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Spending a couple of months for a guaranteed 100k raise would be great. Spending those months for a tiny chance of that raise would not.
by mcv 5y ago
Spending a couple of months for a guaranteed 100k raise would be great. Spending those months for a tiny chance of that raise would not.
- jmchuster 5y agoI thought the idea was that if you didn't spend months studying, you'd only have a tiny chance, regardless of how skilled you were. And that the months of studying is what's then required on top to get that offer from at least one of the big five you apply for. That I commonly see complaints about how other people "without" skill were getting job offers just because they put in the months studying, seems to indicate that it's actually quite a generous chance.