Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE

Re:Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE by yunohn on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @02:43AM (#33703146)

> I mean wholly crap, this reminds me of old German industry where people retire in the place they started.

This is honestly uncalled for. Job hopping every 2-3yrs should not be an expected task.

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Re:Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE by 867-5309 on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @03:59AM (#33703608)

is that down to the employer or employee?

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Re:Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE by yunohn on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @05:50AM (#33704339)

All companies I’ve worked at, startup to FAANG, have tried their best to reduce attrition and retain employees by providing growth opportunities.

Changing jobs is a skill/knowledge net-negative for the employer, and can be negative (outside of salary) for the employee as they have to relearn everything (relationships, tech debt, processes) etc.

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Re:Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE by saagarjha on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @06:32AM (#33704624)

I have yet to see an employer match the market rate for talent.

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Re:Why Twitter didn’t go down: From a real Twitter SRE by jq-r on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @06:02AM (#33704431)

Could be both.

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