how does your employer handle annual performance reviews? i'm assuming your department is all salary based? for me, my annual bonus and salary merit increase is tied to my performance review rating. i can get more $$ if i have a very good review, but poor performance can result in missing your targets for the two.
yep....I'm delving into this next contract negotiation. It's messy, to say the least, but needs to be considered.
There’s one bonus figure, twice a year, which varies by the department’s profits. Get meeting expectations or above on your annual review and you get it in full. At base we are indeed salaried.
Good luck!
see, ours differs a bit. my bonus is weighted more heavily on my own performance, although there is a factor for overall performance of our business unit. i can actually exceed my target bonus with above average performance (and have several times).
If a santa fe and a rivian had a one night stand.....
No - you got it all wrong... this is sorta the green-light to get busy with the wife in Toshi's back seat.
what if I had the renovation work on the mountain house completed over next summer (primary suite out of the loft)
enjoyed it another winter
sold both houses
and moved to Queenstown prior to the whole 2024 election brouhaha
hmm
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Wife apparently is not strong enough to reliably lift her side of the 100 lb TV and not drop it on the ground unexpectedly.
This broken part is interesting: looks like it was cast from fine metal pellets, like a plastic but of metal.
Some more frequency response data:
www.sciencealert.com
Seems the Porsche wagon-ish version has a factory “hitch” rack. Quotes because it doesn’t have a conventional receiver hitch: factory custom job here.
www.rivianownersforum.com
You should probably pull all that furniture in for the winter.Redone deck looks awesome. Railing pending, of course. It took basically all day to unpack and assemble all this furniture, but now the garage is finally just collapsed giant boxes rather than huge, filled ones.
The drywall in the basement only looks like it was patched, certainly not all replaced… so I have to figure out if that's legit since that's not what I was expecting given the water intrusion documented before.
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I'll fix this in the mid term future via ditching YPAO... and switching out a whole bunch of gear. This is higher on my priority list than the full loft remodel project, but not a "this ski season" type of deal. Maybe next summer depending on if I get stupid and switch employers or not.
Going go to give this generic-brand piece of Chinese electronics a try
In theory this looks like the smallest/cleanest setup to drive a 2.1 setup (for the mountain house living room--the Klipsch The One II there is adequate but ultimately let down by its size). Bluetooth for input since that's all one really needs in the era of phones these days.
Anyway, I have some ELAC B6 bookshelf two ways and the now-deprecated 8" powered subwoofer that was in the basement to play with, and this should drive them in theory.
Meanwhile conventional receiver manufacturers are still putting out giant boxes at 4-6x the price of this, with features like built in Pandora streaming via a LCD 2 line display interface. No thanks.
Yeah, I noted that discrepancy in their specs as well. I'll see how they do with the stock power supply, driving fairly average sensitivity ELAC B6s, especially since my wife's tolerance for sound levels is low anyway.
If it's a class B amplifier with an efficiency of, say, 35%, it can deliver order 37 Watts from a 108 Watt power supply...
Class D so efficiency should be much higher.
The Fosi one I posted was on back order, then I went down the rabbit hole of power + inputs, thinking that 20W RMS at realistic loads may well be too weak. There doesn’t appear to be a free lunch after all, as these peak power @ 4 ohm claims don’t line up with physics when pressed.
