[HN Gopher] Google, GitHub, and Azure are freezing hiring effect...
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Google, GitHub, and Azure are freezing hiring effective immediately
Author : wooque
Score : 20 points
Date : 2022-07-21 21:13 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| Sentino wrote:
| Weird. Well running companies should use antycyclic to gain
| further advantage to normal companies.
| parsley27 wrote:
| An interesting note in there about Meta not having a freeze on
| Production Engineers. I think that engineers who are worried
| about economic instability should consider moving closer to
| production/delivery/sustainment/SRE; it's not always as fun as
| building new features, but it is definitely a valued area of
| expertise.
| MattGaiser wrote:
| Any recommended reading for those?
| banashark wrote:
| https://sre.google/ is a great resource
| tester756 wrote:
| What are the reasons behind the boom on DevOps/Cloud
| Engineers/Admins 2.0?
| dfjkdksjds789 wrote:
| I'm curious on people's thoughts on the demand for them as
| well.
|
| From my perspective in doing infra / devops stuff, they exist
| to make developers lives easier and faster (CI testing and
| continuous deployment), or in the case of monitoring /
| platform engineering, looking to "enhance" their
| capabilities. Meanwhile the people who do both feature
| development _and the bugfixes_ are product developers ... So
| in my eyes it seems like the "auxiliary pieces" like devops
| people wouldn't be seen as core or necessary to the business
| in the eyes of managers looking to lay people off
|
| Older companies with poor engineering practices don't have
| devops people at all, often times they don't even unit test
| actually, maybe it would be a riskier position to be in
| charge of those pipelines
|
| Perhaps the data point of Meta still hiring SREs is just one
| data point as well (they could just be in more need of SRE
| people), although it is so hard to find more market wide data
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