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Any updates for Sky employees under Global Product org ?

Any updates for Sky employees under Global Product org ? We’ve been completely left in the dark about what’s going to happen to us. Are engineers within Sky’s Fraser division likely to be affected more , given that this division is moving to Comcast?


Fake Degrees and Fake Experience

Let's validate the education and background of ALL employees. Many of the employees at #chase may have fake degrees and make up experience on their resumes, irrespective of their nationality.

Why doesn't USCIS conduct in-person tech interviews at the consulates or before approving H-1B or other work visas? The companies openly abuse the interview process. They all know that the candidates are not qualified. Managers just want to use their budgets. H1B slaves are the easiest to hire because citizens know their rights and they would question them.


High chance of performance review contaminated

It's funny that leaderships claimed that layoff is performance based.

I think, the moment that was announced, the performance review process would have become compromised.

Review result decides the victims, so do you honestly think managers only judge based on actual performance? That's so funny.


Trust

I watched the movie Gladiator II the other day. 2 things struck me: 1) as leaders, be careful whom you trust - they may not have your best interest (or that of the “empire”) in mind 2) it’s much easier to tear down than to build up.

The Virgil quote really resonated with me: “The gates of he-l are open night and day; smooth the descent, and easy is the way. But to return and view the cheerful skies, in this the task and mighty labor lies."


How should I raise a concern about a sof lead hiring their spouse onto the same team?

I’m trying to understand the company’s policy and process for potential conflicts of interest in hiring. If a software lead hires their spouse onto the same team, is that allowed under our policies? Are there requirements for disclosure, independent hiring decisions, or safeguards to ensure the process is impartial?

I’m not looking to identify anyone or make assumptions about a particular hiring decision. I’d appreciate guidance on where employees can find the relevant policy and which appropriate channel can explain how these situations are handled.

I’d keep the post free of names, team details, or other information that could identify the people involved. Seeing both people still at work doesn’t by itself tell you what review or decision may have taken place.