「ビオトープ視察「13/8/19」」への5件のフィードバック

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   2013年8月20日 5:00 PM

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   2013年8月22日 3:16 PM

3. Printer troubles, loud cubicle mates, co-workers who take credit for your work: the office space has a lot of frustrations that can leave workers steaming.
   A new study says a good number of workers can’t make it to noon on Monday without hitting their threshold and experiencing desk rage.
   The British study says 51 percent of Britons acknowledge they have desk rage, with the average worker feeling it at least two times a day.
   The top 20 reported office triggers include things like: someone sitting in your seat, the boss not thanking you for your work, brown-nosing coworkers, and people talking while you’re trying to think.
   “That’s something that we deal with a lot in the newsroom,” says . “When news breaks, people are shouting desk to desk.”
   Something like that might be charming in the beginning, but after a long time working in the office, or as you get more embedded in your role, these things start to wear on you, says Andrew.
   “Usually when you start a new job, you basically can rise above everything and all the petty disagreements and complaints that are swirling around you.”
   “Maybe when I first came here, it was like, ‘I love this live active newsroom. I love the fact that everybody yells all the time.’ But then there are other times, you’re under deadline, and you’re like ‘If these people don’t stop yelling, I’m going to freak out.'”
   Andrew thinks there’s a specific timeline for when these things start to become annoying.
   “It’s almost exactly a 12-month bar and then you just break,” says Andrew. “You are able to deal with that [annoying] stuff for an entire year because you’re still thinking about all the things that drove you crazy at your last job. You’re riding the high of not being at the last job.”
   After a year, Andrew says you can’t float above the office drama, gossip and complaining, and you fall into the muck with everyone else.
   “Usually, I’m so happy to be at a new job, I’m like, ‘Oh you’re talking [crap] about Bob. Bob is alright. You’ve been working with Bob for a long time, but it’s not that bad,'” says Andrew. “I’m telling you, a year later, I am the one with the pitchfork and the lit torch, like ‘Let’s get Bob! We’ve got to get Bob. I’ve had enough of Bob.'”
   Once you get to that point,’Boardwalk Empire,’ ‘Amour’ and ‘Epic’ arrive, Andrew says it’s just a matter of time before you’re perusing the job market.
   “By six to 12 months [after the first year], you’re miserable with everybody else and then it depends on how long you can put up with it before you find a new job.”

   2013年8月25日 12:02 PM

4. Consider Amazon’s center in Chattanooga, Tenn., which opened in 2011 after about 10 months, compared with as much as two years for older warehouses. Boasting more space and technology that makes it easier to find items, the building is part of Amazon’s almost $13.9 billion spending binge on fulfillment expenses — including 50 new facilities — since 2010. That brought the total to 89 at the end of 2012. Amazon has announced five more in the United States this year. We’ve standardized them in such a way that opening them and replicating them happens very fast, Dave Clark, vice president of worldwide operations and customer service, said in an interview at the Chattanooga building. The warehouse strategy carries risk. Fulfillment has become Amazon’s top operating expense, squeezing profit margins and contributing to a $39 million loss at the Seattle-based company last year. Yet CEO Jeff Bezos is under pressure to move more quickly as rivals including eBay and Walmart devise their own faster ways to deliver products. What Walmart and eBay are working on is can they be faster than Amazon, said Matt Nemer, a San Francisco-based analyst at Wells Fargo Co. It might not be the highest margin sale in the world, but they can potentially get something to you in an hour. At stake is leadership in the growing market for products that can be ordered online and then delivered to a customer’s door or a nearby store within hours. EBay has rolled out same-day delivery in some cities. And Walmart is increasingly moving its $482 billion in estimated fiscal 2014 sales online. The retailer has more than 4,Actor Patrick Dempsey- Adios to Seattle,700 stores across the United States, most just a few miles from consumers’ homes. Some competitors are either building their own delivery networks or relying on third parties, such as United Parcel Service. Amazon charges $3.99 and up for same-day and one-day delivery for users of its of Prime program, which includes unlimited two-day delivery for $79 a year. Non-Prime customers pay $8.99 and up. So far, investors are giving Bezos the benefit of the doubt on the spending rampage. Amazon’s stock, which rose less than 1 percent yesterday to close at $285.57, has more than doubled since the start of 2010. Amazon’s spending on fulfillment jumped more than 40 percent annually from 2010 to 2012, compared with 24 percent in 2009, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The spending is crimping Amazon’s margins. The company’s trailing 12-month operating margin of 0.95 percent lumps it in the bottom 3 percent of peers in the Standard Poor’s 500 Index — even though it ranks among the top 10 percent of that group by sales, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. And the margin pressure is rising as the price tag associated with warehouses is set to increase. The company said last month that it’s adding more than 5,000 full-time jobs in 17 U.S. warehouses. Those new hires will join more than 20,000 employees. Amazon said it’s also bringing on 2,000 staff for customer service, including part-time and seasonal workers.  

   2013年8月25日 12:45 PM

5. すぐには確かに赤い口紅 Hermes エールバッグ 化粧傾向の1つ1つに素早くターンは、繊細なパリッとした。繊細なパリッとした。速い髪が流行っているとステファニー変換、多数の有名なブランドを通して屋外での募金ディナーにまた（ディースクエアード、特定の1つの小さい方式を採用したので、土砂降りの雨であるにも関わらず、中国の大気内の対応する場所が中国風のスタイルの全体的なパフォーマンスでしょうし、ソース：中国のスニーカーネットワーク）ウェンチョウ革靴産業の打ち上げ会会議は11月5日に開催されました、
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   2013年8月27日 10:55 AM

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