They have incredible pricing power at the moment. Demand > supply, people who cannot afford will be priced out. Two questions will be when will the consumer be exhausted and tapped out, and how elastic is aggregate demand between AirBnB and traditional hotel accomodations.
I wonder about this - if some areas are overvalued due to flooding, would that mean places that won't see flooding are undervalued? Could it be a wash on the macro level?
have you felt that way with anyone in network, friends, family, colleagues? Or hit a scenario where you are texting/messaging back-and-forth and suddenly the receiver is super confused and you are on trail on "clarifying" messages to correct what was said in first place.
Kraken regularly used shell/cover companies to hire employees. They have a pretty complex web of fronts not-called-Kraken. Entire offices are 'employed' by one of these companies.
As one example: in the US, employers with more than 100 employees have to give 60 days notice of layoffs of a certain size. Outsource customer service to small, closely held subcontractors and you can avoid the requirement.
Why is it a work-game? Is the work/project you are on not giving extended scope for technical and/or business growth?
all of my work hours involved a lot of leaning other departments, expanding my knowledge of stakeholders and they roles, and deeper understanding of business growth and vision.
I only like the coding part, how to solve technical problems, etc. I'm not interested to learn anything about what other people are doing, unfortunately
