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Hi fishes, My interview with Microsoft for SE2 was scheduled and cancelled a day before. Neither I received any email regarding cancellation nor the recruiter informed me. Two days later I got an email saying Microsoft is freezing hiring for certain departments and the recruiter is ghosting me. Will I even get a chance to interview atleast?
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Predictably, Elon’s antics are running Twitter into the ground. Advertisers are down 42%. This was always a terrible move, but I think him making himself CEO and spokesperson was even worse. He could have brought in a competent person with social media experience who wasn’t controversial. If this trajectory does not change Elon will be forced to sell, or a competitor will emerge and eclipse Twitter.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/twitters-advertising-truth-hurts-11670706720

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Waiting for some partner to chime in about how they like solving complex problems and helping clients but ignore that they are doing it for a hefty paycheck and not for free.
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Point is not everyone decides jobs completely on a money basis. It's ok if other things matter to you.
I made up so much fluff about why I wanted to work at PwC when I was a campus hire. Truth is it was money
I agree with this sentiment but at some point you have enough money (I’m nowhere near that) and motivational factors other than money become primary. Nobody is going to work for free obviously, but the compensation becomes secondary. An extreme example but I doubt Tim and Bob are really in it for the paycheck at this point.
Yup.
Mr Crabs
Not true. People works at mckinsey because they love to sell opiods to kids and persecute human rigths defenders in arabia.
Money is just a nice add-on
And which firm are you at