PinballWizard
Re:The rise of never-ending job interviews
on Monday August 02, 2021 @01:43AM (#28033265)
My take is because the manhole is round.
Re:During Cold War, CIA Plucked Soviet Submarine from Ocean Floor Usin...
on Sunday May 12, 2019 @05:05PM (#19894576)
The is has a mess load of mic under the ocean, that's how they knew it sunk
Re:Do software engineering managers make more than software engineers?
on Monday August 13, 2018 @01:40AM (#17748214)
I think this varies wildly. I know if a few Rockstar managers that get paid higher than their individual contributors. If they have a proven track record of getting their team to perform and ship product.
Re:Pregnancy Discrimination Is Rampant Inside America’s Biggest Companies
on Friday June 15, 2018 @10:51PM (#17325538)
As a previous hiring manager, it's easy to getting stuck in the mindset that when you are doing shitty things for that faceless Corp that it isn't you doing that shitty thing, it's you doing what the Corp wants. It's hard to have the presence of mind to realize you are doing something for a entity that rarely is moral, but many times is amoral or even immoral
Re:Ask HN: As a first time manager, how do I play office politics right?
on Saturday August 26, 2017 @08:16PM (#15108224)
I agree with everything that has been said by the other two. I find that all the politics I engage in are for the benefit of my people. You will have two major types of peers. Those who want to build an empire, or those who want to help people grow.
You can easily find out those that empire build because they will throw you and even their own team under the bus.
If you are growing your employees, look for others that do so. Follow what they do.
There are a lot of professional development courses that you can take to learn more, but a lot of it is on the job training.
I love tech, but I found the fact that people are always changing a much more fulfilling role to me.