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This is a busy weekend for several IT departments as they are hit with the Kaseya ransomware attack.
This article provides a picture of the ransom demand and some of the negotiations taking place.
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Cognizant talent acquisition team is has given in Candidate Information sheet to fill before HR round.
There, they've asked me about current salary and expected salary.
No column has been given for offer in hand.
I donot want to right the expectation in sheet and want to discuss that with HR only.
What can I do?!
Anyone else having one of those weeks?
DOT VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR
WTF AM I DOING?
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I get my teeth cleaned twice a year. Once a year we do the bite wing x-rays. The amount of radiation you’re exposed to is very minor.
Pretty sure insurance only covers 1x every 5 years. You don't need it annually unless there's some sort of problem they have to monitor.
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For what it's worth, mine covers basic x-rays every year and then the extensive set every three years.
I had this concern and talked about it with a buddy who is an xray tech. The radiation is pretty low for a quick image like one you would have at the dentist, it's comparable to a few days of radiation exposure that you would get from just living your day to day life. MRIs/CAT scans are what people should be cautious about, this is a LOT of radiation, comparable to hundreds/thousands of xrays at once.
CATscan is a lot of radiation, yes. MRI is not radiation