If you do not like where you work then make a change. The work
environment is changing. During my work life the only people working
remote were freelancers/contractors. Today we have digital nomads down
to just regular remote. And do not forget there are lots of temporary
gigs as well as lo
Ryan Petris your on a roll. I wholeheartedly agree.
On 2024-04-25 13:45, Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss wrote:
If you're asking whether the workers got their fair share of building
a bridge 100 years ago given that it's stood for 100 years and that
it's gotten a lot of use, I'd say that it real
Well said. I was in a union in the 90's. They did nothing for us.
Don't forget AZ is a right to work state. In spite of this I see lots
of folks living in nice houses, driving nice cars, and go to nice
places.
Az does well as a right to work state.
On 2024-04-25 12:19, Ryan Petris via PL
Ryan Petris via PLUG-discuss said on Thu, 25 Apr 2024 14:58:18 -0700
>I'm pretty certain that anyone directly involved with that was
>prosecuted in some way, including developers that knowingly helped.
LOL, I boycotted VW for 50 years because of the Holocaust. Then, just
as I was getting ready to
I'm pretty certain that anyone directly involved with that was prosecuted in
some way, including developers that knowingly helped.
On Thu, Apr 25, 2024, at 2:47 PM, greg zegan via PLUG-discuss wrote:
>
> Has anyone worked in foreign country like Germany as a developer or IT
> personal?
> I wond
Has anyone worked in foreign country like Germany as a developer or IT
personal?I wonder how they treat workers and the quality usually is pretty good
for the end product.They were so good they were able to fix the computer system
for the VWs to not work during emissions tests so they could pas
I’ve worked at plenty of places that are more like what you’re saying about FB,
but they weren’t working on ISO 900x and CMMI certifications.
I was simply reflecting on the fact that we’ve got a lot of national
Headquarters for companies here in the Phoenix area that ARE working on these
certif
David Schwartz via PLUG-discuss said on Thu, 25 Apr 2024 11:26:13 -0700
>I assure you, people are not moving to AZ chasing after our amazing
>pay scale!
Wouldn't this also depend on AZ cost of living? If in place A I make
$50K and have $40K in expenses, while in place B I make $100K and have
exp
I can't say I've worked anywhere as strict as that, however I'll say that like
any other career field, there are good and bad work places. Places that like to
overly restrict things are going to lose good developers, and likely don't pay
well to begin with.
I worked for Meta/Facebook for a year
If you're asking whether the workers got their fair share of building a bridge
100 years ago given that it's stood for 100 years and that it's gotten a lot of
use, I'd say that it really doesn't matter. The workers were paid a fair wage
for their labor, regardless of what the finished product wa
> On Apr 25, 2024, at 11:49 AM, trent shipley via PLUG-discuss
> wrote:
>
> I think we're seeing the effect of Arizona being a provincial, 3rd world
> location for headquarters and software development options.
>
I don’t think this is the case. Anybody who’s ever worked for a company
co
Hello, Do you ever wonder if you are really getting rewarded for all the
"value" you are providing for that "stake holder"?If you look at the builders
of a bridge for instance that was built 100 years ago when the wages were far
below the wage of today you can see that the stakeholders are no
As a software developer of 15 years, I personally would not want a union, at
least not one in a traditional sense. Additionally, I've never been in a union
so maybe my understanding is wrong or outdated, however my reasoning for not
wanting one are:
1. I want my salary/benefits to be based on w
would it be time to unionize or change the way business is done in AZ?
On Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 11:50:10 AM MST, trent shipley
wrote:
No. As a rule software engineers/programmers/developers/computer scientists
all see themselves as professionals who are above unionizing and seld
No. As a rule software engineers/programmers/developers/computer
scientists all see themselves as professionals who are above unionizing and
seldom or never do. I think we're seeing the effect of Arizona being a
provincial, 3rd world location for headquarters and software development
options.
It
This appears to be simply a statistical distribution of wages in the state for
this particular SIC code. Arizona has never been much of a leader when it comes
to wages paid for tech workers, unless it’s a job with lots of competition.
I assure you, people are not moving to AZ chasing after our a
Wow!thanks.sure look like they are taking advantage of the Right to work state
workers.
On Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 09:08:07 AM MST, trent shipley via
PLUG-discuss wrote:
https://www.onetonline.org/link/localwages/15-1251.00?st=AZ
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