• kadup@lemmy.world
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    13 hours ago

    I couldn’t give less of a fuck about any company or their “projects”, selling a product is not a mission to empower users and help the world or some bullshit like that.

  • ulterno@programming.dev
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    18 hours ago

    I care about what work I do. I tend to ask about the project at the end of the technical round.
    The HR is not going to hear about that.

    I am not interested in the company’s history, their mission/vision and other propaganda.
    All I need to know about the company is, if they will actually pay me on time for the work I have done and that they are not going-under and defaulting on payments.


    And since I do care about the work that I do, it matters to me, what will become of the project after the company gets the worth out of it.
    And that is where all big-names fail miserably.

    You are selling a smartphone/ laptop/ a cloud connected camera/ any product that uses multiple components with their own use?
    At the end of support period, you are to openly distribute the documentation for all components.
    That way, a camera out of an old smartphone/laptop won’t require reverse engineering to be reused with a Pi or sth.
    A monitor screen out of a laptop can be used as another monitor, without having to buy another controller from a shady site (yeah, I call AliExpress, a shady site) and the existing eDP controller can be reused, without requiring an Oscilloscope.
    When your web-service goes down, the user can make their own interfacer and use the camera on their personal cloud.

  • BrotherL0v3@lemmy.world
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    Jesus Christ, yes, I am a comfort hunter. You think I get up at the ass crack of dawn every day for fun? You think I want to push buttons on a computer all day because I’m just weirdly into it?

    No! I do this shit because I have to!

    Fucking hell. I’ve already accepted that I have to make your company money if I want to live in a house. For the love of all that is good in this world, PLEASE do not make me pretend to like it. I’m already weirded out that you’re so into it.

  • ceenote@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    Comfort hunter is a very snobbish and entitled way to refer to someone offering their time and effort to you.

    And wait, was the 2nd post ‘liked’ by the first poster?

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      Let us not forget that there is not a single employer on the planet who would willingly hire and pay someone more for their time than that person’s time is worth. Each employee of a company is making that company money. They deserve comfort because they are the company.

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    1 day ago

    So can we just be honest and agree to coexist in a state of mutually despising each other?

    HR: I’m sorry, that’s not our policy.

  • andybytes@programming.dev
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    Uno beeeoootttttchhhh. You know, everything’s consolidating. There are very few mid-sized companies anymore. It’s funny seeing the managerial class dig their own grave. Everybody thinks everybody’s gonna leave everyone with the bag. Justice is always served. Don’t have kids.