Interesting, was this set up by someone from soundcloud or independently?
Does it matter?
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does it matter?
Yes. If it was set up from outside it has the feel of imposing a job hunting strategy on people without their involvement.
Also what would be the benefit to a head hunter in sharing this data?
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#13OK, completely out of topic, but it's interesting to notice how broadly they use the term "data science". This goes to confirm my thinking that data science is becoming more and more an "all around data". The various facets of data science I am seeing in this spreadsheet: - BI - Data visualization - Data engineers - Statistician - Warehouse - SQL - Python-fu - Marketing I look at it and I think it's a great prove tha…
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#14Putting up this data together is very disturbing and to be honest somewhat desperate in my eyes. Cannot these guys find jobs themselves, they must be sold in a bundle, or what is the idea behind?
I believe the startup bubble is starting to slowly drain, and we'll see more and more of this.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes. If it was set up from outside it has the feel of imposing a job hunting strategy on people without their involvement.
Given the skill summary of each employee I'm guessing this is an insider effort. And kudos to them! This is a great way to turn a sad situation into a springboard for new opportunities. Would love to see it repeated in the future. Also what would be the benefit to a head hunter in sharing this data?
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#18Interesting, was this set up by someone from soundcloud or independently?
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#20I may have lost current trends, but this is very disturbing to me. Putting up this data together is very disturbing and to be honest somewhat desperate in my eyes. Cannot these guys find jobs themselves, they must be sold in a bundle, or what is the idea behind? I believe the startup bubble is starting to slowly drain, and we'll see more and more of this.
The startup souffle might be deflating for sure, but I think the intent here is to say:
"We just had to layoff 40% of our staff yesterday. Through no fault of their own, our folks are now jobless. Can the community help?"