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Here’s a very pointed thread on transforming transportation and how a Tesla may actually be a hindrance to the effort. I’m not convinced in hydrogen’s long term viability, but can see its merits in some defined use cases. But this thread shows the nuance, trade offs, and quickly emerging entrenched interests in the ET.
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How hard is it to exit to the buy side from FDD?
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Hi Guys,
I have been assigned to a Unbillable Project, they are building one app and have recruited people from the talent pool. The project is not registered in GLOW. And they are calling it as Voluntary Contribution type project for studio. Is this what they call Internal Project in Globant?
Will there be any impact if I don't perform as per their expectations?
Will it be of any benefit to me if work in voluntary project? Will HR recognize this project contribution as valid work?
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The way retirement is going, many of us will be lucky if we get to retire at 70 😂
I could financially retire now at 67 but choose to keep working. I’ve been a portfolio manager for 40 years and love it. I plan to retire at 70. BTW my mom turns 100 this year and has all her faculties and lives independently.
you’re very fortunate
As long as I’m able. 67 still can complete with the younger generation.
I plan to retire at 70. I like to be active.
65, plan to work until 80 to maximize SS. I had several long stretches of illness that knocked out savings & prevented retirement savings due to medical bills & loss of work years. So I’m playing catch-up. But also lucky, women in my family tend to live into their 90s. I want to sure I can pay fit that retirement.
You go girl!!
I hope to retire at 65. Once Medicare kicks in.
If you are over retirement age and can afford to retire comfortably, please do. Sincerely- a 22 year old
yeah that’s what i’m think
but it’s so expensive in new york you need a couple mm per person.
I’m 63–almost 64. Sold my practice two years ago. Working now for the firm that bought mine.
A relief to not manage money anymore. I loved it for a long time but at this age am happy to be doing other things in the practice. Mentoring advisors, developing new business.
Might work for another year or two and then do something completely different.
I have been in the business since 1995.
very nice
When I reach your age, I want to shift to something that I want to do and not have to do.
I'm looking forward to retirement. Still not sure if I'll wait until I'm 67.
Still working at 72
I’m in technology risk