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I'd start applying elsewhere from now then if I worked for them. fukk that. :stopitslime::camby: This is why it's always important to keep your skill set up to date and have options.

I guess these companies don't really give a shyt about "climate change" like they pretend either. Sounds more like control issues if anything. FOH.

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Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media

Google and Amazon shun remote working and tell staff to get back in the office

Google has told staff they must get formal permission to work remotely for more than 14 days a year after the pandemic ends if they want to work internationally, in a sign that major employers are losing faith in the policy.

The internet titan has asked US workers to consider voluntarily returning to the office within weeks. Its 4,400 staff in London will be expected to do the same depending on how Government restrictions are lifted and other cities will follow depending on local laws.

Google now wants its 200,000 global employees back at their desks for an initial minimum of three days a week by September 1, meaning some employees would have been working from home for almost 18 months. In future they will have to apply if they want to work remotely for more than 14 days a year. This would apply to employees who have relocated to different countries or states in the US.

The company was one of the first firms to send staff home when the crisis hit last year, part of a wave of tech companies that were quick to abandon offices.

In an email to workers, head of people operations Fiona Cicconi said that “the thought of returning to the office might inspire different emotions” and that workspaces "won't look exactly the way you remember them" but meals and snacks will be provided where possible".

Staff's dogs - which the company insists on calling “Dooglers” - will also be welcomed back.

The move comes after Google's finance chief Ruth Porat said in November that the company had no plans to open the offices sooner than June because “working from home is working”. She added: "There is a productivity lift from not needing to come into the office".

Google is advising employees to get vaccinated, but said this will not be mandatory.

It comes amid growing debate in big business about whether the traditional office is still needed after millions of people worked from their spare rooms and studies without major disruption.

Earlier this week PwC told staff they will be free to split their time between work and home in future, and major banks such as Lloyds and HSBC have slashed office space in anticipation of long-term changes.

On the other side of the argument, Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon earlier this year dismissed home working as an "aberration" and said he wants staff back in.

Amazon, another of the world’s largest employers, told its white collar workers this week that they will be back at their desks after the summer, having said they can work from home until July.

A memo shared with workers said: “Our plan is to return to an office-centric culture as our baseline. We believe it enables us to invent, collaborate, and learn together most effectively.”

Other technology companies such as Facebook and Twitter said earlier in the pandemic that employees can work from home indefinitely, and that they did not expect more than half of the workforce to come into an office everyday.

Rental prices in San Francisco - home to many large technology companies which have championed remote working - plummeted roughly 24pc last year. A flurry of younger workers left the city for cheaper, or more exotic places from where they could use a laptop to work.


See this is that bullshyt I'm talkin bout,

These upper management and VP types have this complex where they need to obsessively nut-hug and micromanage everyone to the point of killing morale, Mainly to justify why there position still exists and to protect their own ego. MFers cant stand not to be fukking with people and funking up the flow of the work environment with their overbearing personalities and unnecessary babysitting.

But to make it more personal, they want people to potentially risk their lives by working in crowded spaces. MF is dying out here because of this shyt. My cousin and all her kids caught it, My pops caught it. Co-workers have died and my wife has lost 8 of her co-workers because of COVID RECENTLY.
This shyt aint over yet. and these reckless, tone-deaf ass companies are willing to bury their heads in the sand and sacrifice their employees for the sake of tradition and and the opinion of some washed up, out of touch executive?

MFers better smarten up and value themselves and not just go along with shyt just because. shyt is just as real as it was last year. Take this shyt serious.

fukk all those FAANG companies off rip anyway. They have the worst work cultures regardless.

Nikkas just mad they're well designed trendy, minimalist designed interiors and fooseball tables are collecting dust. fukk al of them.
 

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See this is that bullshyt I'm talkin bout,

These upper management and VP types have this complex where they need to obsessively nut-hug and micromanage everyone to the point of killing morale, Mainly to justify why there position still exists and to protect their own ego. MFers cant stand not to be fukking with people and funking up the flow of the work environment with their overbearing personalities and unnecessary babysitting.


