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pseg134 commented on ASML names Christophe Fouquet as new CEO nltimes.nl/2023/11/30/chi... · Posted by u/newswasboring

falserum · 2 years ago

> I am proud that ASML has been able to grow a technologist like Christophe into the CEO position

So he is/was a techy. Nice.

pseg134 · 2 years ago

It would be nicer if we could start getting some diversity in the semiconductor industry but I guess we will have to keep waiting…

pseg134 commented on OpenAI researchers warned board of AI breakthrough ahead of CEO ouster reuters.com/technology/sa... · Posted by u/mfiguiere

macintux · 2 years ago

Any meaningful impact has to come from governments, from large companies, and from huge numbers of concerned citizens.

One person running off to live in the woods does nothing except make them miserable, or happy, or both.

pseg134 · 2 years ago

Well that is a convenient answer.

pseg134 commented on McKinsey and its consulting industry peers face headwinds bloomberg.com/news/featur... · Posted by u/pg_1234

jncfhnb · 2 years ago

Strange article. Headline is deeply negative, but the content is a bunch of vaguely related neutral-ish facts.

I’m at McK and it’s just a bit slower than average imo.

pseg134 · 2 years ago

We aren’t talking about your bookings. You can’t add value when none of the tricks are secret anymore.

pseg134 commented on Reflecting on 18 Years at Google ln.hixie.ch/?start=170062... · Posted by u/whiplashoo

ghaff · 2 years ago

But why? I could legitimately IMO rag on a handful of former managers who I think mostly meant well but I’m not going to do it in a blog post.

pseg134 · 2 years ago

Well that is because you live your life from a place of fear. Not everyone is like that.

pseg134 commented on Reflecting on 18 Years at Google ln.hixie.ch/?start=170062... · Posted by u/whiplashoo

jjiij · 2 years ago

I don't really see how naming the specific individual improved the argument, unless there is true malfeasance, like sexual harassment, I don't think it's ethical to publicly name-and-shame somebody for the crime of being bad at their job.

LOTS of people are bad at their job.

pseg134 · 2 years ago

If she doesn’t want to be publicly shamed for being bad at her job she could always try to be good at it.

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KarmaCake day12April 3, 2023View Original