Do McDonald's customers realize that they can place custom orders, like a Big Mac wit...?

Answer: Yes they certainly do.​ I have a customer who regularly comes in and or.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You Do McDonald's customers realize that they can place custom orders, like a Big Mac without the meat? Daniel Golden, Operations Technology Professional at McDonald's Written Jan 22, 2019 Yes they certainly do. I have a customer who regularly comes in and orders this monstrosity. That is a McChicken with every possible item in the kitchen on it. It costs abou... Read More » Why can Facebook or Google "Principal engineers" make more than 700K a year? Jérôme Cukier, Staff Software Engineer at Google (2020-present) Written Jan 25 In a previous answer (Jérôme Cukier's answer to What do software engineers who work at a large scale understand that other developers don't?) I explained how services like ... Read More » What screams "I make terrible financial decisions!"? Robin Gronovius, Retired Lieutenant Colonel at U.S. Army (1983-present) Updated Oct 1, 2020 I work in a factory. A lot of people make less than $15/hr. They have money for expensive coffee; you recognize the cups. They buy sodas from the vending machines every day. ... Read More » Are there any weaknesses of Linux compared with Windows? What are some? Jeff Sturm, VP, Information Systems (2020-present) Written Feb 27 Yes, I have one big one. The explanation is technical, long and somewhat tedious, so bear with me. But first I must point something out: We're comparing apples to oranges he... Read More » Why is the pay at Japanese companies so low? Luuk Schuring, lives in Japan (2018-present) Updated Feb 16 Because of the way the salary is paid out, and the way that people work. Firstly, in almost all Japanese companies, there is a semiannual bonus that employees get which is g... Read More » Why do so many software engineers go into web application development as opposed to other fields such as systems engineering or embedded systems? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer for 40 years, author of book Optimized C++ Written Jan 10, 2019 The secret answer to this question may shock you. People pay big money for this information, but I'm going to let you in on the secret for free. Ready? So many software engin... Read More » What are some things you realized as you got wealthier? Doug Armey, Successful investor, financial adviser and entrepreneur Written Feb 24 My top 5 surprises. We're not among the super wealthy but certainly comfortable. 1. Worry. I went through a business bankruptcy when young that left me scarred and scared. In... Read More » Andrew Ng said in the Coursera ML course that if you know linear regression, logistic regression, advanced optimization tools and regularization, then you may know more ML than many engineers using ML at Silicon Valley. Is that true? Mike West, Creator of LogikBot (2020-present) Updated Apr 18 I love Andrew Ng. His courses are mesmerizing. He has a teaching gift. Additionally, I've learned a ton from him so authoring material criticizing him isn't easy. With that ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/

Do nurses make a lot of money?

Answer: This is a "you've got to be kidding" question.​ I'm an architect and no.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You Do nurses make a lot of money? Tom Hitchins Written Aug 1, 2019 This is a "you've got to be kidding" question. I'm an architect and not a nurse, but as a user of healthcare, be it in a doctor's office, clinic or a hospital, inpatient or... Read More » My cofounder (CEO) forces me (CTO) to outsource our tech to India. This solution would not work for our business, however. He doesn't listen and argues that "his friend" told him otherwise. What do I do? Brett Fox, Fmr CEO @ Touchstone Semiconductor Written Mar 17 About three years before I started my company, I was being recruited by another startup in the same space. One of their core strategies was augmenting their Silicon Valley ... Read More » Is machine learning currently overhyped? John Singer, Electrical Engineer, Data Scientist (AI,ML,Deep Learning) Updated Dec 22 I would definitely say so. In my last 3 jobs as both a data science manager and data scientist, I've tried to use machine learning but in each job it is the same story. The ... Read More » Should people who have had Covid get the vaccine, or are they already immune? Mats Andersson, Translator (1991-present) Written Feb 18 The latest word (an extremely well-made scientific study here in Sweden) says that you have a better than 95% immunity for at least 9 months after infection. This is quite ... Read More » In my 15 years of employment, I've never asked for a raise, now I'm actually one of the lowest paid employees. How can I get this rectified, or should I stay quiet (11.75 hr) retail maintenance? Jared Maloney, 24 years experience. BBA/Finance. Top Writer 2018. Written Nov 13 I once worked for a man (the President/owner) who said he'd never pay anyone (that he employed) more than $15. — This was because, some 25 years earlier, that's the wage he... Read More » Does a 620 mile range change your mind about Tesla and electric cars? Hagrinas Mivali, Tesla owner Written Feb 19, 2019 When I went from having an EV with a 265 mile range to one with a 310 mile range, I though that it might save time on trips. It turned out to make no difference, because on... Read More » If declaring bankruptcy gets rid of debt, what stops a person from racking up tons of debt and declaring bankruptcy over and over again to get a free pass? Steven Haddock, LL.B. degree, 25 years in litigation, administrative law, collections, bankrupty... Written Mar 26 People believe bankruptcy just "stops your debt", but that's not the case at all. If you declare bankruptcy for the first time, all your assets become the property of your t... Read More » What can you do about a senior engineer who is suddenly unwilling to do extra work they used to do after being denied promotion? Miles Fidelman, Systems Architect, Entrepreneur, and Policy Wonk Updated Mar 4 Assuming that you're asking as their boss…. It really depends a lot on what kind of "extra work" they used to be done, and under what circumstances. We all go the extra mile ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/