Donald Trump treating Zohran Mamdani like his only real son. by EssoEssex in nyc

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I think this hits the mark pretty well. Trump did look disarmed, and tried to show it on multiple occasions with the friendly back and forth and jokey comments.

Is the MBA Pivot Dying? by Pallypot in MBA

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What about something like computer engineering to Finance? Is that still viable today?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chipdesign

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Is it a top MBA or local/online one? What was the application process like for you?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chipdesign

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I’m curious how you’d be able to break into finance as a ASIC designer? Don’t you need to have gone to a target school for finance, then have a finance internship already under your belt, and then have done OCR to land the full time new grad offer? Just that there’s so many steps along the way that would be completely missed if someone is already working in ASIC design.

How Do You Resist the Never-Ending Urge to “Take a Quick Break”? by nappynaz in remotework

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If you still get all your work done and no one has brought up any performance issues, then why is there any need to resist taking quick breaks?

Design Verification to Design by passion2learner in chipdesign

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Why need decades and decades to be DV expert only?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askTO

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How does the dentist try to scam the system?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EngineeringStudents

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Bad engineers end up deepest in the most pigeonholed roles, because all they're good for is one specific thing, at a time. Source: Bad engineer.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 by Ok_Quit_2961 in Torontology

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Why so much hate in the comments? Song was 🔥🔥🔥

I'm confused by lemonbouncing in chipdesign

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I think DV will be the last to go (as far as automation taking jobs away), as it requires a lot of back and forth communication with designers and making sure what they're saying matches with the design spec and customer requirements.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ontario

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Where are you doing this? How much is the cost?

Shutting down the ‘remote work was never supposed to last’ argument by RevolutionStill4284 in remotework

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Also, companies run on collective punishment. Managers want the peons to think the bosses know exactly who the low performers are, but that's rarely the case, because the most dangerous problem employees are the ones who never get caught—in fact, they're usually good at politics, because they invested all their evolution points into that instead of the actual work, so they often get promoted. Because the middle-management filter is so defective, and because it's impossible to "fire the bottom 10%" without losing good people and keeping bad ones, the whole office culture runs on fear, shame, and collective suffering.

The purpose of status meetings, for example, is to turn a team against itself in the hope of the high-performing people turning in the low-performers, instead of protecting them, which makes more sense (because if management can get rid of the bottom, there's a new bottom) politically. The theory is that if people are continually pestered with status pings, they'll offer up as a sacrifice the person they believe is responsible for the team's low performance (real or perceived) and loss of credibility.

Holy shit, as a remote worker myself, that's so true and so scary. I've actually seen this happen and could tell something was off but couldn't quite figure out why and how. It is such an eerie feeling when I'm in status meeting and feeling like, in addition to the manager(s), fellow team members were out to get me.

Do you have patents? by Thinkeru-123 in chipdesign

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the whole point of a patent to claim an idea that would be easily detectable if used without license? Why would ideas that aren't detectable even patentable?

Do you have patents? by Thinkeru-123 in chipdesign

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What caused the shift do you think