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Why are you restricting your scope to startups? Larger companies can afford a longer onboarding/training period, and can be less risk-averse when it comes to un
by bcbrown 12y ago
Why are you restricting your scope to startups? Larger companies can afford a longer onboarding/training period, and can be less risk-averse when it comes to unproven candidates with potential.
Spend 1-2 years at a big company, and then it might be easier to apply to startups.
- anujpasricha 12y agoAren't bigger companies also looking for people who have a solid foundation in algorithms/data structures? Since most of my work has been in hardware, I haven't had a chance to apply these concepts extensively. Which bigger companies would you recommend given my past experience? I also feel that all I need is a chance and then I will learn and adapt as is expected by the job and the company. Is this something most other people also feel?