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- Not getting promoted Most companies, Lyft, Google and Facebook to name a few, don’t require employees to get promoted beyond level 5. I used to think these folks languishing at this level were losers, but as I grew wiser, I realize that they’ve chosen to spend more time in life on other things. Quite frankly, now I’m th
- I got rejected from all 7 onsite interviews. AMA Google FB Uber (ATG) Cruise (Passed on-site but was rejected during team matching. Recruiter botched interview role) Lyft (Level 5) Airbnb Confluent Having gotten an offer at Uber a year ago I really thought I would have a chance at getting an offer again. I passed all of my phone screens with 100
- Google Data Scientist vs Lyft Research Scientist What is the better career move if long term i am interested in creating production ML algos? This is what RS do at Lyft, while Google DS do metrics and experimentation. But Google is a better brand, more data, safe, likely better WLB (though Lyft seems goos as well), and more teams to move around in
- vote Coming up on 4 years at Lyft and bad at interviewing. Keep trying? Howdy blind. I’m almost at 4 years at L. Total 9 YOE. I’m level 5 aka senior. High ratings mean my TC is a bit under 500k. I’m just a bit burnt out, and even though promo appears to be likely within the next year or so, I feel like starting somewhere new is important for me to feel like I’m progres
- vote Should I expect pay cut moving from Lyft to start up? I got into Lyft with a great offer (TC jumped almost 50% at the time), I assumed it was because I was being severely underpaid at my previous job. I've been interviewing and got an offer from a start up, and TC is 20% lower! Are they intentionally trying to lowball me or is TC at Lyft so inflated t
- Getting near 380 in "TC" but not sure how it compares to real money I'm level 5 at Lyft. 180 base and 25k*"$32" RSU which makes my tc 380 I was L4 at Google and was getting 250 tc with stock prices of those days. I go back and forth between thinking this is a better deal than Google and fomoing Google stocks. I left google about a year ago How should I feel?
- Better title: PM or Director of Product Operations? I have an opportunity to choose either title. The role and pay would be the same otherwise, but I wanted to get some thoughts on which would be perceived as more senior or impressive on a resume. I'm particularly interested to hear from people outside Lyft. Product Manager (level 5 but no one would
- Strategy / Corpdev / Bizdev TC in SF? Hey y’all happy Tuesday. For the guys and gals out in SF, what tends to be the TC progression for strat / development roles at the bigger tech firms (FAANG, Msft, Oracle, Uber, Lyft, etc.)? Currently 4/5 YOE, have done IB and currently in a strategy role at a non-tech firm. What tends to be the TC
- Recent Robotics/Mech grad. Need help Graduated a few months ago seeking entry level hardware/design/software roles. Know basics of CS fundamentals if opportunities arise but open to any engineering roles at any company. Sent over 500 applications, interviewed 5 times, no offers. Open to Canadian/US companies. (Citizen) I'd appreciate
- Looking for Remote/Austin Referrals! (: Been with my company for ~5 years, looking for a new role. Good company with great wlb and benefits, however the work moves too slow and I don't have an interest in staying within financial services. Hoping to break into the tech space, though I don't want to limit myself to only tech companies. My
- Amazon (Toronto, Canada) SDE2 or Lyft L5 (Kyiv, Ukraine) Hello, Recently I got offers from Amazon - SDE2, retail in Toronto. And from Lyft - L5 in new branch in Ukraine. I'm currently based in Kyiv and I was looking for opportunity to relocate preferably for faang level company. Initially I was really happy with amazon although after reading a lot of stu
- Looking for ~400K TC @ Senior Level - which companies am I missing? This is not a tier list, just trying to capture a list of all companies I should consider applying to that meet my TC goals. If you're suggesting a startup please only add those that are very late stage or very popular and have little risk associated (ex. Stripe, Instacart, etc.) These companies ar
- vote Best Companies for Front End (Web) Career? Many of the top companies value back end (and some, mobile) engineering more than web front end engineering, especially when consumer patterns heavily favor mobile development these days. Facebook, Google, Amazon, Lyft, Uber are examples of such companies. At higher levels, it's so much harder to fi
- New Grad Lyft, Uber, Cruise, Airbnb, Google Referrals New grad from Ivy looking for referral to any of the above companies (doesn't seem like they have online apps for new grads, or maybe they're just not open yet). Also interested in Uber ATG and Lyft Level 5 (I have a decent amount of ML/DL experience). Internship experience as QR at prop shop, FB,
- vote Are the pre-2020 unicorns (Uber, Lyft, Airbnb) better in ML and AI than post-2020 (Stripe, Plaid, Coinbase)? I'm the ML world the pre-2020 unicorns usually around gig based companies like Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, etc... Have sponsored major ML conferences and attracted ex FAANG talent to their ranks. A career in these companies is seen as legitimate FAANG level. Now post 2020 we have unicorns like Snowflake, P
