> Join FAANG and you will get to work on projects that will impact millions of lives.
Yes but that doesn't necessarily you will find your work will be meaningful.
I work at Google and of the coworkers I've discussed this with, their motivation is to retire or support their family. There's a joke inside Google that you get paid to just move protos.
I worked at AWS. There anyone I talked about this said they worked there because it was good for their resume.
I work on a very impactful project but don't really find it meaningful; my immediate work is just a small part of what makes the machine work. Nevertheless, my work funds my other pursuits which I find meaningful. This seems to be true of nearly everyone I've talked to no matter where they work.
Yes but that doesn't necessarily you will find your work will be meaningful.
I work at Google and of the coworkers I've discussed this with, their motivation is to retire or support their family. There's a joke inside Google that you get paid to just move protos.
I worked at AWS. There anyone I talked about this said they worked there because it was good for their resume.
I work on a very impactful project but don't really find it meaningful; my immediate work is just a small part of what makes the machine work. Nevertheless, my work funds my other pursuits which I find meaningful. This seems to be true of nearly everyone I've talked to no matter where they work.