Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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How does she look? And do you think she gonna get the bag or what?I’m actually happy Okta took this bytch that was trying to get me fired off our hands
She left for “greener pastures” and ended up getting laid off with the rest, fk her
Case CGC24614584 Hiu Ho Vs. Okta, Inc., A Delaware Corporation Et Al - Trellis: Legal Intelligence + Judicial Analytics
On May 13, 2024, Ho, Hiu filed a case represented by Ilg, Esq., Stephen Noel against Does 1 Through 100, Inclusive et al. in the jurisdiction of San Francisco County, CA. This case was filed in San Francisco County Superior Courts, with Anne-Christine Massullo presiding.
trellis.law
Like she got hit in the face with a pit bulls ball sackHow does she look? And do you think she gonna get the bag or what?
Case CGC24614584 Hiu Ho Vs. Okta, Inc., A Delaware Corporation Et Al - Trellis: Legal Intelligence + Judicial Analytics
On May 13, 2024, Ho, Hiu filed a case represented by Ilg, Esq., Stephen Noel against Does 1 Through 100, Inclusive et al. in the jurisdiction of San Francisco County, CA. This case was filed in San Francisco County Superior Courts, with Anne-Christine Massullo presiding.
She might get paid though
Microsoft is laying off hundreds in its Azure cloud business, sources say
Microsoft is laying off hundreds in its Azure cloud business, sources say
Microsoft laid off hundreds of employees from its Azure cloud-computing business, sources told Business Insider.
www.businessinsider.com
cyndaquil
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Why does AI have to be the boogeyman when it's a tool?
Can we not just learn to use the tool?
Can we not just learn to use the tool?
Theory and practice two different things.
The problem is more so greed.
I doubt the people being let go, is due to a lack of learning to utilize and implement AI vs stakeholders pushing for higher returns by cutting labor.
AI isn’t perfect, and tbh generative ai does little to nothing for me vs stack overflow.
The models being trained, are really just creating shyttier models, rather than improving.
Greed will be the ultimate undoing/ human job security for us.
We actually should all be hoping for some big ai fukk ups. Which I believe will happen eventually.
It's moreso about reducing or level setting salaries for these companies. They'll refill these jobs with people who make way less money in a few years.
And companies would rather poach employees than train them for a new role. They figure why not let someone else make that investment.
PAWGemployment has officially reached the tech thread
Crazy thing is, I’ve taken two vacations this year so far.
One was for two weeks overseas.
And another was for was a month of quiet vacationing.
I’m not saying what they did was wrong, however posting it to social media isn’t the real flex they think it is.
I’ve come to realize the less people know about how you move the better.
Big mistake I told my team was that I was going overseas two weeks for a vacation because they’ve been low key salty. Even though they have mad pto and make as much as me, if not more.
Americans are “shamed” for taking leisure time and not always working 24/7.
Meanwhile:
This brings me back to my original point. I have no problem with how these women were working but more so broadcasting it. The less people know about your out of work life the better. Look as boring as possible.
cyndaquil
Lv 100 Bold natured
We really just playing a waiting game for these pieces to fall then eh? I've been up on the game they playing with the economy and interest rates but shareholders using AI as a scapegoat now to lower payroll to compensate is pretty crazy
Just working in “tech”
You can see ai isn’t a 1=1 replacement and accountability wise for humans.
Sure task can be automated, but there’s a lot of gray areas.
The hardest thing to replace will be people with soft skills. Bureaucracy is what holds up a lot ish in tech. So being able to communicate, making your presence known is key.
If you know you know.
@16:20 "Beyond selling Data to advertisers, No real business value had been discovered"
this is why I don't like this comparison. AI /L arge Language Models have shown immense business value the day chatgpt dropped. in fact large language models or multi modal models can eventually help do what "big data" promised to do if it's not currently doing so now in some respects.
