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1. Doesn't sound like proper english
2. Is this targeted towards indians or something? Everything I am seeing seems to indicate that. Such as " ayurvedic chemist " and "salwar"
If you’ve read the “hard thing about hard things”, i found it pretty similar. It’s a mix of an autobiography as well as listing out his main life principles. It gets repetitive sometimes and I wish he’d get more specific in the details but overall I recommend it. Especially if you are in some sort of leadership or management position
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Google is literally just Ads whereas Microsoft is very evenly spread. If it lost one area itd be fine in the others.
I think people have an exposure bias where they can only comprehend fo the consumer market. When in reality a lot of the consumer market is free and Microsoft is making a killing selling to businesses.
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you really can’t compare them to microsoft
1. they are less pliable. they have experience st other companies and typically want to keep doing stuff the way they did at their previous company. it’s a lot more work to make someone unlearn bad habits than teach them good ones
2. If you have 20+ years of experience you should really be at the management or architect level. if you’re still a typical engineer (even senior) it may indicate a defect.
3. Our company wants people to work insane hours and maybe your family prevents that
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