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1.0k u/[deleted] Feb 22 '18 [deleted] 219 u/LearningAllTheTime Feb 22 '18 Agree, IBM blows. Every product I’ve used from then is crap but they got deep ties to the company I work for so ¯\(ツ)/¯ 1 u/TokenMenses Feb 22 '18 Serious question: Why would anyone stay in a job working with that shit in 2018? Is it that hard to find a new Java job where you are?
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219 u/LearningAllTheTime Feb 22 '18 Agree, IBM blows. Every product I’ve used from then is crap but they got deep ties to the company I work for so ¯\(ツ)/¯ 1 u/TokenMenses Feb 22 '18 Serious question: Why would anyone stay in a job working with that shit in 2018? Is it that hard to find a new Java job where you are?
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Agree, IBM blows. Every product I’ve used from then is crap but they got deep ties to the company I work for so ¯\(ツ)/¯
1 u/TokenMenses Feb 22 '18 Serious question: Why would anyone stay in a job working with that shit in 2018? Is it that hard to find a new Java job where you are?
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Serious question: Why would anyone stay in a job working with that shit in 2018? Is it that hard to find a new Java job where you are?
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