Tech IndustryAug 14, 2022
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High PIP rate at Amazon like companies

Hi What is the reason for high pip rate at some companies like Amazon, Tesla etc? Is it production outages? Some network companies have rule that if an engineer causes network outage then they fire the engineer. #amazon #tesla #meta #google #microsoft #faang

Microsoft q3Sur2 Aug 14, 2022

The bar keeps going up

Microsoft q3Sur2 Aug 14, 2022

At least that’s what they say

Microsoft q3Sur2 Aug 14, 2022

It’s more just to consistently trim fat

Meta dripdripdr Aug 14, 2022

Eat more === poop more (not comparing ppl who got pipped to poop, but you get the point)

Amazon ayo ಠ_ಠ Aug 14, 2022

because it's Day 1 baby 😎🍌

Amazon 📈this📈that Aug 14, 2022

Because it doesn’t create bad press compared to layoffs. Most of those getting pipped get muzzled by NDA. Can’t talk shit publicly. And the company appears to look tough to Wallstreet as consistently “raising the bar”. Shareholders eat that up. Bonus point they get bragging price by saying shit like “we ArE AlWAys HIring” even during bad economy when in fact it’s just to backfill pipped positions. And the cycle continues. It’s all a big scam. Pip is the silent layoff.

Amazon FCKUPM Aug 15, 2022

This

Amazon aws_person Aug 14, 2022

> Is it production outages? At Amazon? Hell no. There is a strong culture of not blaming (or even naming) humans in our post mortem process. We assume people were trying as hard as they could, and the system still fucked up, so let’s fix the system so that doesn’t happen again

Adobe karmakar11 Aug 16, 2022

Production outages due to lack of tests are criticized heavily, not openly though. Seen someone get into focus with tests being one of the reasons.