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Need some advice here. I am a fullstack developer with 5 yoe in Angular and Python. My aim is to crack FAANG companies.Now I got an offer from HSBC in a credit risk model monitoring role using Python.It is close to a data engineer role.
My question is that will it be a good idea to shift from development role to a model monitoring role if I want to move to FAANG in the future?Or does FAANG not prefer people who are not in core development roles?Amazon Microsoft Google Adobe PwC EY Citi Barclays JPMorgan Chase
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I am a full stack developer java, springboot, microservices, angular, oracle, inhouse cloud.
As a 602 with 12.6 YOE
Got 10 % mid year hike on a fine day unexpectedly which pushed my cctc to 29.2
We have 60k ceo bonus and 18% variable pay I am getting since last 4 years.
After checking lot of posts here it seems I am on low ctc here.
How much should I target next and which companies ?
JPMorgan Chase
Don’t forget it’s almost time to start quarters.

Anyone from BCG Gamma who wouldn’t mind DM?
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I would look into financial analyst jobs if I were you. I think as far as excel wizards go, financial analysis is one of the jobs that uses excel the most. I'd look into what other qualifications financial analysts need and start pivoting in that direction.
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I’d look into any analytics roles where the job requirements do not state sql, python, any coding related concepts etc. but are still requiring data analysis work. This is usually a good indicator that they still live in Excel
thanks
Sorry I don’t have an answer but a question. How did you honed your skills at Power Query, VBA and Macros? I am trying to learn online and apply those lessons to automate my process but I get stuck in the middle due to so many dynamic parameters and the way and format of the files that are set up.
Learn one thing at a time.
I started using Excel before PQ and PP/DAX existed so had not choice but to learn Excel formulae -> VBA - > PQ -> PP.
I spent a lot of time reading Excel tips from accounting websites because after graduating I assumed everyone would be great with Excel - wow I was wrong.
I then had an interesting problem to solve so learnt VBA purely by Googling and having a problem I was desperate to solve.
I had been forcing Excel / VBA / SQL / MS Access to do what I wanted so when PQ and PP were available to me some of the use cases were obvious but I still had to learn the tools.
I have rebuilt a lot of workbooks using different Excel features which I believe is the best way to add to your knowledge - it makes learning the new tool easier and you can test the limits against your existing knowledge of other tools (ie is this problem best solves with VBA, PQ or PP?).
I have read two books - both for learning PP/DAX. This is the hardest part of Excel as it is less intuitive / may not immediately give the results you expect. The books were 'Definitive Guide to DAX' and 'DAX patterns'.
Using online courses are good but personally I get bored and although I can finish the course, I don't feel I have learnt anywhere near as much compared to just playing around with the tools.
TLDR: find some interesting problems to solve and use Google to solve them. When learning additional tools resolve existing problems you have worked on.
I see we are unable to chat but our company is looking for someone with this skill set. I would be interested in discussing further.
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