You’re kidding. Selling things and letting people know you sell things are tied inextricably to making money off the things you sell and increasing the number of people who are aware you sell things?
@MattHatton I have had many discussions with software developers who get pissy that nobody wants to buy their app/SaaS and when I ask what their marketing strategy is, they don’t have one
"“Even within the organisation, roles are constantly being redefined, meaning employees can find it difficult to absorb some of the new technologies. It will be a journey in terms of education and realising opportunities for creativity, even with automation and robotics"
No one knows what they should be doing or how they should be doing it because we keep finding new shiny toys to throw at them and demand they get used why is my workforce so inefficient?
The seven-year old can’t put her clothes in the dirty washing basket. The babby is quite happy to dive under her cot and retrieve the five (5) dummies that had ended up under there somehow.
I do love the Sydney Morning Herald's "nothing good is ever possible" stance on literally everything.
I get the distinct impression they're over-egging just how many people are going to mildly inconvenienced by this.
Also, there are plans to extend the Metro out to Campbelltown, but infrastructure takes time and (thanks Labor) so much of Sydney is still catching up to where it should have been on this front 20 years ago.
@MattHatton it’ll end up being Sydney’s AAV - only used by diversions of the main carriers, and a handful of flights from the cheap cockroaches like JetStar
@jpm@MattHatton Jetstar and Rex and freight, and a few international flights to Bali Singapore and NZ to start, with an occasional redirect to there from planes outside curfew