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Apple is a weird outlier here. Do people consider working at Apple the same as working at a FANG? From my experience and talking with people in the field, it's not really the same league, neither in work-life balance, pay, benefits, etc.

wait why is it different in work-life balance

Re: Show HN: FAANG.io – Engineering jobs from FAANG in one spot

#4
It seems like this is US only, I initially thought the search functionality was broken when it showed no jobs in London (UK). Is there a technical limitation as to why this has been kept US centric, if so this should be reflected in the website heading to prevent confusion and wasted time.

Re: Show HN: FAANG.io – Engineering jobs from FAANG in one spot

#6

Apple is a weird outlier here. Do people consider working at Apple the same as working at a FANG? From my experience and talking with people in the field, it's not really the same league, neither in work-life balance, pay, benefits, etc.

The term "FAANG" is about prestige (originally stock growth) more than actual quality of life.

Re: Show HN: FAANG.io – Engineering jobs from FAANG in one spot

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post #3

Apple is a weird outlier here. Do people consider working at Apple the same as working at a FANG? From my experience and talking with people in the field, it's not really the same league, neither in work-life balance, pay, benefits, etc.

wait why is it different in work-life balance

Apple's reputation is for relatively poor work-life balance, plus living under a heavy shroud of secrecy even internally is tiring.

But like any huge company, "it depends".

Re: Show HN: FAANG.io – Engineering jobs from FAANG in one spot

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I don't know if this will be particularly useful. The problem with job applications is that they're flooded with crap so there's a noise issue. The way to cut through that noise is to understand that you need to extend your candidacy via someone inside the organization who has a vested interest in moving you forward.

That person is a referrer and/or a recruiter. Without either of those two participating in some way shape or form in this kind of an idea, I'm afraid it isn't going to be terribly useful for candidates.

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