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Stanford students are careerist corporate climbers — but it’s not (entirely) our fault
Why do we forget our desire to change the world as soon as corporate recruiters dangle fat salaries? Because the university systematically advances career funneling.
Politicians need performance-based pay. I’ll go first
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan writes that raises aren’t guaranteed in the private sector — and shouldn’t be in the public sector.
Sergey Brin: We need you working 60 hours a week so we can replace you as soon as possible
A modest proposal from the Google co-founder, who believes employees should work ‘at least’ every weekday. And also every weekend-day.
Newsom’s gambit: Talk like Bannon, act like Biden
Even as the governor plays nice with the right, his allegiance to public unions is pushing him in the opposite direction.
