Tech IndustryFeb 13, 2020
NewDrJuice

Best FAANG company for improving skills?

I understand that many like the work-life balance of say Google or Facebook more than say Amazon or Tesla. And also the onsite benefits tend to have people gravitate more towards companies with them. I'm specifically, utterly focused on growth in skills and general acumen, work output, and business understanding. Given that is the only criteria, e.g. throw work-life balance, benefits, free food, niceness of mangers etc. out the window, what would be the best FAANG or FAANG-like company to work with, in your opinion? #FAANG #worklifebalance #facebook #google #amazon #netflix #tesla #microsoft

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Google 🍑☁️ Feb 13, 2020

Not Google, because all the technologies you learn are specific to Google

Google g6a27 Feb 13, 2020

Will have to disagree. While the tools are Google specific, the ideas and concepts aren't. Google has given me a lot of learning opportunities in domains that I would have otherwise not qualified for.

Google 🍑☁️ Feb 13, 2020

That's probably equally true at the other faangs, with the difference being that at them, both the tool knowledge and the domain knowledge are transferrable.

Microsoft topcontrib Feb 13, 2020

Definitely not google. FB likely and then Amazon

Splunk koolaidd Feb 13, 2020

Perhaps a start-up where you can wear multiple hats and have bigger impact?

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Grrom Feb 13, 2020

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Daimler DDhenier Feb 13, 2020

How many ?

Microsoft saulgoodmn Feb 13, 2020

Facebook for sure Google defo not

Amazon GoNiners Feb 13, 2020

What makes you think Facebook has better WLB than Amazon lmaaaooo I've learned more at a faster rate in Amazon than I have any other tech company. Definitely made me a better engineer

JPMorgan Chase (๑•﹏•) Feb 13, 2020

I really don't think as of this point that people are switching their technologies once they have started working in it. I don't think that people move from stack to stack.. it's allot harder specially if you bring in there build tools, testing tools, and then the actual scope of the tech stack... It can be over whelming. Perhaps if someone can shed some light as to how much knowledge have they acquire in a particular tech or in multiple of them.

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T-Mobile cash💶 ==🤴🏻 Feb 15, 2020

Why amzn. I don't see anything helpful for transferring job here. Everything is internal

T-Mobile cash💶 ==🤴🏻 Feb 17, 2020

Fair point but may depends on team. My team aint good

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anonuser0 Feb 21, 2020

Are we going to put Tesla in the acronym?