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Hey everyone,
Looking for referral in performance testing role (loadrunner, jmeter) with YOE -2.10 .
I am currently serving notice period and roughly 25 days are left.
Please let me know if anyone can help me with referral.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Amazonians, I'm looking for a switch to a PBC, especially Amazon. Could you guys please refer me for SDE-1 position in India location?
Skills: NodeJS, Angular, Django, MongoDB, MySQL, AWS, Distributed Systems etc.
YOE: 2.5 years
Location: India (preferred cities: Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad)
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Totally depends on the company. If you’re at a startup, maybe a 4 or 5. If you’re at big tech, probably closer to 6 or 7. Some big tech companies look for a CS degree when hiring a PdM
What is C1?
as is the same answer you’ll get for anything. a good PM is 10 a bad PM is a 1
Genuinely asking...is that fair though? To define a 10 on my spectrum, I'm thinking of someone that has the ability to tell developers how to build it...surely that's out of scope, no?
Assuming we’re excluding explicitly “technical PM” roles, I’d say 6
6, in my definition, would know
• basic coding principles (has used code in college for analytics or small programming projects)
• understands technical debt as a concept
• can clearly articulate the SDLC and has practical agile experience
• has participated in hackathons or has some entrepreneurial experience
• can perform analytics in python and excel with relative ease
• understands and can communicate popular technical topics (like benefits decoupled front and back end or using OTS products)
Oh wow, so not a functional role at all in your mind...more of a tech role that knows how to speak laymans to the business.