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ulfw
3y ago
And there's no jobs in HK. And no real tech. I haven't found anything here in a year. Looking to leave in the coming months.
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ulfw
3y ago
Is Google running this low on funds?
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ulfw
3y ago
Easy to have capacity if you outsource everything to manufacturers who aren't terribly diligent bolting down planes.
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ulfw
3y ago
Why does 'not even make this aircraft' matter even 1%? How is that relevant? People are ACTIVELY flying these aircrafts by the thousands each day. It's these people, these human beings, that are to be saved from a potential c
725.
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ulfw
3y ago
I've been interviewing with an Australian company out of Sydney for 2.5 months. 14 interviews. They want to do 2 more and a multiple day in-house. This is the world we live in now. There just aren't jobs and employers just play wi
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ulfw
3y ago
AI is killing so many jobs and all we get for it is higher efficiency for owners.
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ulfw
3y ago
2024 is just another 2023. Google laying off, followed by everyone else laying off. Supply >>> Demand, barely any hires.
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ulfw
3y ago
Exactly this. Entry level yes, higher level hell no.
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ulfw
3y ago
That I 100% agree with. Those who build the product should have a significant input and decision making power on how to improve the product. No doubt!
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ulfw
3y ago
"However, you can feel it in the experience as a user when the product team is given the keys to the kingdom and left unchallenged. The product becomes soulless and vapid" Wow. Incredibly that there are people who think this. So o
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ulfw
3y ago
Stay employable? I have been unemployed for 1.5 years. Absolutely NOBODY needs a product management leader anymore. If anything only entry level and I am overqualified to do that (not saying it arrogantly, but companies don't ever cons
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ulfw
3y ago
I didn't see Google's board fire it's CEO and then he gets reinstated and basically fires the board. Instead Google had more drama with the inappropriate behavior kind.
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ulfw
3y ago
The Eastern world is no different. China and Japan have record low birth rates and declining populations. Same goes for other advanced nations.
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ulfw
3y ago
An engineer isn't the golden ticket to run every kind of job best. In fact I wouldn't think an airline is the kind of company that needs nor should have an engineer at the helm. They're a transportation/marketing company
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ulfw
3y ago
Because there are only two manufacturers. It's impossible to get significant A321 delivered within the next decade as Airbus is (rightfully) sold out for most of their production. Also it's extremely simpler for a 737 airline (the
736.
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ulfw
3y ago
No but burger staff is harder to replace by AI than SWEs.
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ulfw
3y ago
It doesn't deserve to be on it.
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ulfw
3y ago
What market? Google stock is up 56% YoY. Fifty six percent. What do you think it should be? 2000%? It's a huge mature company. 56% in a year is unheard of.
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ulfw
3y ago
Google stock is up 56% compared to a year go. And yet Sundar is happy to destroy morale by keeping to fire people. after saying "Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, Says Laying Off 12,000 Workers Was the Worst Moment in the Company'
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ulfw
3y ago
I am utterly shocked it grew at all. I am only seeing layoffs and I haven't been able to secure employment in a year. Product Management seems particularly dead in terms of hiring, especially here across APAC.
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ulfw
3y ago
He keeps using "widebody" for narrow body planes. He lies about Boeing having anything to do with Airbus' foundation. It's like an LLM hallucinating.
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ulfw
3y ago
What are you talking about? The BMW i3 with range extender was exactly that. It wasn't practical and didn't sell and was hence cancelled.
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ulfw
3y ago
Location: Hong Kong and Sydney, Australia (PR in both) Remote: Yes worldwide Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: I'm a Global Product Management leader (VP, Director, CPO) who has worked on Mobile and Consumer Internet. 15
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ulfw
3y ago
So, same as every year then?
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ulfw
3y ago
Prime example how Germans and Americans think differently.
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ulfw
3y ago
Not just their API
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ulfw
3y ago
Thankfully yes! I lived in Singapore at the time and thought... my goodness. It's a small island. If you end up afraid of flying, what do you do!? Kudos to the Qantas crew on board as well as Captain de Crespigny and his co-pilots and
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ulfw
3y ago
I was on the flight and took the picture referenced as "A passenger took this photo in flight, showing turbine fragment exit holes in the upper surface of the wing. (ATSB)" Forced myself on another A380 flight shortly after so I w
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ulfw
3y ago
And now he's fired. What a shit show. https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/7/23992712/spotify-cfo-paul...
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ulfw
3y ago
Of course he does. Now why would anyone want to work for these guys at Spotify (should they ever hire again)?
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