I've cancelled interviews after finding out the interview team is all Indians. Not worth wasting my time because they only hire each other. And they do some unscrupulous shyt when the majority on a team. I make sure to CYA to the utmost degree when working with them.
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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Makes sense. This AI shyt is going to take off though so I'm confirming Monday that I'm declining it.
Too much momentum with AI. I talk with SEs at NVIDIA daily and one of my directors keeps badgering me to register for their conference lol. I wait out another year or so
I'll fill you in on another reason why I'm rejecting this offer. It's because it's Snowflake and the former CEO Frank Slootman made a comment "diversity shouldn't replace merit" which had them promptly do damage control and get a DEI manager etc.
They aren't doing that anymore. The new CEO is Indian and funny enough last name is Ramaswamy
I just didn't get a good feeling about it even though they hiring manager was cool and my former white boy colleague poached me is a solid dude.
CEO retiring and dumping a ton of stock. And the company is replacing him with some Indian? Run don't walk away from this one.I'll fill you in on another reason why I'm rejecting this offer. It's because it's Snowflake and the former CEO Frank Slootman made a comment "diversity shouldn't replace merit" which had them promptly do damage control and get a DEI manager etc.
They aren't doing that anymore. The new CEO is Indian and funny enough last name is Ramaswamy
I just didn't get a good feeling about it even though they hiring manager was cool and my former white boy colleague poached me is a solid dude.
I remember getting an offer from NetApp years ago but turned it down. They've tanked since then and I'm glad I didn't waste my time. After looking more closely at the Business side and the leadership team. I think their stock is still cratering.
All these companies think AI is gonna do everything
While they get rich and the rest of us search the garbage bin for the leftover food
Nah it doesn't go like that it goes with us cutting heads of the snake
While they get rich and the rest of us search the garbage bin for the leftover food
Nah it doesn't go like that it goes with us cutting heads of the snake
They still making up stupid excuses for RTO.
fortune.com
Dell CEO says he’s ‘retiring’ hybrid work, claiming that email exchanges waste time: ‘For all the technology in the world, nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction’
Dell CEO says he's 'retiring' hybrid work, claiming that email exchanges waste time: 'For all the technology in the world, nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction'
Dell workers are being called back to the office starting March.
How y'all doing brehs?
Pretty sure I'm never going back into the office.They still making up stupid excuses for RTO.
Dell CEO says he’s ‘retiring’ hybrid work, claiming that email exchanges waste time: ‘For all the technology in the world, nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction’
Dell CEO says he's 'retiring' hybrid work, claiming that email exchanges waste time: 'For all the technology in the world, nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction'
Dell workers are being called back to the office starting March.
I would honestly do the same thing.
Got and accepted that offer I talked about a few pages back. Start in a couple weeks.
Should be a cool gig but I will plan to boomerang at a higher level in a year if it doesn’t work out like i want.
I was actually surprised, my current company tried to dive and save me but I told them no.
Should be a cool gig but I will plan to boomerang at a higher level in a year if it doesn’t work out like i want.
I was actually surprised, my current company tried to dive and save me but I told them no.
OpenAI's $100 Billion Texas Stargate Data Center Will Reportedly Employ Just 57 People With $57,600 Annual Salaries
OpenAI is making big moves with its $100 billion Stargate project. Still, despite its massive price tag, the first data center planned for Abilene, Texas, is raising eyebrows about how few people it will employ once it's up and running. According to Bloomberg, the sprawling 875-acre facility –...
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This is probably going to be the most important comment in this whole thread going forward. A lot of jobs are being made redundant right now because of internal AI tooling. A lot of these layoffs are basically "the tech can do the work now, we just need a human babysitter for verification and liability", so they start downsizing departments and teams. This will continue to be accelerated as other companies pick up on this as they'll be forced to incorporate their own AI tooling to compete.
One of the upsides to this is you're going to see a lot of smaller companies challenge the larger ones at a fraction of the size and it's mostly gonna be engineering and marketing/sales people because all the other roles will for the most part be mostly automated or you'll only need 2 accountants to do the job of an entire accounting department of your larger competitor because they're too large and too slow to retool.
Till then we'll continue this slow bleed mostly focused on non-engineering tech people. I'll put it this way. The jobs that require the least of amount of critical thinking will be at the front of the firing squad. Make of this what you will.
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Tbh.
I think we're consistently over estimating the abilities of AI
and the fantastical posts always run counter to reality.
I think there will be a change and a shake up, then the "all jobs
replaced by AI" talk will subside and be seen as silly near the
end of this decade.
I think we're consistently over estimating the abilities of AI
and the fantastical posts always run counter to reality.
I think there will be a change and a shake up, then the "all jobs
replaced by AI" talk will subside and be seen as silly near the
end of this decade.
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I build data centers. They are pretty much designed and built to run themselves. Great money for us though.OpenAI's $100 Billion Texas Stargate Data Center Will Reportedly Employ Just 57 People With $57,600 Annual Salaries
OpenAI is making big moves with its $100 billion Stargate project. Still, despite its massive price tag, the first data center planned for Abilene, Texas, is raising eyebrows about how few people it will employ once it's up and running. According to Bloomberg, the sprawling 875-acre facility –...
