GigglyPenguin
GigglyPenguin

Been on a job break for around 2 months, joined not so great startup with 10% hike. What should be my approach now in learning to get 40-50 LPA in an year? What tech stack to move to? Please guide. Currently has 2.5 yoe with 28 base ctc.

Happy to connect with like minded people to start learning and building together.

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GigglyPenguin
GigglyPenguin
Quince16mo

Currently In Frontend ( React )

SillyMarshmallow
SillyMarshmallow

go all in back-end or data science

GigglyPenguin
GigglyPenguin
Quince16mo

market seems same for back end

BubblyPotato
BubblyPotato

Start by developing some products ( multiple youtube videos by javascript mastery)

Try to pick something that has some back end as well. This will shine your resume among others Apart from that - leetcode (grokking the coding interview) and system design by alex xu are two main resources. Think of this as a long term game ( 10-20 years atleast) These skills will help you to switch as well as in your career on long haul.

SwirlyPretzel
SwirlyPretzel

Is Grokking the coding interview worth it?.
Is this course for beginners?

BubblyPotato
BubblyPotato

Absolutely, it gets you a refresher on all data structures and coding patterns.
Once done in 1-2 weeks, its easier to leetcode after that. I always found cold start to leetcode difficult. Grokking the coding interview sets perfect intro to dsa according to me.

GoofyDumpling
GoofyDumpling

I m more concerned about which not so great start up is paying 28 base.

GigglyPenguin
GigglyPenguin
Quince16mo

was already making 26 as an sde1 got 7% hike for sde 2 role

GoofyDumpling
GoofyDumpling

Can you reveal your past company?

GoofyDumpling
GoofyDumpling

Checkout become a FE architect. That might satisfy your needs.

SparklyNarwhal
SparklyNarwhal

Do leetcode questions. Lots of them

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