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Being in a major corporation sometimes can play against you: - I see a couple of corporations on your resume, do you have experience working in a startup envir
by RomanPushkin 3y ago
Being in a major corporation sometimes can play against you:
- I see a couple of corporations on your resume, do you have experience working in a startup environment?
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If you have Blind app access, try to search for "I really thought after Google, I should be employable" post
- 5350-uiop-1130 3y agoblind is the most obnoxiously insufferable community. i'm glad they're not employable! TC 0. how's that.
- bogota 3y agoI don’t wish TC 0 on anyone but Blind has to be one of the most toxic communities. I spent a few months on it when working at a FANG adjacent company and after seeing people personally calling out managers and just generally any visible person I stopped using it.
- ben_w 3y agoWhat does "TC 0" mean? I only found (three types of) complexity classification, which clearly doesn't match the context…
- seeekr 3y agoIn this context "TC" probably means "Total Compensation", and "TC 0" meaning "currently not earning anything at all".
- antonp 3y agoMy guess is "total comp 0". Blind has a culture that somewhat turned into a meme that any post should be accompanied by you disclosing your total comp at the bottom of the post. To the original poster: if you're in the EU I can see if I have anything in my network to help you get some interviews. Feel free to reach out.
- hamburglar 3y agoThe idea that TC is a meaningful measure of anything is kind of silly given how incredibly volatile it can be. If you’re working at a company whose stock is on a constant rise, your TC also skyrockets for as long as your RSUs take to vest, and then you often get a cliff-fill, so your TC basically just keeps ratcheting up as a function of the stock price. I’m not complaining, but quoting my TC at you as if it gives me some kind of clout is kinda delusional if 2/3 of that TC is due to the stock doubling since my RSU grant.
- rsynnott 3y agoIt really is an astonishingly nasty community, probably at this point, self-reinforcing; no-one normal is going to stick around.
- raverbashing 3y ago> "I really thought after Google, I should be employable" Well, I can see the employer side as well "After Google" you'll complain about the lack of chef on site, about how the automation tools are not quite like how it was in Google, how "oh in G we used to do that differently" etc
- bdg 3y agoYep. Had multiple ex-Faang folks who couldn't ship the most basic tickets in a startup because there weren't 10 invisible teams making their lives easier.
- rewmie 3y agoI recall reading something how some companies frowned upon FANG candidates because they were concerned the candidates were more trouble than what they were worth. Stuff like the toxic corporate mentality inherited from a FANG, and overestimation of their own ability even if they were actually good. We're talking about things like SDE1s acting like the principal engineer in their new role right out of the gate and nitpicking everything to try to portray themselves as problem solvers at the expense of their whole team. Something similar to a messiah complex coupled with entitlement. This rubs people the wrong way.
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