Today's Tids Issue
3,898
For Financial Comfort:
Sometimes
you wake up to a pretty great headline: Janet Yellen says, “I
don’t believe we’ll see another financial crisis in our life time.” I hope she
isn’t eating Cheetos with lots of gravy.
One
of the nice things about societies is that they are flexible
enough to recycle their opinions and positive trends. Some people do remember
history when looking at the present and what’s ahead. I doubt if anything these
days will recycle back to the strict Victorian Age or even the laissez Faire fifties,
but new generations will tire of over reach, over spending, over indulgence,
and temper excess and irresponsibility. Every society needs a breather.
“Don’t
you no who I am”, Department:
Like me driven celebs, The big tech guys are not
immune from prosecution for irresponsible business practices. They do like to
engage in the creation of new Normals which often belie traditional restraints
of an ordered society. Some like Google are finding they are not invincible and
are subject to man’s laws. Others like Uber and Air B&B who slip under the
radar of rules that govern others are finding that their wild, wild west days
may be over. The difference between the newbies and the oldies is basically an
app and a momentary ability to circumvent community standards. In my humble estimation,
too many competitors have too big a stake in their own businesses not to be able
to find a way to neutralize the advantage of an App.
On
Independence Day, may the fourth be with you.
The
Question:
The world it is a changing. Name the five most
useless job skills not in demand by employers any more.
The
Headlines:
--Police Helicopter Attack Aimed At Venezuelan
Supreme Court.
--Senate Relaxes Deadline On Health Care
Improvement.
--Massive Ransomware Cyberattack Reaches Pacific Rim
After Rampaging Through Europe; Suspect Perpetrator Of Is In Ukraine..
--US Admiral Says ISIS Beginning To target Asia.
--On Eve Of IPO, Blue Apron Cuts Price range Of
ffering From $15-$17 to $10-$11.
--Sarah Huckabee Sanders Scolds Media As Only She
Can.
Sarah
Palin is back, now suing the New York Times for the
mudslinging editorial that tied her to the shooting of Gabrielle Gifford in the
wake of the hysteria over the shootings on an Alexandrea ballfield. The graying
lady actually admitted they erred in the editorial, but in these times, false
accusations stick. People who dislike Sarah will never forget that line in the
Times editorial. False accusers are not good for America, and that means everybody
including Trump.
A
no-fly zone prohibits zippers.
Do
you understand this headline, the latest in the “diversity
Wars”: “New WWII movie Dunkirk portrays white people as white”? Say what? That was
a complaint from the diversity police.
Some
mornings a good sneeze will elevate you from lethargic drowsiness
to vibrant alertness.
Thank
God for DVR. Its availability is essential when
watching America’s Got Talent. It can cut down on the aggravation of the judges
and eliminates all of those phony acts they insert for some unknown reason. I guess
it is meant to include a broader audience of those with no standards.
When
AGT gets down to the selected acts, the Tids
Entertainment Editorial Board will be with you to help sort out the opinions.
The
Answer:
In other words, below are phrases or “skills” no
longer making an impact on resumes.
1. Microsoft
Office is no longer a special skill. 2. “Word Processing” 3. Outdated
Programming Languages. 4. Data Entry. 5. Administration. 6. Customer Service 7. Call Center/Phone/Fax. 8. Can Work on Team or Independently. 9.
Social Media 10. Email 11. Being a Middleman (i.e. Travel Agent or other jobs
being replaced by AI.) 12. Bookkeeping
13. Research (With Google, it is something employers expect of
everybody).
Well,
that’s about it for today. A short Tids is better than no
Tids at all.
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