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https://jet.com/about-us https://jet.com/about-us - the photos shows there is a small army for Indians in Jet too. So do the "few smart people left here" want
by titomc 10y ago
https://jet.com/about-us https://jet.com/about-us - the photos shows there is a small army for Indians in Jet too. So do the "few smart people left here" want to jump over Jet now ?
- throwaway324328 10y agoWe have close to 2,000 of them, and maybe 100-200 I would consider proficient in any type of technical role. There was a massive push to hire as many developers as possible, so recruiting extended offers to everyone that applied. Senior engineers who have no degree or have ever worked at a tech company before. I have no problem working with people who are capable of doing the work we need them to do.
- titomc 10y agoIsn't that a problem with the recruiting dept ? and not generally with the Indians ? If the recruiters are not doing a good job, why blame your coworkers ?
- donbox 10y agoSeems unlikely that America would import "no degree" Indians to work in tech
- codeonfire 10y agoYou don't understand big company politics. Number of reports determines whether a person is a manager, senior manager, or director and makes $120k, $170k, or $350k. The main metric of how good a manager is is simply butts in seat. Actually doing stuff doesn't matter.
- katbyte 10y agoThe group in that photo seems like a pretty diverse bunch to me...