These days UEFI/ME are backdoored at best anyways
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people refuse to learn the platform, because nobody promotes using the platform (facebook-react, vercel-next, etc)
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Email: contact@qwelias.meThat's true from eng perspective, yes, but try explaining it to an average manager who has a few seniors and a dozen mids/juns for the same cost as seniors.
He'll tell you magical "knowledge transfer" and won't think twice about making a raise for seniors and will proceed on hiring people to "transfer" the knowledge to.
Jumping companies is the best way to get a raise, that's the truth for most places. Everything else is just more reasons to do so. Usually that's because you don't actually need a good specialist for a long time. Maintenance could be done by juniors/mids.
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Email: contact@qwelias.meinteresting how a terminal nowadays needs a whole company with career options and venture funds backing, unless you're trying to make a bloated product out of it ofc
don't get me wrong, it looks great as it is right now, but i'm very sceptical about it's future