U.S. House votes to keep Net tax ban
U.S. House votes to keep Net tax ban | Computerworld News & Features Story
This actually surprised me. I didn’t expect the extension.
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I could see this being true, because we know there is a lot of stigma surrounding mental health issues in the workplace:
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Stop what you are doing and grab this patch. This security flaw is already out in the wild, attached to some of the nastiest malware out there. Get the update if you have Flash installed. (And you probably do!) Adobe Flash exploit that was leaked by Hacking Team goes wild; patch now! Follow these topics:…
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I’m not sure that these companies have done the math. If enough experienced workers in an industry do more than switch between competing offers but step away from the industry into a different career path, there will not be enough experienced workers to go around.
What are you going to do about that? Sit around with unfilled positions and cry about it, or get serious about raising up the next generation of cybersecurity talent?
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