lovatsofa

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by lovatsofa 2y ago
I'm sorry, that sounds both difficult and disconcerting. "It's better to hide certain skills." This perspective hadn't occurred to me, and it's likely a more pragmatic approach than my own, which is to sing my
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
Thank you gghoop
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
While it's not explicitly stated, I would like to respectfully disagree with the notion that developers who avoid webcam use in virtual meetings are being "difficult" or impairing communication by omitting visual cues. Althou
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
If you’re willing to elaborate, I’m curious about what they cited as evidence for your supposed lack of transparency?
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
I appreciate the point about directing these questions to the source, and you are likely right that I'm unlikely to find any concrete answers here. To answer your question, it feels like I did ask why the decision was being made but t
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
I see your points, and I genuinely hope you're correct—if this is merely a new policy aimed at limiting access to the code, then I can understand the broader motivations behind it. That said, given my concerns about cost and efficiency
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
Good question. No, the same restrictions do not apply to my colleagues, though they are technically part of a different "team"—emphasis on the quotes. The work we do is largely identical. Do you think the disparity in treatment,
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by lovatsofa 2y ago
{MOVED TO COMMENTS} 1. I’ve been asked to keep my camera on in most meetings. 2. Like many in the tech world, I generally prefer to keep it off. 3. I was pulled aside over concerns that my LinkedIn profile "looked suspicious." 4.
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