Sounds like the company is suffering from poor management. They can develop a product people love but sounds like everything (mfg, delivery, sales) after is chaos.
Tesla employees reveal how they were fired
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#12Some of this seems like they're trying to find criticism where it's barely warranted. When are you supposed to notify someone of a meeting in which they'll be fired? Too late and it seems like it's last minute. Too soon and they might anxiously stew on it for a week.
Not enough indication of what the meeting is about, and they'll be surprised. Give them too much indication and their anxiety will balloon.
I've been on the receiving end of this as an employer in a really small business. e.g., a keystone employee was leaving and with awkward timing. There's no brilliant way to do it.
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#13>The company broke promises more than once, she said, adding that she was not reimbursed for mileage, as promised
Isn't this a good example of something that merits an NLRB complaint?
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#14My vote for a 'convert submitted amp links to normal links' automatism on HN. Or simply a block like 'You are trying to submit the amp version of a page. Please submit the original'. By the way, shouldnt amp versions automatically have a 'Go to the real page' link on the top or something? I see a totally absurd version of the page on my 30" monitor. With no obvious way to go to the normal page. Not even the url has a…
AMP pages load faster on suboptimal internet. I'm pretty ok with OP having used this.
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#15Dont give up on Tesla, America, hand them some public money instead
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#16My vote for a 'convert submitted amp links to normal links' automatism on HN. Or simply a block like 'You are trying to submit the amp version of a page. Please submit the original'. By the way, shouldnt amp versions automatically have a 'Go to the real page' link on the top or something? I see a totally absurd version of the page on my 30" monitor. With no obvious way to go to the normal page. Not even the url has a…
AMP pages load faster on suboptimal internet. I'm pretty ok with OP having used this.
The irony. The original site loads instantly without JS but the amp one takes longer to load and will not display anything (also without JS).
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#17If you leave voluntarily, I can see your contract could plausibly deny you points on sales completed after you walked. If you are on commission and the tail payment is not paid because they sacked you without cause, I would be surprised if the payment was not still due. It feels like its a part of the conditions of employment you can't avoid by firing somebody simply to downsize. Doubtless some truly shitty employmen…
> If you leave voluntarily, I can see your contract could plausibly deny you points on sales completed after you walked.
There’s also a very good chance that it you are terminated and offered severance, your severance package is contingent on your waiver of all potential claims against the company.
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#18"font-weight: 400;"> is proofreading not a thing anymore?
Probably an bug of the AMP auto-conversion. I bet the full version of the page displays fine.
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#19My vote for a 'convert submitted amp links to normal links' automatism on HN. Or simply a block like 'You are trying to submit the amp version of a page. Please submit the original'. By the way, shouldnt amp versions automatically have a 'Go to the real page' link on the top or something? I see a totally absurd version of the page on my 30" monitor. With no obvious way to go to the normal page. Not even the url has a…
AMP pages load faster on suboptimal internet. I'm pretty ok with OP having used this.
From The Netherlands:
Original [1]: 585.51KB, load: 1.31s
AMP: 918.44KB, load: 1.56s
[1] http://www.thisisinsider.com/tesla-employees-reveal-how-they...
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#20My vote for a 'convert submitted amp links to normal links' automatism on HN. Or simply a block like 'You are trying to submit the amp version of a page. Please submit the original'. By the way, shouldnt amp versions automatically have a 'Go to the real page' link on the top or something? I see a totally absurd version of the page on my 30" monitor. With no obvious way to go to the normal page. Not even the url has a…
AMP pages load faster on suboptimal internet. I'm pretty ok with OP having used this.
Amp adds nothing to make a site faster. The opposite. It adds some mandatory libraries. It just imposes some restrictions on what a page can contain. So the version companies make to be included in amp might be smaller then their original version for that reason.
We should downrank slow bloated sites directly instead. Then companies would have an incentive to make their sites fast from the start.