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twojobsoneboss
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Is this really true? Been hearing the opposite, that everyone and anyone is using LC for interviewing now
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
So many more companies prefer hiring you all remote now, at the cost of local US remote workers Happy for you all but again it’s come at the cost of local US remote workers… the chickens have come home to roost of the WFH movement
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
You must live outside the US. In the US If you’re only looking at expenses many full time jobs can get there in 3-6mos too. And not even big tech Sure it’s nice to have the choice to not work between engagements but again you’ll be back to
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Easier if you’re a South American
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3y ago
Is work life balance really better when you have to worry bout finding your next gig and also that everything’s on you (don’t have a team/others to fall back on)?
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
I think it’s more that it’s much harder to build flexible high dexterity robots than it is to build pure software “intelligence”, that’s all.
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Was mainly agreeing to your final point, no comment on the first :)
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
The problem is your profession and skill set being (roughly) your only means to a livelihood
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Wait till that’s you. Have some empathy.
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
All over the news for awhile now, time to be contrarian and long GOOG (see META)
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Have you looked at the sw Eng hiring landscape recently? One reason stocks are doing so well is cause of the cost cutting, layoffs, and hiring and promo freezes. Stock prices have nothing to do with the employment landscape
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
You and your son are literally on opposite ends of the current economy. Tech is in possibly the worst recession since dotcom, while in-person services and retail pay is booming So the pay situation you describe isn’t surprising at all
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Remember: Good pay and stability comes not from how good you are, but by how profitable your employer is and how much they can leverage your output into profitability That’s why rank and file at faang can pull down 300k+ TC
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3y ago
Do you think it’s gonna get better or is this the new norm? I can’t help shake the feeling it’s the latter - rates might be higher for longer and tons of companies have jumped on the south-america/eastern-eu hiring bandwagon
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Whatever it was, they really screwed it up for all of us. Parenting is so much harder than it needs to be and children are so much less balanced as a result. They share a big blame for the birth rate decline.
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Europe is different than the US. Childhood is still much more healthy there
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
It’s tricky. I used to have a passion which was a small bootstrapped side business, then due to life circumstances I had to give up on that. I found that getting more invested in my 9-5 and my coworkers made it easier to get through the day
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3y ago
Unfortunately you have to project substantial economic value to live a life of dignity (esp with a family) and so there’s no getting away from it with the current state of affairs You can’t just “live a nourishing life”, you have to do both
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
If you’re at a FAANG, the point is to stash and save as much as possible as quickly as possible so you can escape being a slave
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3y ago
Dude, look out your window, most jobs/“careers” are like this and people just endure cause they have to
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
The “pay me so much” part is now going away too…
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Or just get a stick pc that plugs in via hdmi
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Just plug into a regular PC media center with a full browser and use an air mouse (Wii like thing) to control
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Hey now, new framework makes your brain work
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
I thought he meant Scott Adams (Dilbert) and dare I say that would be more on point
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Unfortunately there’s spare mental capacity in spades to go around
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3y ago
Reason #327 to support remote work
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3y ago
Do you see kids biking or running around on their own in the US now? No? We’ll then, there’s your answer
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3y ago
Adding more details: YES, it is all-consuming. It was for me and probably for most. Obviously there are factors like grandparents help available etc, but unless you have a full time live-in maid like they have in Asia (au pairs don’t count
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twojobsoneboss
3y ago
Tbf if you’re going to be quitting your 9-5 I don’t think it’s an issue. But no, I have not seen any _American_ examples of being a good dad + 9-5 + being a successful founder
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