But to make it more personal, they want people to potentially risk their lives by working in crowded spaces. MF is dying out here because of this shyt. My cousin and all her kids caught it, My pops caught it. Co-workers have died and my wife has lost 8 of her co-workers because of COVID RECENTLY.
This shyt aint over yet. and these reckless, tone-deaf ass companies are willing to bury their heads in the sand and sacrifice their employees for the sake of tradition and and the opinion of some washed up, out of touch executive?

MFers better smarten up and value themselves and not just go along with shyt just because. shyt is just as real as it was last year. Take this shyt serious.

fukk all those FAANG companies off rip anyway. They have the worst work cultures regardless.

Nikkas just mad they're well designed trendy, minimalist designed interiors and fooseball tables are collecting dust. fukk al of them.

It's immoral these people are in a rush to get employees back this year when some wouldn't even have had their first or second dose of the vaccine yet. I don't care how much hand sanitiser and screens they have between desks, shyt is still unsafe and they know it. If this doesn't ring suspect, I don't know what does.

And yeah, they just don't like the idea of not being able to look over their employee's shoulders and bully and micromanage. There's way more benefits of working from home on both sides than there is going into the office everyday. Not to mention WFH is better for the environment in general.

You're right about these FAANG companies. Amazon especially is known for being a hell hole.
 

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What are you trying to learn? There’s probably cheaper options out there.
Quickest shyt to make a career change at my pace. Definitely not programming lol. I need to leave these lame plant jobs and upgrade my life to find a black queen who’s not a smut.
 

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anyone here ever work for Bloomberg in nyc? One of their recruiters hit me up on linkedin i just wanna know what that bag like over there :mjlit:

And does anyone here actually like Ansible? I swear this shyt is one of the most annoying tools out there. If you upgrade your version it can potentially break everything you made work from the previous :russ:
 

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anyone here ever work for Bloomberg in nyc? One of their recruiters hit me up on linkedin i just wanna know what that bag like over there :mjlit:

And does anyone here actually like Ansible? I swear this shyt is one of the most annoying tools out there. If you upgrade your version it can potentially break everything you made work from the previous :russ:

Ansible is cool for basic stuff like grabbing show command outputs and creating reports or template generation

I wouldn't use it for configs because of how often they change shyt and that could break your environment really quick.

I'd use Nornir with NAPALM for any config management.
 

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Ansible is cool for basic stuff like grabbing show command outputs and creating reports or template generation

I wouldn't use it for configs because of how often they change shyt and that could break your environment really quick.

I'd use Nornir with NAPALM for any config management.

We use it for updating security groups in certain aws accounts. Its simple enough but I prefer it to be in Terraform (mainly because we already use that to create infra there). I just have to take the time to conver it other at some point.

But Nornir and NAPALM I keep hearing the names havent looked into either. But would that be the way to go for switchs?
 

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We use it for updating security groups in certain aws accounts. Its simple enough but I prefer it to be in Terraform (mainly because we already use that to create infra there). I just have to take the time to conver it other at some point.

But Nornir and NAPALM I keep hearing the names havent looked into either. But would that be the way to go for switchs?

Yea it will work for switches too. NAPALM allows you to do config replace/merge even on older devices. It also allows you to pull structured data using their getters.

Supported Devices — NAPALM 3 documentation
 

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Update:

Just found out the the other new hire I was suppose to fly out to training with got let go as well.

went and looked at the flight information and sure enough His seat is vacant now.

They seem to enjoy hiring and firing people in less than 10 days

fukk kinda time these MF on?


EDIT:

Caught up with brehito on LinkedIN to ask him what happened even though I already knew he had been let go.

Nikka started cappin like he still with the company and was bout to fly back home from training
even though the company canceled his flights on the same day as mine:mjlol: like bruh I can see the flight info, you aint gotta lie to kick it. They bushed your ass too:lolbron:

Sothe obvious dishonesty made me look at his prfile and sure enough....inconsistency abound

1st brehito has the company that just hired and bushed him within the middle of March, but he has the start date listed as January:russ:. Obviously masking a job gap

Claims to be an army vet in his headlines. No actual proof of it in his profile

Brehito claims to have 10 years of experience in IT ...But all his postions are like LVL 1 tech support job duties and shyt. But lists his role with the company that just bushed him as " Lvl 2 Sr. Engineer":russ::mjlol::snoop:

All I could do was reply "LOL bruh, good luck" and he replied "Que?" .....:bryan:

I'm too done.
 

