Who has a higher burn out rate engineers at FAANG or an Ibanker? If there are other professions that make a lot of money but seem More stressful than the options let us know below!
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So this question is kinda moot.
Actual answer depends on personality. If you love the banking hustle, you will thrive in the ibank gutters. If you are not genuinely into engineering, you will hate your life at any tech firm FANG or not. I know people who changed in both directions. Pick a profession you are passionate about and there is no such thing as burn out, but YMMV :)
https://youtu.be/MDDukLyXY-M
The hours are just a killer. You wake up on Monday knowing that even if you're tired, that's the most rest and energy you're going to have until Saturday morning. It destroys you psychologically. Does tech have these kinds of hours?
I envy the six figure earners in the FO but I don't envy how hard they had to work. And plenty of people burned out before they could make that real money.