throwingerman

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by throwingerman 9y ago
Sure, I'd see no problem highlighting how far they've come. Sharing success stories is important. Which is why I found it odd that they were making multiple condescending references to Europe such as (paraphrasing) "if you&#x
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by throwingerman 9y ago
Wow this article is pretty condescending towards the biotech scene in Europe... I'm going to go out on a limb here and say, maybe there are fewer biotech startups in Europe because profiting off of people's illnesses is generally
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by throwingerman 9y ago
I don't know if this helps your friend but I know BMW in Munich is hiring. A lot of departments are fine with English speakers. I found a couple of examples for him if they are useful: https://recruiting.bmwgroup.de/ibs
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by throwingerman 9y ago
And it is exactly this style of management that is causing problems at the German automation plant he aquired (see my comment in the duplicate thread). It is probably a reason why production of the Model 3 is behind -- the company he acquir
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by throwingerman 9y ago
Interesting comments can also be found here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15470314
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by throwingerman 9y ago
It's sad that the GP's post is showing support for Americans by pointing out that they should all have health care, and someone is triggered into believing it was an attack.
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by throwingerman 9y ago
I would bet it is related to the mismanagement of the German automation plant that Tesla acquired about a year ago (on mobile, too hard to post links, maybe someone wants to help). The plan as I understand it was to use the technology at th