Jeremy Privett

@atrophius.com did:plc:cc24d75sngf5by7rmdbei2zv

Software Engineer/Manager with 20+ years of experience. Doing something new for tech hiring. I do free career coaching for software developers. Feel free to DM for help/advice (follow up if I miss you)! Hire me 👉 https://www.jeremyprivett.com

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Jeremy Privett (@atrophius.com) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 27 julho 2023. Tem 119 seguidores, segue 379 contas e publicou 74 posts.

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Amyville Hoyrror@amyhoy.bsky.social20/02/2025 23:34
automated transcript tools DO NOT LIKE that i pause in silence instead of saying “umm” so many sentence fragments
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Hazel Weakly@hazelweakly.me18/02/2025 08:42
It feels so backwards to focus primarily on *hiring* world-class talent. I would much rather build a world-class environment that brings out the best in everyone. When you can do that, hiring world-class talent basically always happens. It's beautiful and also far healthier for everyone involved.
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Hazel Weakly@hazelweakly.me18/02/2025 08:42
I was actually just discussing this concept with a CxO the other day. Hiring the perfect 7+/-2 team is, counterintuitively, a *massive* liability to a company. No team lasts forever, and magic teams can't be replaced. Instead, I like to focus on building great systems that *produce* great people.
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Charity Majors@charity.wtf18/02/2025 03:20
But nope! Mostly what we're witnessing is the compound interest of advantage. If you run an engineering org, stop competing for the already pedigreed, and build an org that rewards curiosity, effort, hard work, teamwork, and caring, as well as brains. Build your own fucking pedigree.
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Charity Majors@charity.wtf18/02/2025 03:20
The self-selecting and self-reinforcing nature of pedigree makes us believe that it was predetermined and reflective of individual merit. Today's Ivy Leagues and FAANG employees are like medieval nobility. They look taller, faster, better equipped than the peasants, so we assume they deserve it.
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