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One thing I've learned in my career: no policies apply to anyone the company views as a valuable asset.
by shuckles 3y ago
One thing I've learned in my career: no policies apply to anyone the company views as a valuable asset.
- FreshStart 3y agoThis. If you write the server code alone and chill in the lounge in the afternoon alone, the hierarchy spiders leave you alone after one public tear down..
- blitzar 3y agoOne thing I've learned in my career: eventually they will hire a new shiny management who has no idea who or what is a valuable asset and in their infinite wisdom fire all the most valuable assets.
- quickthrower2 3y agoThe person who was viewed as a most valuable asset, and got exceptions is of course still safe then!
- blackoil 3y agoAnother learning: Understand and calculate probability*impact and invest accordingly.
- shuckles 3y agoThat is not relevant to this conversation which is about retaining managers the company views as talented in light of a no promotions policy. It’s almost guaranteed Meta will give managers they think are important to retain secret comp increases (bonuses, RSUs out of band) to make up for the lack of an on-paper promotion.