Want to join Asana, the L4 "software engineer, production engineering" role was presented as a ML Infra role. The Vmware software engineer Role is AWS facing. Which is the better career move? former SDE at Microsoft Azure. yoe: 2 #software #vmware #asana #compare #resume can folks from either companies chime in for career growth as SWE?
do you have offers in hand or just playing what ifs? lol
No not playing lol
how was the asana interview
It's a question of "Production Engineer" vs "Software Engineer" Nothing wrong with PE, but if you want to stick with traditional Software for your career, stick with a traditional SWE. Not sure if VMware is that, but if it is, I would take that over Asana.
Except asana isn't strictly production engineering it's a hybrid SWE and pe role though unlike fb. They said it was closer to google SWE-SRE I can switch to other SWE roles if I want. I don't think it's exactly a question of pe vs SWE.
+1, SWE-PE is different than PE. Backend dev role with production engineering. Roblox about that bro culture?
Stick to Asana, much safer than VMWare and it is not like Meta's PE role. It is more of a backend role. Hock Tan will enforce RTO and layoffs.
VMware is sinking ship, Avoid
How is it a sinking ship when someone agreed to pay $69 Billion for it?
You are self answering yourself
You got an offer from Asana? You must be white
hahahahahah why
one interviewer was white.
What's the difference between swe and pe? Did you negotiate yet?
It's not a pe role. Check other replies.
Are you taking it? Seems weird that they aren't up for negotiation. what's your current tc?
I’d stay away from VMW until post-Broadcom acquisition / their layoffs