Re:Google layoffs Jan 20, 2023 – California WARN public records
by enos_feedler on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @09:53PM
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I actually saw a linkedin post where someone described this exact scenario as the context for them being chosen for layoffs. They were very senior so maybe this was the L9. I’ll never find the post
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Re:Google layoffs Jan 20, 2023 – California WARN public records
by xavdid on Thursday February 02, 2023 @01:35AM
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Side note:
> I’ll never find the post
This a big pet peeve of mine on linkedin and twitter - doesn't matter if I navigate away from the page for just a second; if the algorithm reshuffles my feed at all, there's a good chance I'll never see that post I was looking for again.
It's a real bummer if I ever need to find anything. The only solution I can think of is storing every link I come across in a searchable format, just in case I need to find anything.
Re:Google layoffs Jan 20, 2023 – California WARN public records
by prayashm on Thursday February 02, 2023 @02:44AM
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I have been facing the same! rewind.ai helped me retrieve it.
Re:Google layoffs Jan 20, 2023 – California WARN public records
by vineyardmike on Thursday February 02, 2023 @03:46AM
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> The only solution I can think of is storing every link I come across in a searchable format
I take screenshots of any content I find interesting. Effortless, even on mobile (where links suck), and usually enough context to search for it again. If I ever want it, its usually shortly after first seeing it, if not.. its lost in the endless pile of photos.
Re:Google layoffs Jan 20, 2023 – California WARN public records
by paganel on Thursday February 02, 2023 @04:39AM
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I used to bookmark some Twitter posts/links that I found interesting, but then I gave up even on that because then I'd have to navigate and search through an ever expanding list of bookmarks (not an easy task, also).