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I've had similar experiences and it's ok. After all, we are always learning as well.

Depends on country and sometimes local jurisdiction. For example, if the employee is or claims to be a member of a minority the hiring manager and the company can be in hot water rather soon.

Not my chips though. Some are full of compromises because we must cram in more than usually fits. Design rules get chucked, electro-migration enters, the thing doesn't have to live for very long so it can be done. But all this does not unfold until the actual chip design begins, when the first hard collision with a design rule comes along, and then another. Which is why I am honest and always write that into the architecural spec that they get for bidding.

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Absolutely. I loved interviewing. It's exhausting, but a lot of fun. Well, except the travel part.

That's just a matter of paperwork. If it's not working it should be easy to document.

Groundrules are well known ahead of time. As far as fitting goes, just buy the next size up. ;-) BTDT. It only hurts the bottom line a little.

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James Arthur is particularly depressing example of the dedicated right wing nitwit. His "exact dollar amounts" represent an object lesson in how to lie with statistics.

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Sure. He trashed what was left of the trade unions, and started the great export of blue collar jobs out of the country, which has a lot to with precipitate decline in the U.S. balance of trade that started during his presidency and hasn't stopped yet.

Allan Greenspan's autobiography is particularly candid on this point.

All this suited rich right-wingers, and they've idolised the swine ever since.

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Exactly, but that takes a lot of time. Weeks, at least.

Doesn't work, mine often have to go into medical devices where size is non-negotiable. We've had chips where the corners were being chamfered just to be able to get them in. The chip designer's face was priceless. "You want to do *WHAT*?"

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If you don't believe anyone then call U-Haul. Assuming you do have a telephone :-)

Bill, you are becoming rather evasive when hard proof shows you were wrong.

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Weeks is not a long time. If it's a bad situation it should be known soon after hiring. If something changes after, it's probably better for all to figure out what went wrong.

Is that when you do your "*PHUT!*".

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The idiot could do the same experiment online, between as many locations as his little pig desires.

Becoming? Surely you jest.

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