your face and making it up as they go on. A wise man once said: When you tell the truth you dont have to remember anything. Howard Webb, we see you and your cartel for what you are.show more

How did we allow our governments to import this... into the West? How are people just ‘tolerating’ this? When you know the nature of a thing, you can't be surprised when it behaves in that way. They knew exactly what they were importing, they knew exactly what this would do to our nations & Western civilisation. They may as well have thrown grenades or bombs into our communities, same result. They are using immigration as a bio weapon against the ethnic/ native population of the West. This is all intentional. This is TREASON. This will get so much worse unless our people stop this. No one is coming to save us.show more

Snapshot of something Mike Vrabel expressed frustration with this... morning: He sees Hunter Henry (bottom of screen) trying to communicate with the official 15 yards away/do the right thing alignment-wise … and still get penalized. “I’ll have to try to get some clarification on that — how we are going to do this going forward,” Vrabel says. Earlier today, in his radio interview, Vrabel shared that he was irked with over-officiating at the line of scrimmage. “If our guys are going to look over; I get that we have to be legal. But for as long as I can remember in this league, the refs are going to try to officiate proactively and work with the players. “If it’s a hold, call a hold. If it’s defensive pass interference, call defensive pass interference. But at the line of scrimmage, if players are going to try to get the formation correct … we’re not going to tell them that they are either on the line of scrimmage or they have them off? They’re just going to sit there and tap their knee? “I don’t know what that is. That’s frustrating that we are that literal as an officiating department — if that is indeed what they are telling them. … “I didn’t know when we were going to start officiating the line of scrimmage and not communicate with our players. Because in the end, the relationship the players have with officials, I think can be really positive and they can explain the mechanics they’re looking for.”show more

This is what men with low self esteem who... are not confident in their sexuality do in their free time. They are so scared of being called "gay" or are not sure if they might be that they have to prove to the world and themselves that they are not. This is not a turn-on for women by the way. At least not any I have ever met.show more