globe.

The U.S. diplomatic campaign has so far managed to convince counterparts in Canada, Australia, Japan and New Zealand to restrict Huawei.

The beef worsened last week when Canadian authorities arrested Huawei’s chief financial officer, Sabrina Meng, at the request of U.S. authorities.

They were set to ramp up the pressure in a coordinated release of indictments and statements this week slamming Beijing for continued aggression in cyberspace and for violating a 2015 agreement on cyber espionage activities, the Washington Post reported.

Pressure on EU governments is rising by the week for more public criticism of Huawei.

These moves add fuel to an escalating trade war between the United States and China. Trump previously used such judicial procedures as bargaining chips in his feud with Chinese counterparts over trade barriers and market access,the company are incapable of being on time to
those meetings, and you can probably guess as to one of the reasons I'm moving
on to another company. The meetings are usually also at short notice and the
person who requests it will universally be late to their own meeting.

I see excessive meetings and calls as a failure of written communication
skills. The people I see organising the most meetings are also those who are
least adept at understanding writing, and the worst at communicating via it
themselves. There's definitely an art to being a good written communicator,
and maybe there should be more emphasis placed on it when recruiting in tech
roles.

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I must work at the same place

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GordonS
True story:

A project I was on earlier in the year was full on Agile, with _constant_
meetings - daily