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Re:Apple’s Anti-Union Tactics in Atlanta Were Illegal, US Of... by kodah on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @11:57AM (#33883215)
I can be kind of mixed from a union standpoint. It really just depends on the goals and outcomes of a particular union. Airline unions tend to be particularly bad when it comes to controlling internal dissent against the union, and regulating peoples pay and flying hours (especially around furloughs). Things may have changed since I heard this criticism, but I'd hate to have this happen in software.

That said, we could use standardization in pay, better and more standardized promotions, and someone to tear down the existing LeetCode interview process. I have not seen any software unions that aim to do this though.

Re:Apple’s Anti-Union Tactics in Atlanta Were Illegal, US Of... by fallingknife on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @01:56PM (#33885196)
Why would I want standardization in pay? I would make less money.

Why would I want standardized promotions? I don't want to be lead by people just because they have been around longer than me.

Why would I want to tear down the leetcode interview process? It's much easier.than having to do demo projects.