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faangiq
5y ago
Seek mental help? Hyper aversion to colors is not normal.
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faangiq
5y ago
It’s because 1) you don’t pay enough, and 2) you don’t take hiring seriously.
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faangiq
5y ago
Yea senior/staff engineers don’t have trouble with that.
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faangiq
5y ago
The people pulling the strings handled this exactly the way they wanted. And roughly 75% of the population enjoyed it. The are going to escalate ad infinitum. There’s no turning back now.
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faangiq
5y ago
Sounds like you hit the lottery with that one startup and got promoted to a level far above your competence. Common problem. Truly senior people and true startup people do not struggle to find projects and contribute PRs. Find a job at an a
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faangiq
5y ago
Your boss sucks. Responsibility for a junior RCG’s success/failure in their first year rests mostly on their managers and senior peers. You have to fuck up pretty severely for the blame for any shortfall to shift to your shoulders. Unf
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faangiq
5y ago
They’re actually good principles just not followed at all by management.
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faangiq
5y ago
And reporting to a management chain that doesn’t know any of it!
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faangiq
5y ago
Lol. Current CEO and his predecessor were sales dudes. They don’t give a shit what code monkey peons think or do.
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faangiq
5y ago
Jail time and asset forfeiture are the only real solutions to these problems. (For hospital and govt staff, of course.)
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faangiq
5y ago
Indeed, the point was that resume screening can have >50% accuracy when done right. Unfortunately I’ve seen 5% as the accepted norm in the industry.
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faangiq
5y ago
Resume screening is very effective when done by someone who is intelligent. The tech industry refuses to take hiring seriously and apply such people to the problem.
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faangiq
5y ago
> when I embarrassingly struggled to convert 1 Gbps to 125 MB/s The interviewer should be embarrassed for asking such trivia.
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faangiq
5y ago
Race to the bottom. Faster!
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faangiq
5y ago
These are not dev choices these are PM / biz dude choices. Devs are code monkeys who do what they’re told.
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faangiq
5y ago
All articles are sponsored. The internet is one giant ad.
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faangiq
5y ago
Just assume they’re lowballing and move on.
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faangiq
5y ago
There are a lot of trash PhDs out there.
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faangiq
5y ago
Just parlay your law stuff into some cushy lawtech gig.
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faangiq
5y ago
MS and other bigcos have a history of being evil. It’s the correct assumption.
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faangiq
5y ago
Great engineering teams have great engineers. Nothing else matters.
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faangiq
5y ago
How about low IQ accommodations?
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faangiq
5y ago
Yes, this is obviously more efficient. And hence contrary to the purpose of daily stand ups which is to waste everyone’s time to make the manager feel empowered and remind the slaves who owns them.
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faangiq
5y ago
None of these matter until FAANG does a 30% preemptive raise. All these other companies are still far below market. (As is FAANG.)
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faangiq
5y ago
I also work at Amazon and although some of my colleagues are fantastic, it definitely has the most variance in IQ I’ve experienced. Particularly in the non SWE roles. There are very few “hard problems” being solved. Most problems are figuri