Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
You got thisGot a Team Zoom interview this week, and if I’m lucky in person final round.
Pray for me brehs if I get this it’s potentially 20k more base.
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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Got a Team Zoom interview this week, and if I’m lucky in person final round.
Pray for me brehs if I get this it’s potentially 20k more base.
Nah, brehs ain't gotta pray when your W is inevitable.
You probably worked hard as shyt to get here. All that's left is for you finish off taking what you earned, breh. You got this.
I call. Probably 50% of Amazon staff is H1B indians. Them mofos aint gonna do shyt and will be just happy not to be part of the layoff round
Nah its happening....the slack channel for this is booming. They got a gang of people ready to do this dumb shyt.
The problem is, most of them fools gonna get laid off instantly. They think this is a one day demonstration
They severely over estimate their importance.
So three HR reps from the company I’m interviewing with connected with me each within 5 mins of the other.
Is that a good thing brehs?
Was it for the same thing?
My experience has been that HR at a lot of companies is far less organized than we'd all assume.
Batsute
The Lion Choker
Yea after the phone interview they bushed the other two roles I applied to and then the recruiter, interview coordinator, & hr success all hit me up.
Yeah, maybe it was a good thing, then. Might've been trying to get ahead of you seeing that the other two roles were gone, and make sure you knew you were still being considered, and all reached out without telling their counterparts.
The number of available US jobs surged in April, complicating the Fed’s strategy | CNN Business
The number of available jobs in the United States unexpectedly rose in April, bucking economists’ predictions after a three-month stretch of declines.
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Private payrolls rose by 278,000 in May, well ahead of expectations, ADP says
The U.S. labor market posted another month of surprising strength in May as companies added jobs at a pace well above expectations.
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Tech layoffs have soared to the highest level in more than two decades
You can blame inflation, high interest rates, and fears of recession.
Tech layoffs are the highest they’ve been since the dotcom bubble burst 22 years ago while media job cuts are even worse
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Superstar
Random, but this guy looks nothing like I thought he would 
It's actually very interesting that he mentions he loves doing algorithms more than the actual job itself. I can't even blame him though, the job can be a total pain.
It is kind of ironic though how dude has helped so many people get jobs by passing coding interviews while he wants out of big tech.
Additionally he thinks hiring is about to pick back up soon over the next 6-12 months and says it already has started to so keep those skills sharp and keep your heads up.
It's actually very interesting that he mentions he loves doing algorithms more than the actual job itself. I can't even blame him though, the job can be a total pain.
It is kind of ironic though how dude has helped so many people get jobs by passing coding interviews while he wants out of big tech.
Additionally he thinks hiring is about to pick back up soon over the next 6-12 months and says it already has started to so keep those skills sharp and keep your heads up.
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Random, but this guy looks nothing like I thought he would
It's actually very interesting that he mentions he loves doing algorithms more than the actual job itself. I can't even blame him though, the job can be a total pain.
It is kind of ironic though how dude has helped so many people get jobs by passing coding interviews while he wants out of big tech.
Additionally he thinks hiring is about to pick back up soon over the next 6-12 months and says it already has started to so keep those skills sharp and keep your heads up.
It was always the plan. The headcount wasn’t the issue. The salaries, benefits, and amenities were. A lot of folks will be hired back or by different companies at much lower salaries than they had.
I won’t cry for them. $300k to $120k
They can do an early retirement.
My company has not had any layoffs but this morning I had a meeting re: GitHub Copilot. A few teams have been guinea pigs for the implementation of Copilot the last few months. Productivity results - problems that on average took 5 days to fix now take on average 13 minutes with these pilot teams. My team will be testing AWS Codewhisper the next four months. It's going to take time for companies to fully implement AI tech into their workflows, I expect another wave of cuts in 2024/2025.
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really its these Junior roles who are in trouble imo
It was always the plan. The headcount wasn’t the issue. The salaries, benefits, and amenities were. A lot of folks will be hired back or by different companies at much lower salaries than they had.
I won’t cry for them. $300k to $120k
They can do an early retirement.
Are the cuts that extreme? Damn
