Thoughts on the job market in the age of LLMs
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On standing out and finding gems.
There’s a pervasive, mutual challenge in the job market today for people working in (or wanting to work in) the cutting edge of AI. On the hiring side, it often feels impossible to close, or even get interest from, the candidates you want. On the individual side, it quite often feels like the opportunity cost of your current job is extremely high — even if on paper the actual work and life you’re living is extremely good — due to the crazy compensation figures. For established tech workers, the hiring process in AI can feel like a bit of a constant fog. For junior employees, it can feel…
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