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So, I am a 2024 grad and I have cracked a college placement with a 8 lpa package. Currently, I am doing the intern for the same company from January onwards. On weekend, my clg senior which I generally use to talk with in clg, was in the town, so we decided to catch up. He is working in one of the faang. And man, he literally made me depressed.
So, we were discussing about switches and hikes. And he said, that you should start with a higher package as much as possible. Because your first switch generally happens after 2 years. And you would maximum get a 100-200% hike. And even that when the market is good. So, in general your friends who are joining with a 20 lpa ctc, will easily reach around 25-30 in 2 yrs in the same company, and then if they put a little effort in dsa they can easily bag 50 lpa packages. Whereas for you, you have to work very hard on your dsa skills to get selected and let's say you get selected in Microsoft or some other faang, they will try to lowball you as much as possible. Like they will give you sde-1 even after having a 2 yr workex as your experience is useless for them, and if they pay generally 40-50 lpa for sde-1, they will try to lowball you around 25-30 maximum.
Now, I regret not working hard enough in clg. Should have improved on my cg, should have worked on my dsa more, etc.
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I am making my game as an Indie Dev titled Wildlife Rescue Simulator. It is a game inpired by YouTube videos of how people save different animals like Seals tangled in fishnets. I watch Captain Planet as a kid, I was a boy-scout and topic of nature preservation is important to me but I wouldn't call myself an activist and my priority is to make this game fun. I setup Steam page and I gather Wishlists. I don't have marketing budget so I post about my game on various social medias. Most of the times feedback is positive but there are some people who really don't like the idea. But not only that. They call me "leftist r*tard" "NWO shill" and "pinkhair soyboy". Someone even suggested that I should make "H*mas t*rrorist Simulator" next. I don't take those words lightly. All I wanted is to make a game about rescuing animals, I wouldn't in a million years assume that this will be controversial.
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I work in FAANG, have almost 5 yoe now. And although I’m confident about my coding abilities, I still feel this with every new project or crash/bug I get assigned.
I don’t know if it’s imposter syndrome. Basically, it’s hard for me to not feel stressed about the task until I have a plan of action. What this means is that I stay up late until I figure out the puzzle - like what classes I can reference to build this feature, or potential root causes for the crash that I can test out tomorrow.
But it’s hard for me to “clock out” mentally from work if I am left with a problem I have no immediate plan of action/solutions for.
Has anyone else experienced this? Curious to know if this is a type of imposter syndrome and how to deal with it.
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Hi this is Chris Zukowski from (). Steam Next Fest is next month. I have been studying how games perform in Steam Next Fest since the first one back in 2020 (see links below for examples).
Ask me anything about marketing games on Steam and I will answer them here. Just note that I don't know Mobile games marketing works. I don't know consoles. I don't know F2P. And I don't know VR (they don't sell well on Steam). But anything else I am an open book.
Some of my studies regarding Steam Next Fest:
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