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by quickthrower2
2446 days ago
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Saving "A few 100k" is one solution, probably for the American FAANG (or equivalent) engineers. But there are other solutions. Frugality helps - less money is required if you live in a shared house or a couch (you can invest in property at the same time but not live in it). Having a life partner helps, one of you can have a job at all times, so one of you has the FU card. Other sources of income. I think coding side projects are hard to make work, but real estate is more doable (but there is more risk and patience required). Even with none of that, a good CV, interviewing technique, keeping up with the interview puzzles, and living somewhere with plenty of jobs will give you a FU card to your current company (but not the industry). |
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