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If my back of the envelope math is right, in the last 6 months he’s been attending more meetings at possibly odd hours; he lives in Australia and Intel is based
by shrubble 10mo ago
If my back of the envelope math is right, in the last 6 months he’s been attending more meetings at possibly odd hours; he lives in Australia and Intel is based in the USA.
See https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2025-05-22/3-years-of-extremely-remote-work.html https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2025-05-22/3-years-of-extr...
77 meetings then, but 110 meetings in his resignation blog post…
- 0x0000000 10mo agoTwo different numbers, no? The resignation posts specifies 110 customer meetings, the blog post you linked to about meetings during odd hours does not.
- brendangregg 10mo agoYeah, different numbers, 110 customer meetings, the other post tracked 1-6am meetings. I'm glad I tracked 1-6am meetings since I've shared that number when people think that remote workers aren't making an effort.
- fipar 10mo agoThose 1-6am meetings are crazy. I’ve been fully remote for over 16 years now and my only 1-6am meetings are incident response, if I’m on call. And I’m a nobody; that you have to do that makes it feel even crazier to me. I admit I was a bit more flexible with that in the past, but once I had a heart attack at 40 it dawned on me any company would just replace me and keep on going while my family was going to have a much tougher time (and no help from whatever company would be employing me at the time).
- asdfjoe 10mo agoOut of curiosity, do you still hold the same views as you did in the past?https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-03-25/is-silicon-valleys-long-tech-boom-finally-over-mass-layoffs/102124712 https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-03-25/is-silicon-va...