- vote Help evaluate offers Obviously there are pros and cons with all of them. Twilio has been doing well recently and will likely grow a lot in coming years. Lyft going IPO this year means potential but not without the risk that it flops. Also it's behind everyone else when it comes to self driving cars. Box offers the highe
- Is it worth interviewing at Amazon ? Currently living in Seattle and world like to stay here. Interviewing with a bunch of companies located here (google, uber, Lyft etc.) Should I interview with Amazon as well ? From what I heard: I. Amazon interview is behavioral heavy these days, which is pretty boring, you can’t even use it as
- Feeling depressed Tier 1 interviews dropping like flies... Im targeting SWE2 level. I need some therapy. I've been very successful in getting Tier 2 offers at the Senior level (>75% success rate), 5 offers and counting but their TC is shit (less than $150k). I hate my fucking job and I'm going to go mental if I don't get something by Nov. I really don't
- Seeking referral for Airbnb, Square, Atlassian, DocuSign, Stripe, Uber, Lyft & Doordash Hey guys. I'm a software engineer with 4.5 years of experience looking to switch out of my role. I would love to move to one of these companies but unfortunately don't know anyone there, so I would really appreciate a referral! I've been prepping for the last 4/5 months and I did about ~250 leetcod
- Leetcode Hard...!!! How many LeetCode Hard Problems have people done before appearing for FAANG, Uber, Microsoft , LinkedIn, Lyft... I am planning to appear for the above companies for Backend Engineering Roles in about 4-5 months... I am able to solve Easy/Medium in decent time limits ( based on other LeetCode threa
- vote Which offer to choose Have the below offers in hand. Which one would you choose if you want to optimize for future career growth? All offers are for Senior position. Here are the pros and cons: 1) Airbnb : Pros: More upside. People are genuinely nice. Strong business with a lot of room for growth Cons: Engineering prob
- CareerLevels at Facebook for PM I interviewed at FB last fall, made it to the on-site, but didn’t get an offer. I was told I could re-apply after 9 months (which would be August). Since then I have been crushing it at my current job (non-FAANG) and got promoted to Sr. Product Manager. LYFT just reached out and has me interested
- DS/DA - Lyft, Airbnb Stripe, Figma, BetterUp, Calm Referrals I'm looking for referrals to places like Lyft, Airbnb, Stripe, Figma, or mental health companies like Headspace/Calm/BetterUp. I have 5 YOE and 2 in tech and finance with academic background and am looking to move into tech again as a Data Scientist. I work as Data Scientist now but don't really l
- Passed Google EM loop; uncertain leveling Hi all- Context: * currently manage an org of 25 engineers across 5 teams at a series C startup (managing managers and staff engineers) * interviewing for director titles at doordash, compass, instacart, lyft, ZipRecruiter, zillow; sr man at google, meta, cruise, coinbase. * have either finished o
- vote Help with deciding on an offer Hi. I'm deciding between offers and would like to know your thoughts on the company outlook, the engineering team quality, and promo opportunities. Which company has a better upside and growth potential mid to long term? Doordash E5: 210k, 700k (4 years), no bonus but refresher program has 6-12% pe
- Twitch/Lyft/Other Referral or advice Hello all, I have close to 5 years of experience in corporate FP&A and am currently a Senior Financial Analyst. I’ve been applying to a variety of tech companies, but despite being seemingly qualified (Running end to end forecast process and presenting to C level executives, modeling experience, bu
- Is now the time to make a change!? Hello, Looking to get some advice on some what could potentially be my next career move. I have about 10 years of sales experience. Been with my current employer for 6 years. 5 years in management, promoted many times and have experience in multiple departments and helped my previous company durin
- Referrals Hello everyone, I'm looking for referrals to any MAANGMULA+ companies. Basically any pre-IPO and large public tech companies that can pay $300K+ Open to most MLE and backend SWE positions. Not really open to DS/Research positions. LC 200+ YOE: 5 years(~2-3 yrs as MLE/SWE, and 2 years as DS) TC: $2
- Not what I had signed up for...need referrals Hello Everyone, I recently switched companies, (been here for not more than 2 months). My new team is great people but the product we are working on is not what I want to do for the next 2 years. We are rewriting a legacy website. On top of it, the website is not a heavily used one so there is no s
- link [AMA] Interview tips after a recent round of offers (380~500k) TLDR: Offers ranging 380k~500k from Facebook, Uber, and 2 other companies. Non-exceptional IC with 5 years of experience. Interview tips are nuanced and its your loss if you don’t read. ### About me ### Software engineer with 5 yoe in the bay. B.Eng (not comp sci) in a well-known school. Mostly se
