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My advice is to work for the largest company you can get into for your first job. The experience, either great or shitty, is capped at both ends i.e. corporate
by glitchc 4y ago
My advice is to work for the largest company you can get into for your first job. The experience, either great or shitty, is capped at both ends i.e. corporate structure limits how shitty or great it can possibly get.
If the experience is positive, then great, stick around. If not, the name of a large company on your resume (ideally at least two years), will make it much easier to find your next gig, as large companies are easily recognizable for their products and branding.
- CabSauce 4y agoI don't know that I really agree with this (based solely on my experiences). I've worked for big, medium and small companies. Big companies may tend to lock you into narrow job roles, outdated technology, and horrible bureaucracy. With medium and smaller companies, you're going to learn a lot more about actually getting things done. Likely in broader areas. But it does depend on what a person is looking for.