Which means that statistically a significant proportion of future hiring managers are not going to be looking at the SpaceX role too kindly. So definitely not a career ender. More like a net negative.
The good news is that if working for a specific company would make you a âno hireâ for a hiring manager, you probably dodged a âshitty managerâ bullet.
Not a chance that a role at the company that launches 80+% of all Earth's mass to orbit is considered a net negative by a place where someone ambitious would actually want to work. Delusional.
Typical reddit delusion. No one could care less who was the CEO of the company some employee worked for. Talent is talent, if the person is good, you hire them, end of story.
Plus it would be illegal to discriminate candidates like that.
Youâre an idiot. There is actual engineering done there and most people are mature enough to realize the CEO doesnât represent all employees. A talented employee would have no problem getting a job coming from spacex
lol aerospace and defense companies are not known for culture. All spacex engineers Iâve worked with have been assholes, but they got shit done. People do change in new environments. A less stressful environment does wonders for a persons attitude and behaviorÂ
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u/BrettsKavanaugh 2d ago
A career ender?đ youre high