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> not even preparing for them as they’re the predominant format, is just showing a lack of preparation. Why would you spend six months preparing for them when
by Alex3917 6y ago
> not even preparing for them as they’re the predominant format, is just showing a lack of preparation.
Why would you spend six months preparing for them when you could build and launch an entirely new product in the same amount of time, which has a much higher expected value?
- mylons 6y agoI don’t disagree. The author’s stated objective, though, was to find a job and went through this process willingly.
- bootwoot 6y agoDoes it have a higher expected value? If you land the job, you have a guaranteed, pre-specified income. Probably a high one, depending on the company. The massive risk of failure with launching a product should dramatically lower the expected value. Especially since most products, even if successful, won't pay as well as the corporate job.
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- compiler-guy 6y agoThe author had failed at launching two different products over the past few years, so it isn't a gimme at all.
- porb121 6y agoYou must be some incredible entrepreneur for that EV to be much higher. Strong leetcode skills print money with far less uncertainty than starting a company.