If the task is completely fouling things up, yes, most of them can achieve that.

It's something that I'm known for in the industry, so I have a few ideas 😁

You have to pick a tech stack which works for SaaS; a well thought out CI/CD pipeline, simplified servers/containers, robust monitoring, system/deployment tools, trust centre and a compliance management platform.

All the budget was spent on the soundtrack 🤣

Ouch! I hope that it goes well for you.

Yes, this really isn't worth marking as high risk, but this article shows a fundamental misunderstanding of how radio works; transmission ranges vary with antenna, amplifier and filter design.

What is only a 1m range with average equipment can be considerably expanded with good quality equipment.

economy revives, by supporting staff, building loyalty in the community and reducing security costs.

Plus, it's simply the right thing to do.

create low cost, filling meals for staff and the wider community. Or, if you don't have those available to you, consider spending a little on supplying food to staff, the community or funding a community kitchen.

Yes, times are hard, but supporting your community usually pays dividends when the

If you're in the food industry, making excess or short life products available to staff is always an option. You may also like to make them available to church and community groups so they can help those most in need (this is common in the UK).

If not, consider using your canteen facilities to

I would share some suggestions for looking after employees. Yes, your employees are unlikely to need federal support, but they may have family who do. Making sure that you help them to help their families is important not only to keeping your organisation secure, but it's also the right thing to do.

You've just made a whole lot of Brits laugh if nothing else! 🤣🤣

I would explain but it's NSFW!

Especially if you know the Dutch for whipped cream! 😬

And my mind went straight for the rude option! 🤣🤣

Waffles is certainly a sizeable boy! 🤣🤣