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Tangentially related, is it worth it to do the leetcode grind and all the FAANG-interview preparations if I'm always planning on working remote? Are there remot
by claudiulodro 3y ago
Tangentially related, is it worth it to do the leetcode grind and all the FAANG-interview preparations if I'm always planning on working remote? Are there remote companies with FAANG-level compensation that would warrant this sort of interview prep?
- thomaslangston 3y agoYes
- actualwill 3y agoI imagine a FAANG salary allowing fully remote would be a very competitive position.
- xyzelement 3y agoThere are a ton of remote roles at every FAANG too. If you are good and they want you, you can negotiate for those. Being able to interview and get good offers helps your story. Even if your story ends up using those offers as leverage elsewhere.
- ldjkfkdsjnv 3y agoIts the difference between making 400k+ a year and retiring early, versus grinding away on software
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- TrackerFF 3y agoHow many FAANG engineers do you know that have retired early, compared to the FAANG those that didn't / still work?
- VirusNewbie 3y agoNetflix still hires remote. I'm guessing for the right team and with the right resume you can get remote at Amazon, Google or Meta right now if you have enough seniority. Finally, I think most companies are using some LC type questions. Asking if you should practice leetcode is like someone asking if they should get in shape. Vehemently the answer is 'yes to some degree', and the rest just depends on your goals.
- weeznerps 3y ago100% yes. I did this 2.5 years ago, got a remote FAANG job, and more than 3x'd my comp. Remote FAANG-level comp is harder than to get than it was during COVID, but it is still possible.