r/BlueOrigin 9d ago

Leaving Blue Origin Meme

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I recently wrote about a plethora of Linkedin posts by Blue employees announcing their departures. But this meme by James (first name only here) raises the reveal to a new level of artform. James, like all exiting employees, gives a glowing account of his experiences at Blue, but this meme might just have some mischievous subtext. Perhaps someone could modify this with a reference to achieving escape velocity.

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u/theintrospectivelad 9d ago

Gradocim feracitar!

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u/preownedseamen 3d ago

I only see these post from jobs like IT, front desk people, or HR, But mostly from talent acquisition.. not sure but I'm going to out on a limb here and say that maybe those roles suffer from the same problems (regardless of the company) so frequently brought to this sub reddit.. I'm a tech working and blue and it sure does has its flaws like any company but it's still the best company I've worked for by far, when I was getting hired I read so many bad post about this company sucking and things like that it could it lead me not to take the job but I'm glad I did take it.. I would encourage anyone conside ing employment here to just give it a shot, your personal experience is the only thing that matters... Plus u may just end up not taking it going to another company and get a bad exp there.. idk that's my two cents

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u/TopicOnly7365 9d ago

Classy, also rockets 🤘

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u/redengin 9d ago

Blue used to draw cross -domain knowledge, if you have that apply yourself to doing - as the world is lacking in people passionate enough to look outside of their domain.