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'No Achievements'? even just on her Wikipedia she has a great run in her career. Also the population seems to like her.
by hhh 2mo ago
'No Achievements'? even just on her Wikipedia she has a great run in her career. Also the population seems to like her.
- 650 2mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asha_Sharma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asha_Sharma Bachelor of Science in Management from University of Minnesota Marketing role at Microsoft 2011-2013 out of college, standard average college grad role. --- There are thousands of more intelligent, harder working, better credentialed, better achieving college grads alone at this point. --- COO of Porch ~2013-2017 - how does one go from a standard marketing role to COO, ok whatever maybe its a smol startup "After departing Porch, she joined Facebook as VP Product & Engineering for their Messenger and Instagram Direct products." lmfao - more credence to the fact that most "Product" roles are leeches. VP Product and Engineering at Meta is absolutely crazy at this point in anyones career. Management Degree -> Marketing Role -> COO of startup (lolwut) -> VP Product/Eng at Meta (cough nepotism? cough) --- COO of Instacart in 2021 LMAO President of Core AI at Microsoft in February 2024 LMAO insert "i have no technical ability whatsoever"
- galkk 2mo agoReading on tea leaves has more credibility and substance than your “analysis”.
- 650 2mo agoPlease provide a rebuttal. 4 years from a marketing role they were in out of college at Microsoft to VP Product and Engineering at Meta?
- galkk 2mo agoNo. You made claims, it’s your job to provide evidence. And you already contradict yourself - per your message she was 2 years at ms, and then 4 years at startup. Honestly, I hate defending multimillionaire and get that to climb that fast at those companies anybody needs to be, most likely, ruthless corporate warrior. But you just throw claims and sound like a baseless hater.
- garganzol 2mo agoWhile she has some experience, she well may be a total outsider for the assigned role. This is often the case in Satya's Microsoft. Spontaneous program managers from that special village somewhere in the world (nepotism) who have near zero prior participation in the industry (incompetency).