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Macys.com | iOS and Android Developers, QE Automation | San Francisco | ONSITE

The Macy's mobile app team is looking for seasoned engineers who are interested in solving challenging problems in retail. Our apps receive several hundred thousand daily active users throughout the year. As our customer base continues to grow, we are looking to scale our team so that the customer continues to receive the excellent shopping experience she has come to expect from us. Furthermore, we are exploring the ways that emerging technologies, such as AR/VR, can enhance the shopping experience.

Skills: 3+ years in mobile app development.

For more information, please contact me directly: aaron dot pramana at macys

Macys.com | iOS and Android Developers | San Francisco | ONSITE

The Macy's mobile app team is looking for seasoned engineers who are interested in solving challenging problems in retail. Our apps receive several hundred thousand daily active users throughout the year. As our customer base continues to grow, we are looking to scale our team so that the customer continues to receive the excellent shopping experience she has come to expect from us. Furthermore, we are exploring the ways that emerging technologies, such as AR/VR, can enhance the shopping experience.

Skills: 3+ years in mobile app development.

For more information, please contact me directly: aaron dot pramana at domain.

A couple days ago, I needed a new cordless landline phone and wanted to try out Prime Now. It was impressive that I could track my courier's location and have it arrive within half an hour - only problem was that it was the wrong model. I've ordered hundreds of things from Amazon and can't recall ever receiving an incorrect item. To make matters worse, the CS rep I spoke to said they couldn't send couriers to do returns or exchanges: I had to UPS it 2,000 miles to Kentucky. Winning the ecommerce delivery race won't mean anything unless Amazon can maintain its high accuracy rate and positive user experience.

Another reason I didn't see mentioned: many open floor plan spaces are still permitted as light-industrial spaces. Due to the intricacies of the city's zoning laws and unfortunate politics, landlords are at a greater risk of receiving a zoning violation for leasing space to a tech company than they would be if they found a "blue-collar" tenant.

Really awesome tool - I'm not sure how (or if) it handles multiple locations, but the listing for TrueCar gets plotted at "Santa Monica Way, SF" rather than Santa Monica and SF.

I was about to make this comparison when I realized that (at least in SF) it's more apt to think of Airbnb as the result of overregulation of the monthly rental housing market. Those laws, rather than helping the tenants they were designed to protect, have pushed landlords to enter a different market. At public hearings, I've seen very few representatives from the hospitality industry and far more from tenant groups and apartment associations.

If I had to guess, I think hotels are less concerned about Airbnb because, while they both belong to the same market, they each have slightly different niches to serve and demand in the market is already high.