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Boolean Logic
It is really easy to be intimidated by a term like “Boolean Logic”. What the heck is that? There all kinds of discussions on the internet about it, but what is it? It’s actually fairly simple, the hard part is … Continue reading
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The Story of George
This is the story of George (as usual, not his real name) and how taking the application process seriously can be effective. There is a lot of information both documented and anecdotal that the way to get a job is … Continue reading
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