It's reputed there is utopia, pretty much that's it.
And one can also learn how big systems work at scale.
The product is not technology; it's the users. The "users of the product" are advertisers.
Improving product quality is extremely low priority for an engineer.
There is a negative EV if one wants to make a good product, but there is a high EV for doing cheap hacks to force-feed a product to users and show growth.
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Everyone was edgy when I started seeing people at Facebook, including the receptionists. Granted, job interviews tend to be critical, and we are the people who seemed to be begging for these highly-lucrative job positions. Then I saw this lady, who
Task Schedule Given a sequence of tasks, such as A B C (meaning 3 different tasks), and a cooldown period, you need to wait for that amount of time before starting the next identical task. Input: A string representing the task sequence and an integ
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. I cleared the phone round. The onsite consisted of two coding rounds, two system design rounds, and a behavioral round. Most of the questions were medium/easy LeetCode problems. Except for one interviewer, all