notmyhnname

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   by notmyhnname 14y ago

   Thank you for the insight. It will be helpful in my (I hope) upcoming negotiations.
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   by notmyhnname 14y ago

   That does sound a bit jaded, yes, although I completely agree on the fallacy of fungibility. It's a trait shared by my current employer as well, though, so I don't feel I'll be any worse off on that front. I'm still likely to make the jump
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   by notmyhnname 14y ago

   Yes, I suppose what I'm looking for is where exactly things go awry. Again, the impression I'd gotten from my recruiter is that I'd have more or less a commitment from Google that I'd be working on a particular team at the offer stage. In p
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   by notmyhnname 14y ago

   I've heard this a couple times now, and it worries me. I've got an on-site interview with Google soon, and my impression from the recruiter is that I would know which team I was joining at the offer stage. Can you go into some detail on wha
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   by notmyhnname 14y ago

   While what you say was certainly true when AWS launched, today it is not. Much of Amazon is hosted in an EC2 VPC connected to the traditional prod network. This includes all of retail website and (today) many of the services that power said