Controversial opinion but do you find top tech employees more arrogant on average? /u/Ok_Parsley9031 CSCQ protests reddit

https://imgur.com/a/VXHFNkj

I know I’m going to get downvoted into oblivion for this take but

Whenever I see them posting on LinkedIn or YouTube, they speak with such absolutes as if they are authorities on topics when the companies that employ them are just regular companies that are experiencing extraordinarily high revenue at the moment.

Also does passing a few Leetcode questions really qualify such arrogance? It’s not like a recently employed Meta engineer built the current Facebook lol.

In saying that, I know I’m generalizing here, I’m not saying that everyone at top tech companies are arrogant, I just feel like I’ve noticed a trend between arrogant opinions and their past (or current) experience at a top tech.

https://imgur.com/a/VXHFNkj

I know I’m going to get downvoted into oblivion for this take but

Whenever I see them posting on LinkedIn or YouTube, they speak with such absolutes as if they are authorities on topics when the companies that employ them are just regular companies that are experiencing extraordinarily high revenue at the moment.

Also does passing a few Leetcode questions really qualify such arrogance? It’s not like a recently employed Meta engineer built the current Facebook lol.

In saying that, I know I’m generalizing here, I’m not saying that everyone at top tech companies are arrogant, I just feel like I’ve noticed a trend between arrogant opinions and their past (or current) experience at a top tech.