bato
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
Looks like your sentence is incomplete.
How many of us have had to work with "that guy" who interviews really well, but sucks at his job and coast for 6 months before people finally realise how rubbish at his job he is and he finally gets the boot. In more extreme cases they even get promoted over you and become your manager in spite of their incompetence.
Especially in light of the numerous studies that show that people (men AND women) keep assuming on your technical skills solely based on genders.
Any and every group would be spammed to death by Brazilians until you gave up and left them one by one.
I wish my electricity was that cheap.
As for the main point itself, I can imagine the intent was to make sure supercharger station are actually available for someone on a long distance trip, but it is quite poorly worded.
It doesn't replace face to face interviews but I can see it as a good example of "how would face this real life situation you would encounter if you got the job?"
Instead of you know, assisting the police with their enquiries, teaching their kids it's not ok to slice open people, volunteering for search parties to find the victims, organising groups to walk kids to and from school, etc.
Still a bit hit and miss but getting better every day.
They do come with a more favourable termination notice and retirement plan as well so it's not all bad.
Which is why outages usually match Azure outages.