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> We build base stations in the harshest environments, like the Arctic Circle, the Sahara, rainforests in South America, and even on Mount Everest. In the wake
by rqs 8y ago
> We build base stations in the harshest environments, like the Arctic Circle, the Sahara, rainforests in South America, and even on Mount Everest. In the wake of disasters like the tsunami in Indonesia, the nuclear disaster in Japan, and the massive earthquake in Chile, our employees were some of the first on the ground, working tirelessly to restore communications networks and support disaster relief.
Then, after your employees have done all that hard work, you just fire them and call them "mediocre"[0].
Hehe, this is the very reason of why I as a Chinese IT worker, refuse to pay my own money for any of their product.
[0] https://bgr.com/2019/01/21/huawei-layoffs-ceo-mediocre-employees/ https://bgr.com/2019/01/21/huawei-layoffs-ceo-mediocre-emplo...
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- pertymcpert 8y agoWhy is that being a "baby"? Shouldn't you expect high standards of behavior?
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