25 Industry Secrets Most People Don't Know
Ignorance is only bliss when what you're being ignorant about doesn't affect you personally. This is not the case with this collection of industry secrets.
Published 1 year ago in Ftw
Ignorance is only bliss when what you're being ignorant about doesn't affect you personally. This is not the case with this collection of industry secrets.
While some of these lesser-known facts are fun and insightful, some of them are going to leave you wishing you hadn't gone around digging up information you otherwise wouldn't know. Like, do you know how much animal "debris" is legally allowed to be present in food?
Well, if you don't, consider yourself lucky. And if you want to remain ignorant, here is your last chance to bow out.
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If your baby goes to a nursery/daycare, chances are those weren't their "first" steps/words etc that you witnessed. Industry standard is to not tell parents when these things happen as it makes them feel bad. I've seen kids up and walking about the room for weeks, even months before their parent proudly announced at drop off that they "Took their first steps last night".
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I work in education. We are way behind the ball with student issues, and are just flying by the seat of our pants so to speak. We are in crisis, and most parents simply want to drop their kids off and hope they have a normal experience. None of this is normal. You need to start having conversations with your kids about mental health and social media. If not…woof. Our society is not in good shape.
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Worked in online community management and social media for years - Admins CAN read all of your PMs. Private only means private from the masses, not from administration, we had to be able to read them to check reports of abuse, grooming, illegal activity etc. I can't tell you how much cringeworthy s**t I had to read through, especially from guys trying to hook up.
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Some appetizers are the most labor intense items on the menu to make, for example: dumplings takes one worker about an hour to make 12-15 orders.If you want to know where I'm getting at, if a restaurant offers a plethora of appetizers options then there's a high chance a lot of them are store bought and resold because there's no feasible way to prepare several orders for each item on the menu.
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94% of successful consulting is making s**t up that people want to hear. However I think it’s unethical to not present good data and systematic research before providing recommendations. You can couch honest conclusions in your findings but ultimately, other than out of legal or financial obligation, they’re gonna do what they want to do.