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Dec 2025
Not seen as "staff engineer material" because of my personality (they said technical competence meets the bar). I don't know if I can change my personality.
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Some honest advice here would be very helpful. Please give it to me straight without sugar-coating it. I have 13 years of experience and have worked in big tech my entire career. I have been on my cur
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