New Grad to Staff at Meta in 3 years: Evan King
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On Speed, Being Bold, and Depositing Into the “Favor Bank”
New Grad to Staff at Meta in 3 years: Evan King On Speed, Being Bold, and Depositing Into the “Favor Bank” Ryan Peterman and Evan King Dec 13, 2024 305 25 35 Share 👋 Hi, this is Ryan with another edition of my weekly newsletter. Each week, I write about software engineering and career growth. Thanks to your support, we’re getting close to 100k readers (92k now!) Today’s post is an engineering career story from Evan King who grew from a new grad to a Staff Engineer (IC6) at Meta in 3 years. He shares the top 6 principles that impacted his career most. It’s a great write-up, and I especially
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