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The unemployment rate for a good engineer in the valley is negative -- everyone is being poached by identical-sounding startups, all the time.

Whatever a competitor is willing to pay, the company that provided the training can just pay that and not risk their employees being poached.

Interesting that they were the only characters poached from Ronnia and now replaced with something more familar.

Even with the no-poaching agreement, developer salaries are usually pretty high in those companies (especially for employees worthy of being poached).

> Whatever a competitor is willing to pay, the company that provided the training can just pay that and not risk their employees being poached.

Uber recently poached a bunch of the top people from CMU's robotics department and has announced plans to lease a 53,000 square foot facility.

I was specifically poached from one department by another for a new position within my company.

I eat ramen a few times every month, and I usually add eggs (poached, sunny-side up, etc.) and green onions.

Years ago I worked with someone whose father hunted/poached alligators in the south for a living.

I value LWN and would like to see its subscriber numbers increase, not have its content poached by content aggregators.

Everyone knows that startups die when the lead engineer gets poached.

My father-in-law regularly has his doctoral students poached by Wall Street because they have extensive training in developing mathematical models and using partial diff eq's.

If this were truly a recruiter's dream, we'd see this company's employees getting "poached " left and right.

I'm trying to remember the author and book, about the "Go" PDA who had their idea arguably poached by Microsoft.

The engineers involved are like fish or game, simply being taken away by someone else If someone chooses to go to work for another company, they aren't being "poached".