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Doubly so given this is hardly a surprise. We've been on this trajectory for at least a couple of years now. They don't get to shrug, point at 10x volume, and a
by unknownfuture 2mo ago
Doubly so given this is hardly a surprise. We've been on this trajectory for at least a couple of years now. They don't get to shrug, point at 10x volume, and act like they've been blindsided.
- mhitza 2mo agoThey had large increase in volume, and trying to move to Azure at the same time. I don't envy them for either work they need to do. But also don't feel pithy because it's Microslop, at the end of the day.
- pdimitar 2mo agoAll being said, I have most sympathy towards engineers of all people. They don't get to call the shots, they do as they are told. 99% of the time by an extremely out-of-touch managers. Managers and executives though? Those I do blame. Surely at this point it should be blindingly obvious their current strategy is not working.
- account42 2mo agoThose engineers also chose to work in US big tech for the ridiculously high salaries that come with it. Having to deal with the problems resulting from that scale is just part of the deal.
- inquirerGeneral 2mo ago[dead]
- m0llusk 2mo agoThe end of the day is now.