It defintly is a slippery slope. I work for a municipalitylies utilities company. Part of my job is working with a utilities companies union to lobby politicians to make laws that will actually improve the way we can work. I think we actually do improve things for the German public by bringing desperately needed knowledge to the table.
But I think we are a small minority among lobbying institutions.
Germany strongly disagrees.
When we had the problem, I talked to him and we ended up on very friendly terms. He gave his best to be quite. Wasn't perfect, but acceptable.
What are their demands?
Imo university most important task is to teach you the basics and how to accumulate and use the knowledge you need to do a job.
Also, shouldn't they mention that in the resume?
A little unsure about the "peer based performance review", sounds like bullying might somehow have to be kept in check. Otherwise this sounds awesome.
Recipe for disaster...
I use Linux for 20 years now. I almost never use the command lines nowadays. I'd say it is almost possible.
Y2k was a really exiting phase, but my nostalgia lives for the late 80s and early 90s. But who is the asshole who did neither include a C64, not an Amiga in this?
A functioning social network will cover the rents. Still, this makes controlling rents even more important as otherwise the social network will become non viable or even a way of redistributing public wealth to said landlords.
To add some positivity to all those sad stories: For me the most dramatic life changing event was the birth of my first child. Suddenly (okay, we knew for a few months, but it still feld like "suddenly") we weren't just a couple, we were a family.
100% the best thing in my life.