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Some Microsoft employees fume over the company's open offer to hire hundreds of OpenAI staff
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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So they need to leave M$ and join OpenAI first. Then they can return with their nice new salary from OpenAI.
/s
No sarcasm necessary. This is literally how tech industry employment works.
Satire, not sarcasm.
In reality most of them do not work in an AI related area and therefore they do not have a chance to pull such a stunt. That's why they are complaining now.
/s is commonly known as sarcasm
It’s neither because that’s actually a proven strategy.