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I'm beginning to think these young inexperienced guys aren't quite ready for a big important job.

• VHRanger 2y ago
  what happens when you prioritize loyalty over all else. This hiring and promotion pattern is also why autocracies tend to be mismanaged nightmares
  • laidoffamazon 2y ago
    And here I thought these guys were all about "merit"
    • ozozozd 2y ago
      Loyalty can be a merit. /s
      • rsynnott 2y ago
        In an autocratic state or organised crime syndicate (these are rather similar), the only one which really matters, in the end.
• Frankion 2y ago
  But Musk successfully build a new type of fast travel car tunnel? And he optimized twitters value to 10 Billion?!
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• yongjik 2y ago
  Oh those young inexperienced guys are quite ready for their big important job, namely, being cannon fodders for destroying the government via fear, uncertainty, and doubt. (And if Trump ever feels they've outlived their usefulness, he can dispose of them freely.) It's just that it's not the job they thought they were signing up for.
  • alsoforgotmypwd 2y ago
    A case study in the need for teaching of and leading for engineering ethics.
• TheAlchemist 2y ago
  They are 100% ready for this job. It's just that the job is not what they officially say it is...
• Sparyjerry 2y ago
  According to DOGE, DOGE were actually the ones who found the error in January that someone in the government had entered $8B in the records and DOGE had it updated to $8M.
  • croes 2y ago
    But that wouldn’t count as savings.