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How do I get into the club as a mid career software engineer with no prior faang experience/connections?
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Learn Hindu
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Shit your pants and smear some on your face before you walk into the interview
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Are you Indian?
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>>109457387
I was lucky enough to get in from a recruiter reaching out to me on linked in as a mid-level engineer flagged as looking for work. (probably because i hit one of their DEI checkboxes). I still had to go through the normal interview gauntlet, but it helps tremendously if HR is on your side. Pretty lousy advice, but i guess find a way to make your linked-in profile stand out. Good luck man



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