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More counter intuitive shit, this time #anecdata based so obviously #YMMV. This time it's work and productivity.
Work from home has reached fatigue level. People are sick and tired. They want to go back to office.
Office = focused work, routine, meetings, etc. This can't be replicated at home. We tried for four months. It's not happening.
"We don't know how we got it. We wear masks, we wash hands, we don't go out at all". 99% of all cases I've heard. #Mumbai #anecdata
Makes you wonder what exactly is going on. Are all people lying? Is the stigma that bad? Or is there genuinely no idea how it spreads? It's 5th month, not first. Awareness is supposed to increase.
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"purely legal thing" and "own sweet time" got me thinking. Quick thread. So the idea that if you're rich, you must have made your money illegally is widely accepted in India and with valid reason. But I think things have changed post 2008.
First, let's take the Nifty as a proxy. In market cap, the HDFC and Bajaj Group have moved past the Tata Group (ex TCS) and the Birlas. Have HDFC and Bajaj Group also made all their wealth illegally? I don't think so because...
..I think the market now knows "chor promoter" very well. This is 2020 not 2000. Clean portfolios are now very popular and have got hundreds of crores in AUMs. (There's also ESG globally but leave that be). But...
We asked likely voters how they decided on candidate...
With the caveat that respondents may not always report their motivations accurately, the results in California are interesting
Most common reason chosen is "I've always liked them" -- particularly among Sanders voters
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With the caveat that respondents may not always report their motivations accurately, the results in California are interesting
Most common reason chosen is "I've always liked them" -- particularly among Sanders voters
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"I'm taking a new look at them recently" is second most common reason chosen for deciding on their candidate...
In California, 16% of Sanders voters and 28% of everyone else says so, reinforcing theory that Sanders voters likely to have been with their candidate for a while
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In California, 16% of Sanders voters and 28% of everyone else says so, reinforcing theory that Sanders voters likely to have been with their candidate for a while
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Others say they're trying to stop one of their candidate's opponents from being nominee, a form of tactical voting...
In California, 13% of Biden voters say so -- seems like an important data point in explaining his support
Also interesting is % who want to "back a winner"
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In California, 13% of Biden voters say so -- seems like an important data point in explaining his support
Also interesting is % who want to "back a winner"
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