This is Why You Should Never Work at FAANG 

Thanks so much, Krish! 😀

Thanks Juan Carlos!! 😃

Thanks Jason!!

Thank you! (-:

Thanks Aslah!

No problem! Glad you liked it!

Thank you!

Thanks so much! Appreciate the support, Kushal 😀

Thank you so much!

Absolutely - well said!

Thanks!!

Thanks - yeah inflation probably also has a lot to do with these companies tanking in the stock market

Good points! Congrats on getting offers/interviews at multiple FAANG companies (-:

Agreed. I don’t have a college degree and I can get an interview at any of these companies just by going with my LinkedIn. Once you have working experience it’s fairly easy to get an interview. I’ve literally had three AWS recruiters, and Apple recruiter, and Google recruiter reach out to me in the last two weeks

@@RightStickRob I would like to be at that point eventually. I'm currently working at a startup (Unpaid until we build their platform). It took nearly a year to find this opportunity because I'm only sitting at an associates and some college. Do you think this would help me find the next position much more easier?

@@RightStickRob lol that might be YOUR experience, but this is definitely not true for the majority of people in tech. There are definitely people who have worked in tech for decade, but have never had a chance to interview with a FAANG company. Getting in FAANG is still extremely competitive with around a ~2% acceptance rate.

@@comcastlover 2% is incredibly misleading. You have to consider how many applications come from people who are completely not qualified whatsoever. I’m not saying it’s easy to get the job but it is not difficult to get an interview with legitimate work experience given that the market as a whole is hiring. Every single developer at my company has been contacted by a recruiter from one of the big companies at some point. if you’re a new developer or a recent graduate, of course you’re going to have a low acceptance rate because you don’t have any work experience. Work experience trumps whatever school you went to any day of the week. I’m telling you this is someone who actively hires developers and works with plenty of 10 to 15 year experience developers. I have about seven years of work experience now. If I had attempted to get these jobs when I first begin, I would totally agree with you about it being almost impossible. Having been in the industry and worked with hundreds of developers at this point, I have to completely disagree with your probability about getting an interview. That 2% statistic is the acceptance rate of getting hired, not interviewed.

Its not really preparation if you actually enjoy leetcode or are a competitive programmer, alot of people do this for fun anyway.

Thank you so much, William! Your support means a lot! 😃

@@PoojaDutt I am glad 😃 I can support the great work you’re doing

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Bcoz unfortunately i got very low scores

It shouldn’t matter for for a job! It may be taken into consideration to get into university, but even by the time you have a first job, your marks in uni wont matter as much.

@@PoojaDutt ok ok thank you so much.

Yes a very long time 😅

@@PoojaDutt 🤭🤭

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks!!

Why? Don't they pay the market rate?

Thanks!

I believe it :/

Sure, makes sense

But then it’d MAANA (alphabet instead of Google). It’s all relative (-:

My motivation will be 100X if i get selected to IIT bombay. Bcoz CS engg. From IIT is just awesome🤩🤩🤩🤩

Yes my values align with the total compensation, that’s the money 💰 😆😆 and having impact in millions of people’s life with a line of code.

For sure!! People need to dig deep to understand what they actually want out of these jobs 😂

Ok!

Nice!

Haha!

Yes!

Haha fair

I agree with not going into software engineering solely for financial means (which, that is already a privileged reason.. some people have to do it in order to survive). But you may have missed the point of the video (there was a lot of sarcasm and inner reflection involved). No one is perfect, and I absolutely love coding now 😊

@@PoojaDutt I kinda doubt that but maybe, would you code without any financial compensation? This is why Meta for example is falling hard right now (look at the recently published financial results) Also that is untrue in my opinion, most people who code do not do it to survive at all, those ''survival'' jobs are way harder physically (and as a result of that mentally as well) that it is so unfair to compare those, even in third world countries a coder earns a lot more than any other profession, in 95% of cases so that is a non-argument, unless your idea of ''survival'' is buying a latte every day outside and having a big house and 2 cars and the newest macbook(?) which in a way it probably is lol... So let's agree to disagree...

@@revoltoff Stop getting mad at other people whose parents were smarter than yours (I'm not privileged, so her parents were smarter than mine too). In other words, your parents should not have had you if they could only give you the bare minimum. It's not this girl's fault that survival to her is her own home, own transportation, and modern technology. That's reasonable for a dignified standard of living. Stop with the poverty p*rn please, from one 3rd world citizen to another. Also, even if coders earn more than other jobs, if you're from a third world country it's STILL not enough for a dignified standard of living, because the government f*cks up taxes, the education system, employment and benefits gatekeeping, and cost of living so much, but 3rd world residents are so used to a sh*tty standard of living that they think "not struggling" + "affords a few personal hobbies" is "privileged." STOP. THAT. SHT. That mindset is why these governments and bad elites (there are good elites) stay in power. I absolutely agree with this statement as a standalone though "you have to be a person who truly wants to contribute to a better society"