← Back to context Comment by eschneider 1 day ago In this sort of situation, always take the first offer. Subsequent offers are always worse. 6 comments eschneider Reply pipes 1 day ago Yes, but you don't know if you'll be laid off. The subsequent offer may well be "you get to keep your job". swiftcoder 1 day ago if you are one of the ones who is valued enough to keep their job, you are strong enough to go get hired at another FAANG. Do you actually still want to be there after the bloodbath that the follow-up round of layoffs causes? SoftTalker 21 hours ago Do you expect other FAANG to not have bloodbaths of their own? 1 reply →
pipes 1 day ago Yes, but you don't know if you'll be laid off. The subsequent offer may well be "you get to keep your job". swiftcoder 1 day ago if you are one of the ones who is valued enough to keep their job, you are strong enough to go get hired at another FAANG. Do you actually still want to be there after the bloodbath that the follow-up round of layoffs causes? SoftTalker 21 hours ago Do you expect other FAANG to not have bloodbaths of their own? 1 reply →
swiftcoder 1 day ago if you are one of the ones who is valued enough to keep their job, you are strong enough to go get hired at another FAANG. Do you actually still want to be there after the bloodbath that the follow-up round of layoffs causes? SoftTalker 21 hours ago Do you expect other FAANG to not have bloodbaths of their own? 1 reply →
Yes, but you don't know if you'll be laid off. The subsequent offer may well be "you get to keep your job".
if you are one of the ones who is valued enough to keep their job, you are strong enough to go get hired at another FAANG. Do you actually still want to be there after the bloodbath that the follow-up round of layoffs causes?
Do you expect other FAANG to not have bloodbaths of their own?
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