Thanks for suggesting I look into this topic ED!

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Good question and observation Dan! You are right that a call is more convenient and quicker for some. The joke here plays on the contrast between the convenience of sending an email and the potential inconvenience or awkwardness of receiving a phone call in response. When someone sends an email, they typically expect a written reply, allowing them to manage their time and response more efficiently. However, when the recipient responds with a phone call, it can catch the sender off guard, leading to an immediate and possibly unprepared interaction. The two images of the well-known Hungarian engineer who became a meme (LOL) "Hide the Pain Harold" illustrate this discomfort. In the top image, Harold is smiling while holding the phone, representing the initial reaction to receiving the phone call. The bottom image shows Harold's smile looking more forced or strained, indicating the underlying discomfort or awkwardness of the situation. Overall, the meme humorously captures the minor frustration or awkwardness one might feel when their preferred method of communication (email) is met with an unexpected and less convenient response (phone call). All good fun. Cheers!

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Thank you Mr. Jake! Best wishes.

@@projectleadershipinstitute I used your explanation to support my response to the interview question “What does it take to be a world class Program Manager?” and the interviewer panel loved the response. Thank you!

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Yes indeed! You got it. CPI = EV/AC, SPI = EV/PV etc.

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Thanks for the question AB!

The salary range they listed (40k-60k) is definitely on the low end for a program manager role, especially for someone with a lot of experience. Program manager salaries can be all over the place, and it depends on a lot of factors. The same way some CEOs make a fraction of what others do. Location makes a huge difference. Tech companies in big cities are going to pay a lot more than smaller firms in more rural areas. Even within the same country, salaries can wildly fluctuate. There's also the type of company to consider. Some very small firms might offer a lower salary but with the upside of more autonomy and the chance to really grow with the company. It depends on what you're looking for in a role. To get a better idea of what program managers are making in your area, you can check out sites like Glassdoor or Salary.com. Search for "program manager" and filter by your experience level and desired location. That will give you a more realistic picture of the market.

More to come ED! Cheers!

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Wait im so confused whats the megan movie and there was a super intelligence being in it wtf what going on

Glad it was helpful! YW!

It's all in the prompts. Keep adjusting your prompt until you get desired results.

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I know right!? This college professor is out of control! 😠

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Thanks PMP Boss Man ED!

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