V3 Ultra decided to just ding and spin. No more work. Any ideas?
V3 Ultra decided to just ding and spin. No more work. Any ideas?
V3 Ultra decided to just ding and spin. No more work. Any ideas?
my people at work
The image features a text-based graphic discussing the importance of marketing in various professions, including art and science. The mood is somewhat humorous and critical, emphasizing the necessity of self-promotion in today’s job market.
Text in image: MARKETING IS THE ONLY JOB LEFT TODAY.
WANNA BE AN ARTIST?
BETTER LEARN HOW TO MARKET YOURSELF.
WANNA BE A SCIENTIST?
YOU MUST PRESENT YOUR IDEAS IN A WAY THAT’S MARKETABLE SO YOU CAN SECURE RESEARCH GRANTS.
WANT ANY ENTRY-LEVEL JOB ANYWHERE?
TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF. SELL YOURSELF TO US. WHAT MAKES YOU STAND OUT FROM THERE REST?
ALSO, THE WAY YOU NEED TO MARKET YOURSELF IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING, LIKE FASHION TRENDS.
SO ACTUALLY, FASHION IS THE ONLY JOB LEFT.
@raminnazer
To the ashtanga yoga community: I’m cheering for you. Ive recieved a lot of shame and pressure from my colleagues over the years about my open approach — an approach that is now considered the gold standard in circles that respect both the science of strength and conditioning and yoga as an indigenous insight practice….
The photo features a group of people celebrating a centenarian’s birthday, with a woman in an orange apron standing in front of a decorated cake that reads “100.” The mood is festive and celebratory, highlighting the theme of longevity and purpose.
Text in image: Centenarians share their longevity formula: ‘Staying busy gives you purpose’
The image features a tweet by Neal Owusu discussing the complexities of adult email communication. The mood is light and humorous, reflecting on common frustrations with email etiquette.
Text in image: adult emailing culture is overthinking how polite you sound and forgetting to send the attachments
OPM: Government employees going in to work with a 2 hour delay and 6 inches of snow:
The image features a tweet from the account @unusual_whales discussing the financial savings of working from home. The mood is informative, presenting data on potential savings for workers.
Text in image: “Working from home just two days a week saves workers anywhere from $305 to $2,357 per year on travel, parking, food and work clothes,” per MorePerfectUnion.
its a new day in the workroom