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[–] balsoft@lemmy.ml 33 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago)

We actually have a big shortage of talent

That review may lead to changes in roles, responsibilities, and continued employment. Individual outcomes will be communicated directly once decisions are finalized.

Knowing how the hiring/onboarding process works in IT — i.e. how fucking hard it is to find, hire, onboard, train and build up a working relationship with an adequate employee — I strongly doubt they have a "shortage of talent" if they're willing to fire (or even just threaten to fire) people over what amounts to tooling use.

Oh, also, if I got an email threatening my "continued employment" over shit like this I'd be looking for a new job ASAP. And I have been using LLMs for my work for a couple of years now.