Tech Moves: Amazon VP leaves for Lime; MicroVision and Slalom name execs; Microsoft departures
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Senior leaders rotating from cloud and big tech into climate, infra, and consulting is a reminder that AI-era leverage is shifting toward operators who can translate between heavy assets, software, and policy. If you’re hiring for VP/C-suite roles, bias toward candidates with cross-domain experience rather than pure software pedigrees.
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