@geoffreylitt Not a writing expert, but I’ve interacted with enough sw devs, product managers, and other people in big companies that would have created the training source data (jira items, pull requests, file names and comments) to be unsurprised seeing this as a meeting minute note.
@MorlockP Belittling the desire for varied cuisine (and the implication that varied dishes can only be made by immigrants) always makes me laugh. No idea why I chuckle reading it for the millionth time.
@Durandal1727642@Cernovich@VivekGRamaswamy Most HR guidance implies it is illegal to ask if someone is a citizen, so need for H1B sponsorship is often not even known by hiring manager. https://t.co/ph8aERQyRt
@MorlockP SMBs that are spending for future (r&d, capex for Ops growth, expanding sales force, blah) would be less profitable than mature firms. Nonscalable SMBs like your examples counteract that.
@SBanister@perrymetzger@mattparlmer One of my professors explained that MBA programs were created to crash course experienced engineering leaders in general business concepts so they could lead large companies (accounting, finance, law, etc).
@DrunkAustrian @eugyppius1 I think not being moralized for benefit poor people world wide does not need to mean disengage (but could). It could mean other things too
@eigenrobot I wonder where they will find employees willing to renounce citizenship in US/EU and go work on a boat for the rest of their lives, that are also qualified enough to convince people with money to fund?