35B and rapidly growing/expanding, seems to have a good, potentially profitable business model and solid engineering culture.
Why do people use FAANG as a baseline? Amazon has an extremely questionable hiring bar.
Amazon isn't in FANG silly. It's Facebook, Airbnb, Netflix and Google.
Looks like Dropbox is saltyyyy
The FANG acronym really needs to die. Historically, the context came from Jim Cramer who used it to abbreviate high growth-potential large-cap tech stocks. Stripe is not one of them. With that said I vote for GAANDU as the new tech prestige acronym.
It’s like Ivy League, which is a sports conference. There are plenty of top schools that are not in the Ivy League. But people say Ivy and generally mean the top N schools. FANG has become the same thing.
We should call FSANG. Sounds more Asian.
I vote to bring back the GAANDU.
What's D? Dropbox?
Dreamfarce
The GAANDU companies. 🤣🤣
No. You can get paid I guess but it’s a shitty company + shitty product. The founders got paid and now they fuck off doing podcasts and making dumb shit like Atlas.
Time to call it FAANGS.