TideAd

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   by TideAd 5y ago

   I've seen "lines of code" used against someone at Amazon before. I'm sure the manager knew that it isn't a performance metric, but the manager had to hit a Unregretted Attrition (PIP) target so they just threw whate
2. 62.▲
   by TideAd 5y ago

   I suspect that a minority of people would choose to repair their old phones even if they were more repairable. When your phone dies, it's a good opportunity to buy something new and more fun. I don't know for sure but I don't
3. 63.▲
   by TideAd 8y ago

   Do you mind saying more? I've never heard of this before.
4. 64.▲
   by TideAd 8y ago

   I've been working on fixing some old C++ code at my company so that it compiles with the most recent version of the compiler. To my surprise, the errors that the new compiler gives me are very reasonable. But I always ask myself, &quot
5. 65.▲
   by TideAd 8y ago

   I hear about companies telling candidates they "can't code" or "can't communicate" a lot. This just seems like a really rude and arrogant thing to tell someone. If you want to give a candidate feedback, give sp