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Oh thanks for this comment. A little over a year ago I started working for a Seattle based company (remotely), and this is done constantly. I had never heard it
by nend 5y ago
Oh thanks for this comment. A little over a year ago I started working for a Seattle based company (remotely), and this is done constantly. I had never heard it before and couldn't figure out if it was a really common thing that I missed somehow or what.
The company does have a lot of ex-amazons as well.
It's funny to see how these new phrases/keywords are born. I've been in the software industry for ~15 years now (longer than some, shorter than others), I always get amused when I see new phrases gaining traction and spreading. It's like a verbal pandemic, from a certain point of view.
- filoleg 5y ago> a lot of ex-amazons Not gonna lie, seeing “ex-amazons” instead of “ex-amazonians” definitely gave me a light chuckle and a mental image of incredibly tall giant women who somehow decided to quit being amazons and ended up becoming of a rather average height.