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Had the final interview for an IT Support role today and spoke to the recruiter after. He's trying to get me the salary I asked for. Offer should be coming in soon.

But I got an interview request for an IT Systems Engineer position that looks sooooo much better. Just automating stuff and not having to deal with support tickets, password resets, or employee onboarding? Sign me the fukk up.
 

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Had the final interview for an IT Support role today and spoke to the recruiter after. He's trying to get me the salary I asked for. Offer should be coming in soon.

But I got an interview request for an IT Systems Engineer position that looks sooooo much better. Just automating stuff and not having to deal with support tickets, password resets, or employee onboarding? Sign me the fukk up.


Sounds like the wave

Good luck my G, hope you get that shyt

I'm waiting on feedback for a lil situation myself. I had the exp, certs, etc that they're looking for
but I havent heard anything since last Friday. I'm trying to be patient but you know...
Might have to reach out if I dont at least get an email by 1pm tomorrow, the fukk is up?:demonic:
 

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I'd start applying elsewhere from now then if I worked for them. fukk that. :stopitslime::camby: This is why it's always important to keep your skill set up to date and have options.

I guess these companies don't really give a shyt about "climate change" like they pretend either. Sounds more like control issues if anything. FOH.

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Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media

Google and Amazon shun remote working and tell staff to get back in the office

Google has told staff they must get formal permission to work remotely for more than 14 days a year after the pandemic ends if they want to work internationally, in a sign that major employers are losing faith in the policy.

The internet titan has asked US workers to consider voluntarily returning to the office within weeks. Its 4,400 staff in London will be expected to do the same depending on how Government restrictions are lifted and other cities will follow depending on local laws.

Google now wants its 200,000 global employees back at their desks for an initial minimum of three days a week by September 1, meaning some employees would have been working from home for almost 18 months. In future they will have to apply if they want to work remotely for more than 14 days a year. This would apply to employees who have relocated to different countries or states in the US.

The company was one of the first firms to send staff home when the crisis hit last year, part of a wave of tech companies that were quick to abandon offices.

In an email to workers, head of people operations Fiona Cicconi said that “the thought of returning to the office might inspire different emotions” and that workspaces "won't look exactly the way you remember them" but meals and snacks will be provided where possible".

Staff's dogs - which the company insists on calling “Dooglers” - will also be welcomed back.

The move comes after Google's finance chief Ruth Porat said in November that the company had no plans to open the offices sooner than June because “working from home is working”. She added: "There is a productivity lift from not needing to come into the office".

Google is advising employees to get vaccinated, but said this will not be mandatory.

It comes amid growing debate in big business about whether the traditional office is still needed after millions of people worked from their spare rooms and studies without major disruption.

Earlier this week PwC told staff they will be free to split their time between work and home in future, and major banks such as Lloyds and HSBC have slashed office space in anticipation of long-term changes.

On the other side of the argument, Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon earlier this year dismissed home working as an "aberration" and said he wants staff back in.

Amazon, another of the world’s largest employers, told its white collar workers this week that they will be back at their desks after the summer, having said they can work from home until July.

A memo shared with workers said: “Our plan is to return to an office-centric culture as our baseline. We believe it enables us to invent, collaborate, and learn together most effectively.”

Other technology companies such as Facebook and Twitter said earlier in the pandemic that employees can work from home indefinitely, and that they did not expect more than half of the workforce to come into an office everyday.

Rental prices in San Francisco - home to many large technology companies which have championed remote working - plummeted roughly 24pc last year. A flurry of younger workers left the city for cheaper, or more exotic places from where they could use a laptop to work.

Such horseshyt, but these companies invest a fukkton on these campuses because they want people staying there and working as much as possible.

They're nice but ain't non of that beating working from the crib for me.
 

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been looking into it for the past month or so and im having a hard time finding any real negatives tbh

im going to apply for the b.sc in information technology program this week :manny:
2 of my boys actually did their masters at WGU..everything seems on the up and up breh
 
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