I'm reasonably happy with my senior SWE role, salary and long term opportunities at my company, but Google is a dream and I'd drop it all for it.
But I want to be realistic about my chances. I'm NOT a CS major, so it would take me quite
some studying to master the data structure, algorithms, etc.
So here's the dilemma, do I invest the next 3-6 mo studying CS basics for a Google interview or I spend my time growing my career at my company?
Anyone in similar situation?
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An offer from Google, for me, would be different; a validation. I wouldn't care as much about the money as I would just knowing that I got an offer from arguably the most in demand company.