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The Boss Is Back in Silicon Valley(nytimes.com)
10 points by dukeme09 4y ago|1 comments
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When Tech Stocks Sputter, the Entire Stock Market Sinks(nytimes.com)
1 points by dukeme09 4y ago|0 comments
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Samsara S-1(sec.report)
13 points by dukeme09 5y ago|0 comments
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by dukeme09 5y ago
Radical Candor by Kim Scott speaks directly about this topic in the opening chapters and also the consequences of avoiding the conversation, because it makes you as the manager feel awkward. I highly recommend the book and I find it even be
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The Crisis of Venture Capital: Fixing America’s Broken Startup System(americanaffairsjournal.org)
3 points by dukeme09 6y ago|0 comments
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by dukeme09 6y ago
I'm in operations and I also loved "Cheaper by the Dozen" as a kid. Have you ever read, "My Forty Years with Ford" by Charles Sorensen? He was the first COO of Ford and he talks about building the first modern assem
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by dukeme09 6y ago
I live in Germany. It's also very straightforward here to become a citizen. You just need to live here legally for 8 years, learn German to B1 proficiency, take a test about how our government works and pay €255. One thing that's
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by dukeme09 6y ago
Yes, but what does "observes" ISO26262 mean? The words I would want to hear before plugging this into my car are, "meets", "complies with with", or "certified to ISO26262."
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by dukeme09 6y ago
I also have a Bosch dishwasher with the ECO mode. It cleans basically everything I put in there, even years of grime on my kitchen exhaust fan.
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by dukeme09 6y ago
Technically yes, but in practice, you can obtain a Jobseeker visa[1], which will give you an additional six months to search for a job. This can be applied for inside of Germany at the city government offices. [1] https://www.mak
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by dukeme09 6y ago
It's possible to earn far more than 60-70k a year in Germany as a SWE. In my city, Munich, total cash compensation packages range from 85-110k Euros per year for 5-10 years of experience. The base salary trends to on the lower end, but
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by dukeme09 6y ago
Some companies even go further. I invited for McKinsey as an experienced hire. They not only sent me study materials, but also setup phone calls with McKinsey alums to practice for the interview and gave me the flexibility to speed up or sl
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by dukeme09 6y ago
No, there's no age cutoff for Germany. The Blue Card (4 year work visa) requires either earning more than the national average for non-technical roles (currently more than €72k per year pre-tax) and for technical roles more than €33k.
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by dukeme09 7y ago
Munich Electrification | Munich, Germany | Embedded Software Engineer, Electrical Engineer| ONSITE, VISA | Full-time, Intern Munich Electrification is a Tier 1 electrical vehicle battery management systems development company. Our customers