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Wow nice of you to assume it was a job in customer service. She’s a core part of the team scaling a multi billion dollar product to global markets and shooting
by Swizec 6y ago
Wow nice of you to assume it was a job in customer service. She’s a core part of the team scaling a multi billion dollar product to global markets and shooting to do trillions in transactions within a few years. Thankyouverymuch
And trust me the interviews for that are just as grueling as they are for engineering. Solid 7 hours of on-site followed by business case studies for homework.
But unlike engineering, you can’t skirt by as a pure code monkey who can leetcode. You have to actually know how to do the job in a real world context.
- bobobob420 6y agoHahaha you think technical business interviews are more challenging than se interviews. Do an interview for Jane street or two sigma :) I have all the cracking the case interview books by people who go ran mckinsey and other firms, it’a a joke
- Swizec 6y agoNo I’d guess they’re similarly challenging just in different ways.
- bobobob420 6y agoYou really think they are similarly challenging in any way? I have a brother who is a VP at a big consulting firm and have first hand knowledge how the interviews are conducted and how candidates prepare for them. The level of skill that is required for a candidate in Software Enginering at a similar company (fangaa) is immense and the competition is ruthless. It’s disingenuous to say the interviews are similarly challenging in any case. If you can provide some points or thoughts on how they are similar in level of challenge I would greatly appreciate it.