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Sounds like your job is the software engineering equivalent of fighting parking tickets. ETL is basically the type of problem you get in CS 101, transform a se
by panzagl 5y ago
Sounds like your job is the software engineering equivalent of fighting parking tickets. ETL is basically the type of problem you get in CS 101, transform a set of inputs into an output. There's obviously a lot of value in that, but it's hardly the sum of all SE/CS. You've done that for 4 years, have no formal background, and now you expect, what exactly? To get a half million a year offer from a FAANG based on your algorithmic excellence? You may have valuable skills and experience, but they are not in type of things leetcode tests- your next step should be further up the chain in architecture and management, not chasing some dream dev job.