Unless I'm mistaken, you can transfer employers on an H1-B, and you have 90 days to find a new job if you get laid off. On an L1 you are immediately out of status when your employment is terminated, with no option of transfer
I had one that I enjoyed many years ago, to write a service that calculated the Nth digit of Pi.
It was up to you what you wanted to do / how / if you wanted to deploy. They only asked that you write how you would've liked to receive such service from another org.
Then in the day of the in person interview we reviewed my code / README / tests ; was very nice.
This is a great article. Reflects my experience both in big and small companies. Anyone can be the "Project leader", doesn't need to be a TPM, PM or ENG. It isn't an org chart role, it is a role you are fulfilling. I have seen many different org chart roles succeeding or failing at it.
This also allows companies to bake it into a role without commiserate pay increases and even sometimes without modifying responsibility only adding on to them.
Don’t be fooled folks, if you aren’t being paid more for leading and taking visible ownership over things you’re being cheated
This is a very snarky/bitter view of it. In my career I have done fairly well and have been promoted after the fact a couple of times. People who don't take these opportunities rarely move up to bigger responsibilities. At big tech is usually expected that you are already performing at a level above for a certain period of time before being promoted
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