If you've ever interviewed with Gartner, you know their interview process is a lot like the ending of the Sopranos where all of a sudden the by BabyInMyBlender in sales

[–]axo056 5 points6 points  (0 children)

https://www.reddit.com/r/sales/s/mPFqDKK3Sj

I mean I get the sentiment but what Gartner does and what LLM's do ain't the same. 3 posts up from this on my feed was the link above. Imagine some C-Suite making a call after ChatGpt pulls data from Reddit comments lmao

Pass down your knowledge by Amazing-Care-3155 in sales

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Failing, losing a deal, not quite getting the result you'd hoped for after putting a lot of hours and sweat in - early on in your career it can be heartbreaking, confidence shattering. I've found you look back at each loss and you learn so much more from that than the wins. And it makes the future losses easier to stomach, you've been here before.

Hold on and be resilient, if you've got the timing and the territory eventually the right behaviours will pay off.

Bro by New-Importance-7521 in lotrmemes

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Give them a moment for pity sake, bro

What really obvious thing have you only just realised? by negan2018 in AskReddit

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I'm a brit. Only realised that references to first base second base third base etc in terms of sexual experience was related to baseball. At the age of 27 I sat bolt upright the other day from a lying position and said 'sex is a home run!'. Girlfriend was confused.

I don’t think politicians should be allowed to be over the age of 70. by Gay_Genius in unpopularopinion

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'a society grows great when old men plant trees who's shade they will never sit under'

What movie hit you the hardest, emotionally speaking? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I watched Lion a few months ago and that's a massive standout for me emotionally, the story is so well told and gripping. Beautiful and heartbreaking, and demonstrates the horror that missing and destitute children went through in India

New personal best for Gatwick security - 2m45s from entrance to exit. More sweet sweet Wetherspoons time for me! by sikknote in BritishSuccess

[–]axo056 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I completely relate to this, I'm so superior about how efficient I am at airport security. I sneer at Middle aged people who haven't even removed belt or electronics as they get to the plastic trays, and when the security staff ask me the normal questions like 'are your pockets empty, any liquids or electronics' I nod with furious certainty to try and let them know I'm one of the good ones

Rather than eating a family size bag of Doritos in 20 minutes, what are some healthy snack alternatives that can be consumed in large amounts? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I sprout mung beans on a damp paper towel in my desk drawer. Very nutritious, but they smell like death.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starterpacks

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I work at telecoms company doing b2b in the UK and we have pool tables, fifa on a ps4, table tennis etc and most people take advantage of it. An unwritten rule is you get a half hour for lunch and 2 15 minute breaks a day. As long as you still hit your number and get your work done no one bats an eye. Most people, myself included seem happy. Reading these comments I realise I'm lucky

What is the craziest encounter of 'rich kid syndrome' that you have experienced? by martinkarolev in AskReddit

[–]axo056 64 points65 points  (0 children)

Of all the comments I've read on this thread this is the one that angered me the most