A fatal error job-seekers make is "to delay taking the first step until they have settled on a destination".
The would-be POTUS must be held to a much higher standard than most of us, one that is in line with the zero-margin-for-error job at stake.
The SMSD was able to compute all the jobs (except one which ran for more than an hour) while the native CDK-MCS failed to finish 24 jobs (~0.4%), mostly due to time-out or errors (jobs which ran more than 12 hours were automatically terminated by the machine).
A technical glitch allowed online visa applicants to see their fellow applicants' details; a similar error allowed job-seeking junior doctors to read their rivals' applications as well as their own.
His pitch to Sculley to persuade him to leave Pepsi was: "John, do you really want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water?" In the short term, appointing Sculley looked like the defining, catastrophic error of Jobs's life.
Turning type and effect deduction systems into an algorithm is a tedious and error-prone job, and usually results in an implementation that leaves no room to modify the solving strategy, without actually changing it.
Nonetheless, fixing a computer program for re-implementation is often a tedious, uninteresting and error-prone job requiring extensive rewriting and debugging of someone else's code.
Condor handles various types of error – if jobs are evicted from the machine they are running on, they will automatically be re-queued and executed on an available machine.
This article was amended on 19 September to correct an error, changing Willie Walters' job title from course leader to programme director of fashion at Central St Martin's.
Sam Baldasano knows there's zero margin for error in his job as an air traffic controller.
In addition, the number of jobs added is frequently revised, often by large margin; the BLS reserves a margin of error of 100,000 jobs.
