Having said that, when automation is practical businesses will use it. No turnover, no retraining, works 24/7. If your job can be automated, you are in the wrong job.
Lots of uninformed folks posting about "Texas is $7.25"
1.) Fast food workers get way more than that, the market sets the wages.
2.) Restaurants of all kinds, retailers, etc. can't hire as many people as they need, even at higher wages.
3.) "Fully automated" McDonalds is false.
Salt Bae is trending. Never heard of him until I tried to visit the most beautiful restaurant in #Mykonos recently, only to find it was now a Salt Bae burger joint, and the amazing bougainvillea canopy was gone. Wasn't even open.
#Nonprofits: New Study Reveals Fundraising Risk:
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Salt Bae is trending. Never heard of him until I tried to visit the most beautiful restaurant in #Mykonos recently, only to find it was now a Salt Bae burger joint, and the amazing bougainvillea canopy was gone. Wasn't even open.
Here's the resolution you've been waiting for: start a friction log! You'll train your brain to see wasted effort you never saw or just ignored. It works! New at
I was very very sad when I learned the Domino’s pizza tracker is entirely fake (based solely on time since order), but I have to commend whatever engineer suggested doing that instead of spending $200 million building out the infrastructure to support it being real
OK, #DiedSuddendly is trending. Who knew there were that many stupid people? "Suddendly" isn't a word, folks. Sorry for whoever actually died, suddendly or otherwise.
on Brainfluence once again and they covered the core concepts within *Tom Peters' Compact Guide to Excellence*. Curious about its contents? Watch this great half-hour interview! #compactguidetoexcellence
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, bestselling author of Friction.The book presents a study of the many and various obstacles – points of friction — that confront us in the business world,…
Fun fact: Circuit City saw the sketchy used car business as ripe for disruption, and started CarMax. Pretty much the same thing they did in electronics, but more successful in the long run.
Not sure why Circuit City is trending, but they were innovators. In Friction, I describe how they made buying electronics easier and less risky - other stores used bait & switch, high pressure sales, and other tactics.
Further delaying REAL ID is nuts. Few countries have sloppier ID systems than the US. Why can't we have a robust, biometric ID that would be near-impossible to fake?