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JordanZ

@ JordanZ @lemmy.world

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  • Every job that I was ever trained to do and every job when I trained others was like this

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  • Depends what it is…

    For non-tangible tasks (software/business processes). Yeah, whatever. They tend to not keep up with technology or an office change or whatever. Just update and move on.

    For physical tasks, the process might be what it is to pass an audit or more importantly for safety. Workers want to do it in a non-compliant way cause it ‘works’ and takes half the time. Especially for safety reasons that’s a failure on management not enforcing it.

  • What skills did almost everybody have 50 years ago, but few people have today?

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  • Going along with reading a map most people don’t know how roads and exits are numbered. It’s not a random jumble. This makes reading a map and just knowing what direction you’re traveling in general much easier. This is for the US.

    Interstates

    1 or 2 Digits: Main routes. North-South routes have odd numbers, increasing from west to east (e.g., I-5 to I-95). East-West routes have even numbers, increasing from south to north (e.g., I-10 to I-90).

    3 Digits (Even First Number): A loop or beltway that connects to the main interstate at both ends.

    3 Digits (Odd First Number): A spur route that connects to the main interstate at only one end.

    Exit numbers

    They mirror the mile markers which show up on maps. Numbers increase from south to north or west to east. So you could basically make a ‘cheat sheet’ of your exit numbers. Then while driving you know how far till your next exit.

    I’ve seen this not be true on occasion but it should be mostly true. If the exit sign is on the right of the road sign then the exit is to the right. If it’s on the left then it exits to the left.

    All knowledge that I feel got lost to time for the most part. They should teach it in drivers ed but I don’t think they do.

  • The main reason not to drive in the snow is the way other people drive in the snow.

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  • me when I am like, super straight

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  • Americans are paying more than ever for cars. Cheap models are disappearing

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  • Safety

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  • [Mr Lovenstein] Volume

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  • Amazon is forcibly upgrading Prime members to Alexa Plus, and users are not happy

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  • US State Denies Appeal Of Woman Fined $100K For Parking In Her Own Driveway - SlashGear

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  • US State Denies Appeal Of Woman Fined $100K For Parking In Her Own Driveway - SlashGear

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  • Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why

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  • The forbidden fourth leche

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  • I can still smell them

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  • If it fits...

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  • YSK: House flies always launch backwards, no exceptions. Creep behind them and they'll jump into your crushing hand.

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  • I've never been in a situation where me having a gun would have made things bettter.

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  • Queen of the fast food industry

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  • Millennials are giving up on the thought of ever buying a house and experts estimate fewer will become homeowners

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    Ran out of shelf space