On The Side!: Use Your Talents For Your Own Business, While Keeping Your Day Job
Who in the everloving hell decided that graphic belongs on this book?
On The Side!: Use Your Talents For Your Own Business, While Keeping Your Day Job
Who in the everloving hell decided that graphic belongs on this book?
I think that’s the happiest borg I’ve ever seen.
Who in the everloving hell decided that graphic belongs on this book?
Presumably someone whose side gig is moonlighting as a Terminator.
They should stick to their day job.
You gotta be a cyborg to survive in a corporate job and still have time for using any talents.
Makes sense to me, but I think they could have done a better job helping the viewer make the connection between the image and the tag line.
The power on/off button (where we would expect a red Locutus light) is kinda cute, but it isn’t really a strong enough clue all by itself.
Poer on/off button? ???
It’s upside down and missing the toggle thingie, but otherwise it’s the spittin’ image of a power button. (There is also a remote possibility that I might be imagining things.)
HonestTaGod, Red, I don’t see whatcher lookin’ at…
The blue part-circl in the left eye. It looks like the power symbol used on computers these days. I didn’t catch that until I read red’s comment.
In a million years–and yes, for a nanosecond, I wondered if that’s what he meant–would I have derived that. Thanks, Red! Thanks, PhilO!
One of these things: https://www.google.com/search?gbv=1&tbm=isch&oq=&aqs=&q=blue+power+button
So the cyborg is peeling away to reveal a human. It must have been hell to breathe in that thing. The author needs to stick to their day job.
Andew Yang warns that machines will take all our jobs; that self-help authors are the ffirst to go is small mercy.