I’m a software engineer with 5 years of experience in a laidback government role, recently moving into lead roles. I’m considering a Master’s in CS to strengthen my foundation and improve my chances at FANG, as I eventually aim to work in the Middle East, where these companies are highly valued.
However, my current role is project management-focused with little coding, so I’m wondering if grinding LeetCode and focusing on interview prep might be a better move.
For those with similar goals:
- Is a Master’s in CS worth it for FANG or career growth?
- Would focusing on technical prep (Leetcode) alone be more effective?
I’d appreciate your advice or insights. Thanks!
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r/cscareerquestions I’m a software engineer with 5 years of experience in a laidback government role, recently moving into lead roles. I’m considering a Master’s in CS to strengthen my foundation and improve my chances at FANG, as I eventually aim to work in the Middle East, where these companies are highly valued. However, my current role is project management-focused with little coding, so I’m wondering if grinding LeetCode and focusing on interview prep might be a better move. For those with similar goals: Is a Master’s in CS worth it for FANG or career growth? Would focusing on technical prep (Leetcode) alone be more effective? I’d appreciate your advice or insights. Thanks! submitted by /u/Anything-Human [link] [comments]
I’m a software engineer with 5 years of experience in a laidback government role, recently moving into lead roles. I’m considering a Master’s in CS to strengthen my foundation and improve my chances at FANG, as I eventually aim to work in the Middle East, where these companies are highly valued.
However, my current role is project management-focused with little coding, so I’m wondering if grinding LeetCode and focusing on interview prep might be a better move.
For those with similar goals:
- Is a Master’s in CS worth it for FANG or career growth?
- Would focusing on technical prep (Leetcode) alone be more effective?
I’d appreciate your advice or insights. Thanks!
submitted by /u/Anything-Human
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