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Sam Parr

@thesamparr

Oct 18, 2022

Have met a few people this past week who have multiple jobs. Example: engineer at Facebook and a late stage startup (500 employees). Can't decide if I think this is a piece of sh*t move or not.

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Noah Bragg

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There is a whole community of people that do this. Check out.

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