Re:Stripe Layoff 14% of Workforce
by joenot443 on Thursday November 03, 2022 @11:14AM
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They have 3.5mos. I find it unlikely someone’s market value dropped enough that they could once be a Stripe employee but they’re now unemployable.
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It took me three months to go through tech interviews. I'd say that's cutting it close.
Yeah. You need six months of emergency fund, minimum. I would say close to 1yr honestly, depending on your risk tolerance, for senior tech roles, unless you're willing to take a real shit job while you look for something else.
that’s not what i’m referring to. these layoffs are macro driven so you’re competing against a lot of people. and it’s harder to schedule interviews around the holidays so on average you need more time.
Re:Stripe Layoff 14% of Workforce
by Ancapistani on Thursday November 03, 2022 @12:19PM
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Agreed.
In my experience, if you’re job hunting and don’t have an offer in hand by November 1st, you’re probably not going to get one until mid-January.
The “normal” interview process takes 4-6 weeks in my experience from application to offer/rejection. That is doubled between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day.