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Undisclosed #1
Apathy is actually the enlightened response to material that is dull, uninteresting, unoriginal and biased.
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Brian Karas
02/05/16 06:00pm
Not only that, because most companies bludgeon social media outlets with any release, you'll see variants of the same "story" arrive via email, twitter, linked-in posts and re-posts and 4 or 5 online publications.
It's not just that the core content lacks unique information, it's that the information comes at you from 5 or 6 different avenues.
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John Day
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #4
Ironically I think, the IT world has this same problem but hasn't really woken up to it yet. The fact that most IT publications are pay-to-play and no one really thinks to criticize the traditional big name players or the sources they get there information from. There is still a large based of "anti-intellectual" IT people who profess higher learning degrees are useless and they have experience so they don't need any certifications. The IT version of the trunk slammers.
And not just anti-intellectual, but anti-professional. IT people working with large organizations with "Manager" and "Director" titles who wear old jeans and T-shirts to work like they are going out for a beer afterwards. They lament the falling pay rates for IT professionals and wonder why and never stop to think if they look like any random Joe Blow off the street why that maybe people are not going to take them seriously when they ask for a salary or raise.
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Undisclosed #1
"They lament the falling pay rates for IT professional..."
Some people just like to complain:
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