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Some employers will pay for the expensive but worthwhile Dale Carnegie course, which is delivered in major cities.

It would be worthwhile to spend some time figuring this stuff out because it help you make a better choice.

However, as others have stated, they view the convenience gained to be worthwhile enough to sacrifice the security of their accounts.

But because of the massive user base small improvements at great cost can be worthwhile.

A choice is better than no choice though, but too many companies fumble through handling take home tests to make it worthwhile to a quality developer with any sense of value.

Show to them why you are a worthwhile risk instead of showing them that you are more of a risk than you are.

The title of the book put me off, but it worthwhile to read.

You have to pay someone a tiny amount: the cost to make executing your transaction, storing the blockchain, and mining a block worthwhile.

I'll probably order a case soon but I need to spend some time designing something worthwhile.

Good review, but it's worthwhile to note the source of the essays as well: it's a ribbonfarm adjunct and memetically sponsored by a16z, the saviors-of-humanity-with-no-ulterior-motives-whatsoever-but-keep-giving-us-billions-of-dollars-okay-mm'thanks.

I still feel it'd be worthwhile to experiment with having the /newest content displayed explicitly as a section on the front page.

Similarly, most worthwhile companies don't want to show such unfairness.

Basically: unless paying for a hyperinflated cost-of-living and clawing your way through hordes of other prospective coders all swarming "The Valley" is your kind of thing, it's rarely worthwhile to think about Silicon Valley specifically when there are plenty of places that could actually use your talents.