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I forgot to say: I also don't get why companies ask about long-term goals. Almost all the engineers I know stay around 2-3 years at any given company and then t
by sdevonoes 5y ago
I forgot to say: I also don't get why companies ask about long-term goals. Almost all the engineers I know stay around 2-3 years at any given company and then they move on to another. I think companies expect this as well (and probably some of them encourage it, as in: they let their senior engineers leave and hire fresh junior ones for less money. We all know the story: Joe switched from company A to company B because company B is offering him a 20% increase in his salary. Company A couldn't offer him that raise because of reasons, so they let him go")
- thanatos519 5y agoI expect they ask about long-term goals because they want to put you in the Individual Contributor bucket or the Management bucket, And they're all made out of ticky-tacky And they all look just the same.
- sdevonoes 5y agoHonest (and perhaps naive) question: why do they need to do that? Most of the employees will be gone in 3 years, no time for a great change in their careers at all.