Do it breh, you have no wife or kids if I'm not mistaken there is a big world out there.
Me moving to Uganda was the best thing I ever did although I gotta come back
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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Do it breh, you have no wife or kids if I'm not mistaken there is a big world out there.
Me moving to Uganda was the best thing I ever did although I gotta come back
Interview Coder - AI Assistant for Technical Interviews
Might fukk around and try this out
The work life balance of my current role is great. I could be making 20 - 30k more in another role and actually turned down a role that was on par with that. I feel slightly underpaid in my role but it's really sales engineering org overall.
With that said I'm taking a risk in staying in the AI space and soaking it all up. I also like who I work with which is super valuable. Hopefully if this pays off I won't even miss the money I left on the table.
My plan is to stay in this role for another year and if I don't get a promotion I'll change companies. Actually had this semi transparent conversation with my boss after my merit increase
With that said I'm taking a risk in staying in the AI space and soaking it all up. I also like who I work with which is super valuable. Hopefully if this pays off I won't even miss the money I left on the table.
My plan is to stay in this role for another year and if I don't get a promotion I'll change companies. Actually had this semi transparent conversation with my boss after my merit increase
Lord_nikon
Veteran
wrong thread lol
IIVI
Superstar
I know a lot of people talk about A.I, but it’s actually these new college grads that are going to be insane.
Applied as “White” so less chance of discrimination:
If people like this are not making it into these schools then those who do graduate from them are really on some other shyt. I posted about it before, but these kids are basically going through academic camps and competitions like an NBA player did when they were in High School.
All for most of these people to go on and write CRUD web apps for a company, which is funny.
I mentioned in the other thread about air traffic control: engineers who graduate from these schools get their talent wasted in the real world. Got these 4.0 M.I.T kids graduating all to be out here writing ReactJS for entry-level roles. Seems like a waste (not meant to be a diss to fellow FE). I always think “regular” folks should be taking these jobs, but of course nobody in higher positions wants Caltech and M.I.T grads going for their spots.
Applied as “White” so less chance of discrimination:
If people like this are not making it into these schools then those who do graduate from them are really on some other shyt. I posted about it before, but these kids are basically going through academic camps and competitions like an NBA player did when they were in High School.
All for most of these people to go on and write CRUD web apps for a company, which is funny.
I mentioned in the other thread about air traffic control: engineers who graduate from these schools get their talent wasted in the real world. Got these 4.0 M.I.T kids graduating all to be out here writing ReactJS for entry-level roles. Seems like a waste (not meant to be a diss to fellow FE). I always think “regular” folks should be taking these jobs, but of course nobody in higher positions wants Caltech and M.I.T grads going for their spots.
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What do they expect would happen with all these stupid fukkin challenges?
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That's why he asked job applicants not to use generative AI in the first technical coding part of their interviews — with the promise that they'd be able to show off their combined engineering and AI skills in a later section. "They still cheated," he tells me.
Hiring for tech jobs is broken
Cheating on technical interviews is soaring. Managers don't know what to doCheating on tech interviews is soaring. Managers don't know what to do.
A 'perfect storm' has made coding interviews a cheater's paradise
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That's why he asked job applicants not to use generative AI in the first technical coding part of their interviews — with the promise that they'd be able to show off their combined engineering and AI skills in a later section. "They still cheated," he tells me.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
I got the interviewman, interviewing with a large tech company I been wanting to work for for years, it went really well and the hiring manager wants to move me forward, but he got a promotion and the role has been up leveled to a people manager role, I don’t think they’ll continue to consider me, these big companies have much higher thresholds for group/director level roles
Now I gotta put the mouthpiece to work and hope I can impress her as well
A millennial making $368,000 secretly working 3 remote jobs says he has no loyalty to his employers: 'They can let you go at any point'
A millennial making $368,000 secretly working 3 remote jobs says he has no loyalty to his employers: 'They can let you go at any point'
A millennial secretly working three remote jobs says he doesn't feel guilty about job juggling. He's on track to earn about $368,000 this year.
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I’m of the opinion that the heavy-handed Indian middle manager is as much of a threat to our jobs as AI. I know an MD at my company is working directly with a VP to transfer US dev jobs to India. 
They’ve already got two off my team this year under the guise of “permanent position elimination” only to have two consultants in New Delhi fill those roles the last few weeks. A lot of tension at my company over this issue right now. I know a few HR complaints have been submitted and apparently one has some proof of collusion behind it. I know this bytch in the tweet is goofy but there is some truth to what she’s saying.
They’ve already got two off my team this year under the guise of “permanent position elimination” only to have two consultants in New Delhi fill those roles the last few weeks. A lot of tension at my company over this issue right now. I know a few HR complaints have been submitted and apparently one has some proof of collusion behind it. I know this bytch in the tweet is goofy but there is some truth to what she’s saying. 'Big Tech, your time to pay for your crimes is here'
'Big Tech, your time to pay for your crimes is here' * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta
Analyst confirms corporate scheme to overlook Americans so that foreigners can be hired
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Analyst confirms corporate scheme to overlook Americans so that foreigners can be hired
