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The way this is worded seems to assume that anyone at Facebook is able to leave a job without any risk. No regard for the responsibilities they might have and o
by rovr138 5y ago
The way this is worded seems to assume that anyone at Facebook is able to leave a job without any risk. No regard for the responsibilities they might have and on top of that, add all the interview prep, grinding leetcode, etc. they might have to go.
It’s not so easy sometimes.
- smt88 5y ago> the interview prep, grinding leetcode, etc. they might have to go In my experience, once you have Facebook engineering on your resume, you don't have to do much interview prep and you certainly don't need to "grind leetcode". It's declined a bit recently, but for years, just having "ex-Facebook engineer" was enough to raise money as a CTO of a startup, even if the person just had a few years of experience out of college.