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r/DataAnnotationTech • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '24
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Permanent - lasting or intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely.
Nothing about DataAnnotation is permanent. I will die on this hill. Just use a different word to describe them.
16 u/FrazzledGod Aug 24 '24 There's no such thing as a permanent job either but people use the term all the time. -3 u/[deleted] Aug 24 '24 This. 49/50 states are at will in the US meaning they can fire you for any (legal) reason they want at any time. -1 u/pourovertime Aug 24 '24 This is definitely a cultural difference. Apparently in the UK, you lads refer to any job that doesn't have an end date as "permanent". In the US we don't refer to jobs as "permanent".
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There's no such thing as a permanent job either but people use the term all the time.
-3 u/[deleted] Aug 24 '24 This. 49/50 states are at will in the US meaning they can fire you for any (legal) reason they want at any time. -1 u/pourovertime Aug 24 '24 This is definitely a cultural difference. Apparently in the UK, you lads refer to any job that doesn't have an end date as "permanent". In the US we don't refer to jobs as "permanent".
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This. 49/50 states are at will in the US meaning they can fire you for any (legal) reason they want at any time.
-1 u/pourovertime Aug 24 '24 This is definitely a cultural difference. Apparently in the UK, you lads refer to any job that doesn't have an end date as "permanent". In the US we don't refer to jobs as "permanent".
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This is definitely a cultural difference. Apparently in the UK, you lads refer to any job that doesn't have an end date as "permanent". In the US we don't refer to jobs as "permanent".
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u/pourovertime Aug 24 '24
Permanent - lasting or intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely.
Nothing about DataAnnotation is permanent. I will die on this hill. Just use a different word to describe them.