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me neither. Is this a US thing?

Job hopping is a problem if you're moving every year or so, but if it's every three+ years and can justify most hops by "after x years at that company I my career development had slowed down so much it was clear it was time to move my career up another step". Decent employers will see this as a desire to keep on the…

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"In the messy camp, Albert Einstein, Francis Bacon, Alexander Fleming, and Alan Turing ...... Meanwhile, David Beckham, ... and Martha Stewart,..."

#FF0000 would be a good answer

If you are going for a job requiring good numeracy or problem solving skills this is a the type of question i'd expect. The panel is not necessarily looking for an instant answer but can you work it out. How you approach the problem is more informative to the panel than "knowing the formula".

A relaxed dress code is important for me. Luckily I'm in a field where by and large the quality of your work trumps what you look like.

This is what I was going to say.

$35 a month is a lot to pay for something I don't want.

Happily married are we?

My 3 wins for tomorrow.

I can rationally understand very low probabilities, it is part of my job. But I am still afraid when flying, because fears are irrational.

They're the degree classifications for a Batchelors degree (or undergraduate degree) in Britain. First class honours, upper second class honours ("two-one" ore 2i), lower second class honours ("two two", 2ii or a "desmond") and third class honours or an ordinary degree.

My password is "Lifehacker published my password, change ASAP" ;-)

I hope the series is a bit more convoluted than the Fibonacci series!

In some fields certification or chartered status is more valuable for chasing clients than for gaining employment. In that case, if you have the right experience the new employer might well support you through the certification process anyway. By applying for the job already with the letters after your name it might…

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The appropriate response to this corny and blatant chat up line is ignore the dork who said it.

You don't have to trade expensive & central for cheap & far out. The trick is to find hotels that are not in the business or world famous areas but are still only a 10-15 minute trip buy underground/tram/bus. Unless you are prepared to spend a fortune on taxis you are going to get to know a big city's transport…