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Thanks for that. I'm not worried as much as I am disappointed at the state of recruiting in the valley, and the general state of being in these times. Maybe peo

Thanks for that. I'm not worried as much as I am disappointed at the state of recruiting in the valley, and the general state of being in these times. Maybe people show their worst sides in the worst of times.

brudgers 7y ago
Historical context https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-google-others-settle-anti-poaching-lawsuit-for-415-million/ https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-google-others-settle-anti-po...
- brotherasus 7y ago
  That is the one I was alluding to as well in point #3. It is pretty hard to prove that there was collusion in this case without throwing Voldemort (one-who-must-not-be-named) under the bus. But I'm fairly certain now that I don't want to continue with either of these companies. Shame though. I really liked the job and the teams.
  - brudgers 7y ago
    If you like the job and the teams, then you’re just trying to prove a point that doesn’t need proving because there’s no point there to prove and nobody to prove it to. This is the way business works from mom and pop to Fortune Fifty. People who do business together know each other and look out for their friends. It’s as simple as “hey, do you know nrotherasus?” And there’s no malintent. Just the obvious fact that there’s one of you and both companies can’t hire you at the same time. To put it another way, if the second company had not been interested at all would you be rejecting the first one?