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Career Guide for Engineers
Career Notes for Engineers and Designers These notes begin at defining a life goal, transition to thinking about a career, then whether you should join a startup, what company you should join, how to apply, and how to decide between offers/companies. Given the significant proportion of time you spend on your career, it's worth some thought. This is an attempt at a deliberate understatement. One "quick hack" to optimize your career: put in a lot of thought and think long term. Step 0: What should I do with my life? Here are some opinions. These aren't intended to provide an answer directly, but
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