amzn-sdethrow

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   by amzn-sdethrow 4y ago

   This is a weird one. I am sure it happens in certain pockets, but I can't say that I have ever heard or directly experienced any form of casteism in my 16 years in North America. Having said that, my background is Tamil brahmin but I a
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   by amzn-sdethrow 8y ago

   Why do you think looking up someone's code commit history should have negative repurcussions? Every tech employee within the company has access to this information. Same with the tech survey that lets you see a manager's results.
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   by amzn-sdethrow 8y ago

   Anyone within Amazon can look at code contributions. The manager results he's talking about are also public. I think this gives a sense for the other side of the story here.
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   by amzn-sdethrow 8y ago

   Code contributions are public even if you don't have commit permissions on team packages. You can look at anyone's code reviews. Caveat being secret projects. However that's not the case here.
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   by amzn-sdethrow 8y ago

   There is a yearly tech survey with a lot of detailed questions about your experience at Amazon and about your manager and team. The results for every single Manager are public. The scores impact a manager's overall rating. I pay a lot