Re:Uber lays off around 350 more across Eats, self-driving a...
by hinkley on Monday October 14, 2019 @03:48PM
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I wonder how conscious the decision is at a management level to tie up engineers with expertise in a particular domain just to keep them away from competitors.
I've seen a lot of vanity projects over the years, and often it feels like this, or a form of in-house retirement. That guy has done so much for us that now we just let him do whatever as long as HR is okay with it.
I've seen a lot of vanity projects over the years, and often it feels like this, or a form of in-house retirement. That guy has done so much for us that now we just let him do whatever as long as HR is okay with it.