Hi,
Has anyone turned down a FAANG hardware offer? I have a decent offer from Apple (ICT4), but I don't love the position. This is for an RF role, and my worry is If I turn it down I'm missing out on a good opportunity to break into tech, since RF roles are a bit scarce.
Do companies like Apple/Google/Amazon look at candidates who decline an offer negatively for future roles? If my thoughts on it changed in a year, would I generally be ok to re-apply or would there be a black eye?
I'm also not sure if the offer is reasonable, though levels makes me think it is.
Thanks for any advice.
YOE: 5 + MS.
Current TC: 150
New TC: 270k avg/yr. #engineer #hardware
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Haven't been so far, just torn about giving up a good opportunity to break into tech but taking a job I'm not excited about.
Are you not in tech already if you are working in RF domain?
What is your current company.. ?
ICT4 with 5yoe experience is really good but TC is low band I guess
Having apple in your resume opens more opportunities and you can jump in a year or 2 if you don’t like the work