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Margins for hardware tend to be thinner than software which typically means less salary, not as nice offices, and more bean counters. I imagine there are exce
by __turbobrew__ 6y ago
Margins for hardware tend to be thinner than software which typically means less salary, not as nice offices, and more bean counters.
I imagine there are exceptions to this rule (Nvidia).
- narag 6y agoI didn't care about offices, they were nice in the other place that I worked years later. It's the lack of software engineering culture. They followed the "flag oriented programming" paradigm. The company tanked a few months after I left anyway, so no bad feelings. Edit: I meant the other hardware company. The we-dont-honor-contracts one I guess it's still there making the world a nicer place.