> I personally don't care what FAANG does. They all sound like horrible companies to work for, and I don't care for the products they produce either. They're s

> I personally don't care what FAANG does. They all sound like horrible companies to work for, and I don't care for the products they produce either. They're still market movers: if they dump a lot of talent, that will affect wages, and the people who work at those companies learn habits that they bring to other companies. I don't particularly "like" them, but I'm very concerned that they slowly fizzle out rather than make sudden moves.