@RealJBMangum@gregisenberg Ah, thanks. The big idea is that it collapses a number of applications into 1, and controls the radio's VFO. One-click to tune to an activator at a park. Integrates with logbooks. You can give it a spin, if you want, without a radio, too!
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If you’re a remote worker, some bad news:
1/ On LinkedIn, only 8% of job postings are remote… but 40% of applicants are chasing those jobs.
2/ Companies like Starbucks and Amazon are mandating back-to-office policies.
Come to the office... or we’ll consider you resigned.
This is especially bad news for workers who moved out of high-cost areas during the pandemic. They came to places like San Antonio (where I live!) to find cheaper housing — but with weaker local job markets.
Now that high-salary jobs are forcing people back to the office, they’re stuck in a comfortable living city but with less opportunity.
3/ The offshoring of jobs continues.
66% of American companies now have at least one department outsourced to offshore talent.
Companies are saying, “If this job can be remote in Kansas, why not remote in Argentina?”
This puts pressure on wages.
4/ The economy is slowing because of higher interest rates by the federal reserve.
CEOs are in cost-cutting mode, so privileges like remote work are on the chopping block.
And media rhetoric about government employees not coming into offices and barely working isn’t helping.
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But it’s not all bad news: highly specialized talent can keep dictating their terms.
A recent study showed salaries for remote jobs paying more than $250k+ were actually increasing.
So if you got addicted to remote work, there are two things you can do:
— skill up until you can name your terms.
— be mindful you may not have the same leverage you used to.
Either way, looks like the good times are ending for most remote workers.
@GoracleOfDelphi I have that leatherman and hate it. I have a project of removing this damn anchor bolt. The grips are not curled in like the Wave is. My hands hurt after trying to yank and I had to get my Knipex to do the job. Bits get lost too. I don’t get why people like it.