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I've worked with Surojit; he was an absolute superstar. He rose through the ranks on the basis of mountains of backbreaking and incredibly impactful work.
by ninala 4y ago
I've worked with Surojit; he was an absolute superstar. He rose through the ranks on the basis of mountains of backbreaking and incredibly impactful work.
- mindentropy 4y ago>basis of mountains of backbreaking and incredibly impactful work. This is the kind of BS MBAs say to each other.
- snapcaster 4y agoLike what?
- 1024core 4y agoHe also had a terrible reputation of being an arrogant prick. People hated working for him (or so I've been told). I've heard he made grown people cry.
- ninala 4y agoNone of that is true, so far as I know. I remember him as kind and considerate. That doesn't mean he wasn't demanding, but he was quite fair, and sensitive to the impact of his words and actions.
- throwawaybutwhy 4y ago> on the basis of mountains of backbreaking and incredibly impactful work I can spot (maybe unintentional) ambiguity from a mile away. Whose backs were broken, and who did the work.
- sanjayio 4y agoCan you spot a metaphor?
- berniedurfee 4y agoApparently he did the equivalent work of 500 engineers. Impressive!