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Looking a referral to Google (Irvine)
1. My Background: ~ 2 years of exp ( 80% frontend,20% backend) 2. Desired companies and job IDs (if applicable): https://careers.google.com/jobs/results/134674928797393606-software-engineer/?company=Google&company=YouTube&hl=en&jlo=en-US&location=Irvine,%20CA,%20USA&skills=Software
Ideal job for generalist
Over the past 10 years, I’ve worked as an investment banker, software engineer, UX/UI designer, program manager and now I’m a product manager. I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m a generalist. I get bored of jobs quickly (within 3-6 months) and don’t see the point in specializing and say becoming the VP of Product and being awesome at PM work. I tried a non-tech startup idea when I was in college and to be honest, that was the most exciting work experience ever. I was able to try/learn different things…it really fit my personality. While I eventually want to do my own startup, I don’t have any good ideas right now. I’m looking for a job at an existing company that is good for generalists.
