That begs the question, why do you want to work at a FAANG? Money? Supposed “prestige”, new challenges? If you want to solve tough business problems, outside o

That begs the question, why do you want to work at a FAANG? Money? Supposed “prestige”, new challenges? If you want to solve tough business problems, outside of the cloud consulting departments - Google, Microsoft, and Amazon all have them - you may not like it, It is a completely different culture. I work with service teams (the developers who build services) at AWS all of the time advocating for features/enhancements that would help customers based on my interactions with the customers. I’m also a contributor to a couple of popular open source projects sponsored by the company. I have never been tempted to try to transfer over. But I’m at the point in my life/career that the marginal value of another dollar means less than it did a few years ago.