Eh the whole point of being on call is that you are effectively assigned to ensure that you're ready to jump on incidents quickly at off hours if needed.
I'm not sure tobacco is a good comparison here. Tobacco was a relatively easy thing to tax/restrict/ban as it serves no real purpose beyond individual enjoyment.
This sounds weird. You interviewed for a PE role but instead was offered and somehow accepted a SDE2 position? That's a 2 level downgrade and would mean a very different role for you with significantly lower…
To be fair, "regretted attrition" and "non-regretted attrition" are industry terms. Not Amazon specific.
That's also the case at Amazon. And likely most large organizations. It's not a strict stack rank but an expectation that over a certain population size, there is a certain percentage of under-performers. It's also used…
Eh the whole point of being on call is that you are effectively assigned to ensure that you're ready to jump on incidents quickly at off hours if needed.
I'm not sure tobacco is a good comparison here. Tobacco was a relatively easy thing to tax/restrict/ban as it serves no real purpose beyond individual enjoyment.
This sounds weird. You interviewed for a PE role but instead was offered and somehow accepted a SDE2 position? That's a 2 level downgrade and would mean a very different role for you with significantly lower…
To be fair, "regretted attrition" and "non-regretted attrition" are industry terms. Not Amazon specific.
That's also the case at Amazon. And likely most large organizations. It's not a strict stack rank but an expectation that over a certain population size, there is a certain percentage of under-performers. It's also used…