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If you had a choice to do it over from your first job and want to maximize learning over TC, which of these would be your best choice ? #msft #amazon #palantir #hudsonriver #netflix #uber #lyft #github #citadel #capitalone #jpmorgan #twilio #twitter #linkedin
That sounds like a good path also. Meta to boost your resume and learning then startup to further grind across all the stack most likely therefore more learning the. It’s easier to go from there.
Big-Tech -> Growth stage startup -> Early stage startup It helps to know what the end-state looks like so that you can make good decisions at earlier stage companies. The challenge is likely hardest at growth stage because requirements change so rapidly, but if you can make that succeed and then hop back to a super early stage one you’ll be better equipped to see it through the later stages whilst having the advantage of being an early employee with significant ownership and decision making power.
Thanks for your vision.
IMO best route is starting at google or any company with good engineering background. Then take learnings those elsewhere. Meta grown folks (specifically high product ics) cant cut elsewhere because they lack engineering fundamentals. There is still a lot of garbage code / practices around here. Amazon isnt conducive for learning and its not for everyone due to high PIP culture. I saw many anxiety filled new grad’s during my time there. Start up - there isnt much learning to be done because of small scale - unless you’re building with many people who have done it before. But its a terrible first starting spot imo.
Why on earth are you putting Bloomberg in the same sentence as Google and MS?!?
Hahaha 😅 well i heard they’re pretty goods when it comes to distributed systems idk 🤷 just a newbie here looking for advise
Definitely a high growth startup with good talent. You will not learn as much in big tech
Yeah that’s my thought as well. In big tech it’s mostly maintenance engineering, if you’re lucky maybe your team will be able to ship a product after 3 years? Not sure but i definitely think it’s harder to really grow in big company
I want to learn as much faster before jumping jobs for Compensation
Meta -> Startup -> Other Big Tech
Meta aint good for learning.