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Marsh & McLennan I am moving 2 hours from my office. My manager says i have to come 2 days to office. When i come to the office its only me and couple of other people. No one seems to care about coming to office. When i asked manager if i can work remote i was told that its for my career development. Can you guys tell in Canada which companies are offering remote opportunities?
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Is rolled off from project common in CG ?
I was hired 4 months back for specific project , was working from very 1 week of hire, now i am going to move to bench. Though i am happy but i also very worried as how much time it take to find next project, if i will get project as per tech i want to work.
How is internal hiring system in CG.
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What are the vibes regarding FTI?
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Trump doing much better tonight (so far)
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None of the people here are likely changing their mind before Nov. But recent polling is showing many swing voters slowly but surely moving back towards Trump as a combination of several factors. So a lot can change in 67 days
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Pwc- Might be a tactic to not flood already expensive media markets in AZ, MI, GA or NC so that senate candidates can spend without the price rising too much.
Regardless, I think that news coverage of riots and improving COVID news is as helpful for the campaign as any ad Trump can be
“Wisconsin is a key swing state and President Donald Trump has been struggling with his appeal to suburban women, a once reliable vote for Republicans in Wisconsin. The events in Kenosha, however, may sway people who are turned off by Trump’s style, but never expected safety, law, and order to be a top [issue] in this election. Rioting and violence in Minnesota following the killing of George Floyd has resulted in a tightening of poll numbers in the state that once favored Democrats. The latest poll shows Minnesota in a dead heat with Biden…
“Watching a historic industrial Wisconsin city go up in flames may have a similar impact on poll numbers in the important suburbs of Milwaukee, where violence and movements to defund the police are unpopular.”
Evita Duffy, The Federalist
It’s not about whether things calmed down quickly or not. It’s about whether swing voters prefer more law enforcement- Portland didn’t calm down, but perhaps they feel like it would have been worse without trump sending the military. Again this is not my perspective but ignoring the fact that many people do feel like this and that they’re triggered by “defund the police” will only put us in an ignorance is bliss mindset