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by npacenop 3y ago
This, and very much this. At the end of course the decision will be based on business and market analysis, as even the cloud native foundation abides more or less to the same rules as everyone else does... Introducing LTS for kubernetes how
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Ask HN: How do layoffs in the US work?
6 points by npacenop 4y ago|26 comments
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by npacenop 4y ago
Agreed! It is of course not always the employee's fault for not "liking" meetings. Pretty often meetings are not well prepared (by the one who called for the meeting in the first place), not well moderated (if any kind of mod
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by npacenop 4y ago
Not quite... my argument is that a lot of meetings are necessary to keep an organization ticking - decision making is just a part of it. If for anyone that feels like corporate bs (which is a perfectly valid standpoint!!!), well... these pe
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by npacenop 4y ago
thanks for noticing, fixed!
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by npacenop 4y ago
I don't want to sound like the bad guy here who defends corporate, but I kind of feel like OP and a lot of comments are missing the point. Which is: large business organizations are complex social structures. You can't have a comp
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by npacenop 5y ago
and this is how fake news is born.... These are the reddit thread ids which have "similar namess". The users behind them have different names and have been active on the network for up to 6 years.
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by npacenop 9y ago
iC Consult | Germany (Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Essen...) | Onsite, Remote | Full-Time We are a still rapidly growing security consultancy (about 200 persons in total), specialising in identity and access management solutions and integr
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by npacenop 10y ago
iC Consult | Munich | Onsite, Remote | Full-Time We are a security consultancy, specialising in identity and access management solutions and integrations. If you've got some security background, know your way around a linux box, have s