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I've been interviewing with some companies, and now I have to decide between JPMorgan Chase and Globant.
Globant is more innovative, and has remote work. I will enter to work with a Sillicon Valley startup based in San Francisco. The tech stack is React, Nextjs, AWS, and a serverless architecture.
JPM is semi remote, and less innovative. The tech stack Java, SpringBoot and AWS. But I'd do more migration tasks, like dockerize projects and pass them to kubernetes. What would you choose?
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FIS India WFH extended till Dec 2022 ✌️
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Houston downtown JW vs Westin.. Thoughts?
Can we cut down on this WWIII hype already?
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I can’t imagine the AA A-team is working in delta hubs.
Just realized my post was a bit unclear, sorry! Context is that I only fly delta out of my home airport, but 3 of these 4 AA flights have actually been out of an AA hub (DFW)
Has anyone singing the praises of Delta just not ever been to Atlanta or…
30+ years in Atlanta, 5 years in Charlotte...ATL and Delta has given me much better experience and service.
Chief
Flying AA was your first mistake, OP. Never fly AA when DL is an option.
You clearly didn’t fly United a couple years back.
Of on-time is your priority fly Delta
Anecdotal evidence is great, but you can look on the one time and performance data and the difference is 2-3% in most months for the overall nationwide flight routing with AA outperforming or equaling Delta’s performance depending on the month (i.e., Delta had major meltdowns a few months ago).
It’s just bad luck - Delta’s famed operational efficiencies being far superior to everyone is a vestige of the past - they’re still solid but not as clear of an industry leader when they had on-time rates in the mid 80%’s. They literally cancelled 10% of their entire summer bookings many of them last minute and are performing 5-10% below 2019 levels due to lack of staff.
Source: https://www.farandwide.com/s/north-american-airlines-on-time-029d336d0c3e49d4 2021 OAG data has Delta at #3 and American at #5 with a 79.6% vs 78.1% on time rate and a 4.6% vs 5.7% cancellation rate for over 150k flights.
There are tons of cancelations and service issues going on right now but even if that were not the case an airline at a non hub is usually lowest on the chain and first to get cancelled, moved to the back of the line etc
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Send them some feedback complaining about all the delays - there's a good chance they'll throw you some miles and a half-hearted apology.
I didn’t fly AA even when they were a huge client of my old firm.
Could be worse, you could be on Spirit