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Why not? Most normal people would take that as a sign that the founder has already had a sucessful career in tech, because "FAANG" don't hire mediocre workers.
by Erlich_Bachman 6y ago
Why not?
Most normal people would take that as a sign that the founder has already had a sucessful career in tech, because "FAANG" don't hire mediocre workers. The journalists knowing this trend, use this information to communicate this to people, speaking in their language. (Also this language makes some sense as well.) I don't see a problem.
- biolurker1 6y agoThat makes people desperately fighting for a job for a year there so they can have that honorable title. Not bad per se
- driverdan 6y ago> because "FAANG" don't hire mediocre workers Their propaganda is working well I see. Having a Stanford degree and being able to answer CS questions (two things FAANG companies love) does not guarantee you'll be a good worker.