About me: A software engineer with 15 years of experience (ex-Shopify, ex-HubSpot), with prior engineering management experience. I work on the backend, did data engineering in the past and am looking for a role in backend/data infra.
I worked as a manager at a local German company in Germany with a strong Worker's Council team. Performance Management was run through them, they had comments, the process was adapted and managers were onboarded. This is not to say that performance management doesn't suck in general (because once you start having metrics, people start gaming them and you're almost superimposing it on people's way of working), but the Worker's Council didn't block it, because at the end of the day it was neither invasive nor exploitative.
I haven't used Nim but your comment made me remember that language, yeah it was forgotten but I am not sure if it's completely abandoned, it seems that their team has been launching new language releases on a nice cadence: https://nim-lang.org/blog.html
Thanks for referencing Dybvig's compiler course, can you point me to the course materials online, or share them with us here, if it's not an issue of copyrights of course?
I tried looking the course materials online but the Indiana University website gave me a 404 error page when I tried to access the course from Dybvig's website.
Fully remote: Yes (and open to hybrid in Munich)
Willing to relocate: No
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aalhour/
Website: https://aalhour.com/
GitHub: https://github.com/aalhour
Resumé/CV: available on request (has personal contact info)
Email: a.z.alhour(at)gmail(dot)com
Technologies: Go, Python, Java, k8s, docker, AWS (backend/data infra)
About me: A software engineer with 15 years of experience (ex-Shopify, ex-HubSpot), with prior engineering management experience. I work on the backend, did data engineering in the past and am looking for a role in backend/data infra.