techstacktoe

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   by techstacktoe 3y ago

   All things considered, the note seems honest - lays out the facts and considerations. The severance package seems quite generous as well.
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   by techstacktoe 3y ago

   Having worked previously in Chase (JPM side of it), I wouldn't be surprised if this is due to a hardcoded list of user agents somewhere - rather than an intentional blocking of Linux on ARM.
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   by techstacktoe 3y ago

   Thanks for the detailed write up ! Helps. I'll check out the book and the subreddit. > This adjustment is challenging. It's weird to not have my technical abilities be the thing my performance is measured against (though you de
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   by techstacktoe 3y ago

   Agreed on the current situation, not really thinking about right now. I have a good role now, with scope to grow and learn for the short term. But considering this more of a long term question, might transition to Product and then Solutions
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   by techstacktoe 3y ago

   I'd say the roles are quite different. You could argue about ICs / SDE / SDMs - but Solution or Sales Engineering require different skill sets. They are more client facing and your KPIs (or OKRs) are more tied to sales, clien
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   Ask HN: Transitioning to a Solutions Engineer / Sales Engineer

   27 points by techstacktoe 3y ago|22 comments