i'm scared
a lot of people i know are job hugging right now since the market is so intense. it feels like it's a rat race where everyone is competing for the same opportunities. am i going crazy? or are other people seeing this too..?
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a lot of people i know are job hugging right now since the market is so intense. it feels like it's a rat race where everyone is competing for the same opportunities. am i going crazy? or are other people seeing this too..?
Communication matters more than polished diagrams right now. I have been helping a few people prep and there is a clear pattern in what interviewers reward.
I am seeing better response rates from alumni and former teammates than from fresh applications. Curious how people are making the ask without turning every conversation into a transaction.
I keep hearing different answers from HR and former teammates. Comparing notes on base pay, RSU handling, and the clauses people almost miss.
I expected pure panic. Instead it feels like panic plus freedom plus no idea what day it is. Curious how others are handling the first month.