Stealing From Self-Checkouts

With so many stores shifting from cashiers to self-checkout machines, it may be tempting to just walk out with some unpaid items. Just because there isn’t a Walmart employee around it, it would be foolish to think that you are not being watched. With the POV camera, employees can tell when a person is stealing from self-checkout. This device with the digital screen is synced to a handheld device that can signal a “Register Alerts”. The Portable Inventory Tracker allows an employee to see what any customer is viewing on their self-checkout screen. This includes what items the customer scanned, how much items cost, and what the total cost is at the register. Presumably, there’s even more information accessible through the options on the device.

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Don’t Speak Poorly About Others

Speaking poorly of others is a bad character trait. When you think about it, speaking poorly of others says more about who you are as a person, than it does about the other person. Once those negative words leave your mouth, they’re no longer yours. Be careful around those who speak about others behind their backs, because inevitably that person will do the same to you.

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The Cool Collected Person

Do you feel that negativity slowly eats at you? Some find it difficult to clear it out of our minds while a Cool Collected person can kick it out. That is probably why you’ve never seen a cool collected person actually starting a fight.  They love a positive life, and they just want to keep on living a good life.  It’s better not to fight with negative people, and better remove yourself from their presence and surround yourself with positive people.

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Job Descriptions

For job seekers, the Work Environment Description is probably just as important as the Job Description itself.

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Another Social Media App

Looks like there is a new alternative to Twitter launched by Meta. It is hoping to profit from unpopular changes and treads made to the platform under the new ownership. Even as a clone, the privacy and information Meta it takes from the user are legendary.

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Heat Warning

It doesn’t take an expert to predict another heat wave coming in the next couple of weeks. Ontario experienced a multi-day heat event last week, with the humidex reaching reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius. These are new unofficial highs in the last few days. There is no doubt that we will experience higher daily temperatures and longer heat waves under climate change.

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Rate Rise to Hit Spending

There was another hike as Canada’s big banks raised their prime lending rates to 6.95%. An increase in interest rates makes life harder as many variable mortgage holders and those renewing fixed rate loans. Investors are also predicting that more rate rises are on the way.

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Self-Limiting Beliefs

Do you feel that your self-limiting beliefs are holding you back? Usually it’s your self- doubts that places limits yourself. You can do things far greater than what you know.

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AI art takeover

With the uprising of AI Art, do you think the AI will eventually replace the artist? Would you be surprised to see AI Art that emulates your art style?

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Your Grocery List

For most shoppers, it is not uncommon to visit many stores in a single trip. In Ontario there are three main competitors, No Frills, Food Basics, and Sobeys. As shoppers we like to compare the cost of food such bread, fruit, milk, eggs and meat to get the best deal.

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