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There are also plenty of people unhappy with their FAANG jobs and don't want to trade it for a growth-chasing but ultimately unfulfilling startup. Those might b
by wobbly_bush 4y ago
There are also plenty of people unhappy with their FAANG jobs and don't want to trade it for a growth-chasing but ultimately unfulfilling startup. Those might be tempted to join a more robust startup.
- hirvi74 4y agoReally? Why? I thought FAANG jobs were the closest thing to heaven on earth. Okay, I am being obnoxious, but seriously, this is first I have heard of this. Do you know why? Surely it can't be the remote work thing. I would assume there has to more to this.
- ShamelessC 4y agoHave you ever worked for a large company? Some people thrive there, others would rather die. I assume it's mostly about that.
- wobbly_bush 4y agoIt's the constraints that come from working in a large team/company - the bureaucracy, the politics, the kind of work (focusing more on scaling vs fun features). A lot more features can be tried out in a startup due to their smaller scale, but not if growth is the only thing they care about.
- za3faran 4y ago
- dnissley 4y agoThose people already left or are on their way out soon, and there is a fresh crop every year
- wobbly_bush 4y agoThere are still many who are coasting along because there is no better alternative.