Re:Doesn't “Turning up the heat” at Meta accomplish the oppo...
by marssaxman on Wednesday July 27, 2022 @09:13PM
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> people who CTCI-ed their way in
What does this phrase mean?
Re:Doesn't “Turning up the heat” at Meta accomplish the oppo...
by jfrd on Wednesday July 27, 2022 @09:30PM
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I think it is a reference to “Cracking the Coding Interview”, a book that teaches you how to pass FAANG interviews.
Re:Doesn't “Turning up the heat” at Meta accomplish the oppo...
by muzani on Thursday July 28, 2022 @02:29AM
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Yup, a bit tongue in cheek. CTCI is a nice book, but it inspired a whole industry dedicated to landing a job at Meta.
There's likely a bunch of people who CTCI-ed their way into Meta. They're not competent and not motivated. They might as well be bank robbers, in it for the money and free lunches.
These people would be a burden on their team and other high competence staff. I think turning up the heat might weed them out. It's possible it'll have collateral damage, but it could well be that Zuckerberg realizes they should be getting down to their roots. If he doesn't act, the company will likely be synonymous with Yahoo. High performers will leave a company on its way down anyway.