200 LeetCode questions in 3rd year of college.
FAANG/BigTech job in placements
2 yrs in India, then move to US (sponsored by that BigTech)
7-8 yrs of laid back 5hrs/day work, with 30-40 leaves a year and slowly climb to L5
That's how majority folks turn millionaires by 30
FAANG/BigTech job in placements
2 yrs in India, then move to US (sponsored by that BigTech)
7-8 yrs of laid back 5hrs/day work, with 30-40 leaves a year and slowly climb to L5
That's how majority folks turn millionaires by 30
Doesn't sound sexy or cool. Sounds counterintuitive, that if it is that straightforward, then why aren't more people doing it ?
Well if my estimates are correct, every year at least 10000 (probably 20000) Indian techies are doing exactly that.
Well if my estimates are correct, every year at least 10000 (probably 20000) Indian techies are doing exactly that.
Don't mistake this as advice to follow this path. (Hell I didn't, myself).
Don't mistake this as an indication of this being "easy" either
Getting into those jobs is not 'easy'. The path is well known and well trodden, but takes time and effort.
Don't mistake this as an indication of this being "easy" either
Getting into those jobs is not 'easy'. The path is well known and well trodden, but takes time and effort.
And finally, it is not 'easy' to actually stay on that track for 7-8 years too. We get bored way too easily when we have nothing to do.
People can come and say "you don't become better engineers that way", or that "without working at a startup you don't learn about ownership or products".
Fair enough. Both very true statements.
But if you want the most linear and risk-free way to get $1M at 30, there it is
Fair enough. Both very true statements.
But if you want the most linear and risk-free way to get $1M at 30, there it is
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