703 hwy
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- Oct 3, 2007
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We’re all screwed
- Apr 30, 2010
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Companies follow the big boys lead. They've already been running a bit lean.
- Oct 10, 2018
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- Oct 10, 2018
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my company is forcing all internal staff to use 1 day of PTO next week so they can continue to pay the employees that arent working due to the shutdown 
im sorry, but their pay should not be coming from my PTO.
im sorry, but their pay should not be coming from my PTO.
willypete
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- Aug 28, 2014
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I’m lost, they aren’t working but they’re getting paid still since the shutdown (a whole month now)? People getting back pay (can’t even call it that if they’re getting paid the same time still) for not doing nothing while y’all are still working is ridiculous.
And how does using a PTO day result in paying them since the internal staff should still be getting paid regardless of working or using PTO (unless you mean LWOP which brings on a different set of questions)?
Edit: not putting you on the spot pa just curious because wtf
And how does using a PTO day result in paying them since the internal staff should still be getting paid regardless of working or using PTO (unless you mean LWOP which brings on a different set of questions)?
Edit: not putting you on the spot pa just curious because wtf
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- Oct 10, 2018
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Exactly what you said. It literally makes no sense and I don't even get it.
They're not getting paid from the feds but the company has been paying them for the past 4 weeks out of the company's own pocket.
Well now the company wants to use internal staff's pto to pay for the contractors paycheck next week.
Its absolutely ridiculous
- Aug 6, 2012
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Saw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
- Apr 20, 2022
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how much will you do that job with your level of experience and credentials ?Saw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
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Personally I’m not taking a job below $28 an hour. And $28 is low for me.
- Mar 29, 2020
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Saw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
That must functionally be an internship or something.
State minimum wage is $16.50 and its $20 for carve-out groups like fast food workers.
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It’s actually a full time role.
- Mar 29, 2020
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I don't know how people live in some of these wild expensive cities on some of these salaries. Especially now that they don't want programs to help out there.
MakeNTGreatAgain
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- Aug 5, 2017
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that can't be realSaw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
thats literally less than retail joints
tomdiginson
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- Nov 3, 2011
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I'd hit the block before I take that.Saw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
willypete
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I’m curious what the qualifications areSaw a Noc Operator position at Iheart Radio in LA.
Rate is 17/hr
I’ve never seen a rate that low for a tech job out here.
- Aug 6, 2012
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It sounds entry level but demanding with that flexibility bullet point:
- Passion for technology and a proven ability to learn new systems quickly; prior experience with tools such as XDS receivers, Comrex, SAS routers, Wheatstone systems, Adobe Audition and NextGen is a plus but not required
- Intermediate level skills in data gathering and analysis
- Experience with the following technologies is a plus: Windows operating systems, remote access applications (VNC, Remote Desktop, Team Viewer, etc.), network technologies, system security, cloud technologies and network monitoring tools
- Solid understanding of web and mobile standards
- Flexibility to work in a 24/7–365 operation including off hour shifts, weekends, and holidays.
- Formal education or experience in general technology is a plus
- Stress tolerance and detail orientation
- Ability to multi-task and prioritize workload being mindful of deadlines
willypete
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That flexibility bullet point is crazy for only 17/ hr
Over there killing yourself working 24/7 for less than 40k
Over there killing yourself working 24/7 for less than 40k
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i'll take the job come in with a hidden agenda on some worker comp steez, "oh this chair real squeaky."
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CCNP and MS in Computer Science.
willypete
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With 10 years experience and TS/SCI
tomdiginson
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Surely it must be a typo
- Aug 6, 2012
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In this economy and job market, I’m sure a new grad will take it.That flexibility bullet point is crazy for only 17/ hr
Over there killing yourself working 24/7 for less than 40k
- Apr 20, 2022
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people who are willing to take a job like this either come from a well-to-do family that can support them, or they have hidden motives to actually sue someone within the company or the company it-self.
- Aug 6, 2012
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Cloudflare down.
A bunch of apps and websites are down.
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