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Just part of the normal turn over when you have more than 32,000 employees.
by pagekalisedown 15y ago
Just part of the normal turn over when you have more than 32,000 employees.
- potatolicious 15y agoDoubtful. I've been in the same spot myself and eventually also left that employer - it's incredibly painful to be enthusiastically dedicated to a project and see it go nowhere. Worse yet, it goes nowhere because upper management is unwilling to throw their weight into it. Eventually you get fed up and leave for a company that has a track record of actually pushing hard in the field you're interested in.
- jrockway 15y agoIs Google Wallet really not going anywhere? Who else lets you make NFC payments in the US today?
- schraeds 15y agoIt's normal for the leaders of strategic projects to leave before their products ship in earnest? Not at successful companies it isn't.