It is a stereotype that Canadians apologize for everything. We say sorry when you bump into us. We say sorry for the weather.

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In most software interviews a decade ago, success hinged on how quickly a candidate could write code on a whiteboard. Today, ...

You scroll through your streaming service for what feels like hours, seeing the same recommendations over and over again.

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