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It’s more likely that most of them are competent professionals doing their best in an impersonal corporate environment, just like the rest of us.
by munchler 11mo ago
It’s more likely that most of them are competent professionals doing their best in an impersonal corporate environment, just like the rest of us.
- shevy-java 11mo agoNot all of us sold out to corporations. Admittedly some of those may be a bit ... unusual. Like the guy who created TempleOS.
- d3Xt3r 11mo agoUnfortunately, some of us are stuck in a country which is a Microsoft shop, which makes it next to impossible to get into a Linux job - especially an entry-level one (these are basically non-existent where I live). I've even considered moving to a place where Linux jobs are a thing (Europe), but that would mean learning the local language first and also already having sufficient professional Linux experience (no one would hire a foreigner for an entry level role when they could just hire a local). So unless you've got any bright ideas, I'm stuck in this Microsoft job till someone comes up with some magical Linux roles, or I start my own Linux-based company and twiddle my thumbs because there's no customers...
- ok_dad 11mo agoGotta sell yourself to someone in this world. There’s no sense in demeaning someone about it.
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- account42 11mo agoShielding individuals from outside criticism is a big part of that impersonal corporate environment.