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by pylua 2y ago
The employees are probably very naive about the laws. The company needs their legal team to clearly explain the laws and recommend sufficient compliance actions to be taken by the employees.
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by pylua 2y ago
A civil dispute does not imply a crime has been committed. Being sued does not imply wrong doing.
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by pylua 2y ago
I would have imagine most major ceos are on constant litigation hold considering the sheer volume of lawsuits. If I am reading that correctly, the ceo got a litigation hold from internal legal nine months after the original issuance to Amaz
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel like there are a lot of churches with similar names. Is this just an older institution thing ? Before the internet, was it best to have similar names ?
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by pylua 2y ago
At some point, we will have to consider protectionism. There is a lot of downward pressure on wages with ai, offshoring, etc. If there was a drastic decline in well paying, white collar jobs the tax collected may not be enough considering o
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by pylua 2y ago
If I have an existing non compete — what does this mean for me ? Is it invalid?
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by pylua 2y ago
It’s never going to be cost effective if you can outsource to a country that has less stringent laws and regulations. The government has other levers it can pull, such as tariffs. It also looks like the Taiwan employees are reluctant to tra
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by pylua 2y ago
In my experience, U.S. citizens are not likely to sacrifice their bodies and life to an entity that can cut them off at will. That sort of dedication comes at an extremely high premium in the us. Honestly, it is just business. The companie
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by pylua 2y ago
This sort of breakdown seems to be happening across multiple industries. I mean, look at Boeing.
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by pylua 2y ago
Honest question, What does skilled in ai even mean ? Knowing how to use the frameworks and apis, or knowing the foundations of the field.
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by pylua 2y ago
I disagree. That used to be a cornerstone of the economy —- competing for labor, not just the customer.
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by pylua 2y ago
There is challenging for the wrong reasons then there is challenging for the right reasons. You will want to make sure you work on things that are challenging for the right reasons.
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by pylua 2y ago
Wasn’t this the company where the ceo urged everyone to work insane hours? These people only care about themselves.
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by pylua 2y ago
It’s challenging for people because you are often put in positions you can’t control the outcome of. All you can do is your best, and if you fail, there is little safety net to help you. At least in the U.S. major items are tied to your job
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel the same way. I seem to be in the extreme minority in my family, however. I’m surprised more people aren’t more concerned. It was overcast today where I live fortunately so it was basically a non event. I did however put on the cheap
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by pylua 2y ago
Is this to be trusted with things that have to be accurate such as a subpoena ? Besides, I feel like a data analyst should be able to know what questions to ask, not just how to translate business requests to sql.
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by pylua 2y ago
That seems like the only lever these companies have to pull to increase the stock price.
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by pylua 2y ago
Paywall, but it is clear that companies are literally starving for cheap labor. They are willing to do anything, including bringing over workers on potentially inappropriate visas ( I am not a lawyer, just what I have seen). Honestly I am s
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by pylua 2y ago
Exactly. They did learn from it -- and it is by far the best way to optimize around short term gains. Just like people who join a company, grow the company to unsustainable bounds, then leave for the next company while the previous company
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by pylua 2y ago
Probably get himself into a YouTube channel. I have noticed that with a lot of Excons and this very interesting.
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by pylua 2y ago
That is a consistent problem with the education system no matter what the topic is with few exceptions.
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by pylua 2y ago
I would expect them to rebound by building incredibly efficient ai optimized chips and embedding those into their future devices. On a macro level apple has disappointed recently. I think the apple car was my biggest disappointment.
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by pylua 2y ago
Being in contracting for software is rough. All the crap rolls down the hill to you from both the customer and internal stakeholders.
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by pylua 2y ago
Sadly, even all the firefighting skills I learned in tech are not transferable.
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by pylua 2y ago
The question is how to pivot to another job that is as personally and financially as rewarding as tech? Is a Masters degree the best bet?
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by pylua 2y ago
I was previously at a public European company that was losing money. I was just a lowly engineer when they brought in a McKinsey consultant. A lot of the changes such as layoffs and cost cutting that came after the arrival was already commo
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by pylua 2y ago
What’s more unethical than the bypassers is the so called detectors whose claims are dubious.
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by pylua 3y ago
I had the same sort of reaction, even though I felt like the article was not intending to invoke that. Looking back, when I was the age in the article I was way too insecure and nervous to be able to take this advice. Looking at it now I th
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by pylua 3y ago
Can you elaborate on this — or any evidence?
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by pylua 3y ago
Sent from my aiphone.

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