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Based on my friends' anecdotal management/employer-side stories across several Dallas companies, it is definitely an employee market right now.

Yes, every one of these folks - mostly friends and family - has a Facebook account and are active users of Facebook.

It's great for team building, a great cardio workout, and a chance to socialize a bit with other friends and significant others.

Just a lot harder due, for example, to the CAP theorem and friends.

We're friends and work hard to enable folks to do their best work.

Electrons in combination with lead blocks swimming in acid are not your friends.

Scene lets you plan with friends and provides real-time venue activity and live ephemeral media submitted by our users and merchants, and much more.

I had friends making 10-20k less than I did who had more experience but couldn't articulate it or sell themselves.

Contrasted to a friends experience on NYE when a booking.com room turned out to not be available, he ended up in the Shangri La hotel.

In FB - a post often immediately gets a reaction - a like or a comment - even if they have only a few friends.

I ran into this problem during college since I gave a couple friends my password.

I've have my friends on my Prime account separately from the Household with my wife.

Moreso on the merits of "helping strangers is bad, but it's legal if they are friends or family".

Facebook got this right - as the simple concept of a "Friend" request translates perfectly to the real-world analog of making friends.

- The prime account holder gets a certain number of prime "credits" they can use to send prime packages to other physical addresses, like friends and relatives.

If the mafia takes away 20% of your income (and also the people around you), and then comes back to you 2 years later to report what they did with the money: " Your money and the one from your friends helped me buy this new house on the lake, and this private jet.