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Stop giving solutions for problems: Former job recruiter shares 5 interview tips to get hired at big tech companies
A former job interviewer who says he has conducted 100 interviews has shared five tips for candidates struggling to clear technical rounds. He advises job seekers to stop rushing into coding, explain their approach, start with a brute-force solution and practise around 50 carefully selected questions. He also explains why communication, checking edge cases and applying for jobs while preparing can make a difference in landing a tech job.
Techie says interviews in India are lot more tougher than US even though the salary offered is half
A social media post comparing technology job interviews in India and the US has triggered debate over coding-heavy assessments, compensation and hiring practices. The anonymous techie argued that US interviews place greater emphasis on experience, system design and practical problem-solving, while Indian candidates often face multiple difficult coding rounds. Other users offered differing views on applicant volumes, interview culture and technical assessments.
No IIT, IIM. Techie reveals how he went from Rs 37K per month to Rs 2.2 crore LPA dream job: ‘I don’t come…’
A tech professional recently outlined his incredible professional journey on Reddit. Sharing that although he began his career with a humble salary of Rs 37,000 per month, he eventually landed a dream job that paid him a whopping Rs 2.2 crore LPA.
Rs 7.4 lakh to Rs 60 lakh: Techie's journey from tier 3 college to FAANG offer inspires the internet
A tech professional's journey from a ₹7.4 lakh package at a service-based firm to a ₹60 lakh role at FAANG has inspired many online. Despite early academic struggles and low confidence, he quietly rebuilt himself during the COVID-19 pandemic. His perseverance paid off when an Amazon recruiter reached out, leading to a significant career breakthrough and personal growth.
From the FAANG gang to MANGO: how AI came to dominate US tech
In 2025, this acronym is MANGO. This alphabet soup stands for Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Google, and OpenAI. For some, MA is Meta and Anthropic.
Bengaluru techie reacts to viral 'day-in-life' videos of employees in IT giants: 'The real game begins after...'
A Google engineer in Bengaluru ignited a debate by challenging the idealized portrayals of tech work often seen online. He argues that the initial excitement of FAANG jobs fades as employees take on real responsibilities and face pressure to deliver results. Critics suggest these glossy videos mislead aspiring students, focusing on perks rather than the demanding nature of the work.
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Are long notice periods costing techies big opportunities? Reddit explodes over netizen's FAANG offer dilemma
A Reddit post by a techie who received a coveted FAANG job offer has gone viral, spotlighting the harsh reality of long notice periods in Indian tech firms. Despite completing all formalities, the employee’s early exit was blocked, sparking an outpouring of similar stories and a debate over whether outdated HR practices are costing talent big opportunities.
From 5 LPA to Rs 2.3 crore in 8 years: Techie shares his six job changes and upskilling journey
An Indian techie scaled his earnings from 4.7 LPA to 2.3 crore per annum in eight years. He achieved this through persistent upskilling, strategic job changes, and mastering data structures and algorithms, ultimately securing prestigious roles at FAANG companies and a renowned multinational corporation.
As FAANG stocks outperform Indian stocks, here’s how to ride the tech wave
FAANG: In 2024, FAANG stocks (Meta, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Alphabet) saw strong growth, driven by innovation in AI, cloud, and emerging tech sectors. Indian investors can gain exposure through direct investments, ETFs, and leveraged products like the Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF. Despite risks, FAANG stocks remain attractive for 2025, with diversification key for a balanced portfolio.
FAANG stocks: Are Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google shares in US stock market inflated? Marc Faber weighs in
US stock market's FAANG stocks are known for high valuations and investor Marc Faber voice his opinion.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says secret to cracking Google interview lies in this 2009 Bollywood blockbuster!
During a podcast hosted by YouTuber Varun Mayya, Pichai was questioned about his awareness of the a tutoring industry dedicated to assisting individuals in impressing recruiters at FAANG companies. He was also asked if he was open to sharing insights on cracking challenging interviews.
Sundar Pichai and '3 Idiots': Google CEO references Aamir Khan's famous motor scene during interview. But why?
