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If you've ever seen the TV show Silicon Valley, "Big Head" played this archetype very well. There are always a few people in every company who do so. Consider y
by svaha1728 5y ago
If you've ever seen the TV show Silicon Valley, "Big Head" played this archetype very well. There are always a few people in every company who do so. Consider yourself lucky in some ways; you probably haven't rocked anyone's boat, which might catapult you to management and beyond!
If you don't go to management, it's probably worth doing another 5 hours of Leetcode each week. Regardless of how much work you do, the career lifespan at most companies is less than ten years. So you will have to prove you are a coder 4-5 times in your life, and probably at least once when you are over 50.
- 10hr 5y ago5hr/week is probably overkill, unless one wants to coast in FAANGs. I've gotten into companies with one of my only skills being interviewing by just doing a slew of problems for a couple weeks and then interviewing a lot. Inevitably, some company just asks easy/med and I"m good to go