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> demean themselves to this level I guess we have different definitions of what's actually demeaning.
by curiousgal 4y ago
> demean themselves to this level
I guess we have different definitions of what's actually demeaning.
- ncallaway 4y agoIf you think Elon's behavior towards Twitter employees since the takeover isn't abusive and demeaning then we absolutely have different definitions of the word!
- hamburglar 4y agoAs a 30 year software veteran, I'd find it pretty demeaning to be called into a lineup where my CEO was going to judge me based on a verbal quiz about my past 6 months of code and 10 screenshots, and likely fire people based on that assessment.
- bb88 4y agoI'm in that range too. Not too many years ago, I was a fan of Elon. If I were a 5 year software veteran I might be a little different, particularly if I didn't personally know any VC's in the valley. It would literally be the opportunity of a lifetime. Unfortunately, I think this era of the "Big Ego" (Trump, etc) has been very detrimental to leaders, much in the way the Jobs biography was to leaders about a decade ago.
- guax 4y agoYour code must be very "salient" then.
- reader_mode 4y agoIf I'm basically expected to prove my value to a loudmouth that walked in a few weeks ago in a place I've worked in for >year because he can't figure out how to evaluate people - I'd rather do that in an interview for another company - sounds healthier.