Sundar Pichai during a recent interview with content creator Varun Mayya referenced Aamir Khan's iconic motor scene from '3 Idiots' to emphasize the importance of deep understanding over rote learning. This snippet, shared on Instagram, quickly went viral, sparking discussions on Pichai's insights and the enduring impact of cinematic narratives in modern discourse. The interview showcased Pichai's unique perspective and contributions to the tech landscape.
FAANGs won't bite forever: Why Big Tech monopolies are only temporary
However, in a June 2019 analysis, Ryan Bourne of the Cato Institute says history shows that supposed monopolies are temporary, and old giants are constantly ousted by new ones. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A&P), the US retailing giant of the 1920s-30s, was prosecuted for monopolistic practices, but was downed by new technology and market forces that led it to bankruptcy in 2010.
After the recent rout in global tech megacaps, should you consider buying FAANG stocks?
Market experts said that these megacaps have a global reach and if one market is down, another is there to offset the impact and trim the losses. However, currently the entire global space is under pressure and might take some time to settle down.
When analysts suggest FAANG shares aren't available to invest in, Jim Cramer to buy them
Buyers should purchase huge tech shares when experts turn sour, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer. The "Mad Money" anchor also delivered an update on each of the FAANG stocks' recent advancements, as well as his thoughts on each stock.
'Growth' stocks still not cheap, cautions JPMorgan
JPMorgan's analysts estimate that on average tech firms that are yet to even make a profit have lost 30% of their value since peaks around September last year, while 'fintech' firms which focus on tech-savvy banking apps and tools have dropped 40%.
India will not outperform US this year: Mark Matthews
"We think the Fed will be much less aggressive than they are making out to be. Fed in its heart knows that inflation is transitory, but it sounds heartless and cold."
Who are the real movers & shakers of Nasdaq’s stellar run this past year
When you break down this performance, it throws up some interesting insights about the real movers and shakers of one of the world’s most popular equity indices.
Investors take fancy to global IPOs, EVs, disruption themes
The three new global themes for Indian investors shopping overseas are electric vehicles, IPOs and disruptive innovations.
Faang stocks slide on regulatory worries, reflation angst
The Faang megacap stocks fell premarket Wednesday after Democrats won one of two seats in Georgia that they need to take control of the U.S. Senate. The other race remains too close to call.
Time’s not yet right to short the bubble in FAANGs
There certainly is a bubble developing or has developed in American tech stocks, the FAANGS. However, I am not selling them short yet, says Jim Rogers.
US election win for Trump can drive market up in 1 year: Jim Rogers
Rogers said he has no intent to sell either gold or silver. If anything, he plans to buy more of the precious metals.
Investing in US tech stocks? Correction looming, warns Chris Wood
Over the last decade, the benchmark S&P 500 is up 193 per cent, while FAANG stocks have delivered an average return of more than 1,151 per cent in the same period.
IT stocks could see re-rating as digital businesses see high growth
Edelweiss Securities in a note said that Indian IT services companies too would see a hike in earnings growth which would lead them to trade higher than their currently discounted valuations compared to global peers like EPAM and Luxoft.
You think FAANG is distorting the S&P? Consider ATM
At this rate, instead of buying passive funds that track the MSCI index, investors might as well just pile into China’s version of FAANG, known locally as ATM: Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Tencent Holdings Ltd. and food delivery super-app Meituan Dianping.
$728 billion fall in FAANG value in 6 weeks
During the six-week sell-off, Apple has been hit hardest.
Tech rout in US wipes out $300 billion, FAANG slammed hardest
All of FAANGs retreated, with Facebook Inc. sinking 3.3 per cent and Netflix Inc. falling 5.3 per cent.
Hedges get a test as $300 billion FAANG surge lives another week
More than $300 billion has been added in six weeks to the group, comprising Facebook and Amazon.
Hedge funds are dumping Facebook and Google
Some prominent hedge funds retreated from the FAANGs in the fourth quarter.
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