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Re:Porsche boss faces software woes keeping VW a step behind... by barbazoo on Saturday September 03, 2022 @08:01PM (#32707907)
Pay aside, I wonder if the German automotive industry is just a particularly bad example. I've worked in Germany, Switzerland, Canada and now for an American company and I found that software companies aren't not that much different. I've also worked for an automotive supplier in Germany and can understand where parent is coming from.
Re:Porsche boss faces software woes keeping VW a step behind... by kevin_thibedeau on Saturday September 03, 2022 @08:36PM (#32708257)
Software companies have vastly lower overhead. Their staffing and cost structure is completely different from a manufacturer. SV tech bros getting $200K+RSU starting salaries can't be replicated by other businesses.
Re:Porsche boss faces software woes keeping VW a step behind... by lokar on Saturday September 03, 2022 @10:58PM (#32709328)
Have you worked at a company run by people with a background in software engineering? Imo that is the key, and a rule I try to follow.