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> their career has been less about accumulating 10-15 years of progressively more complex experience This is difficult to avoid because most companies don't ha
by bluefirebrand 3y ago
> their career has been less about accumulating 10-15 years of progressively more complex experience
This is difficult to avoid because most companies don't have a progressively more complex requirements for people to learn from.
- KRAKRISMOTT 3y agoThen either jump jobs or get promoted. This is the nature of tech. High risk, high reward. Work for the public sector e.g. US Digital Service if you just want something boring and stable.
- Anon1096 3y agoFor a lot of people the only option is to jump jobs. At small and mid size companies, it's literally not possible to have the impact of an L6+ Google equivalent most of the time. Rough for people not working in the tech industry and wanting to get in, but that's why you get downleveled and honestly it's usually appropriate even if your previous title was staff and now you're a SWE2 or senior.