Email: {firstname}{lastname}@gmail.com with no symbols
I'm a full-stack engineer (preferably backend) with some experience in ML. I started with 7+ yrs as SWE at Google as a full stack engineer and then took a bit of lengthy career break and got into ML. In recent years I've been more comfortable working at startups but I'm open to anything in between. I'm not yet "established" in the Australian job market so I'm looking to spend a few solid years with an Aussie company where I can have impact. I'm most comfortable as an individual contributor but also willing to step up if/when needed.
Got it. Honestly at the moment, i'm financially somewhat secure and so i'm open to a riskier venture. If the startup failed in a year but I've gained considerable Data-engineering experience, I would still think of it as a win.
But you're right. The company/team matters and the viability of the startup matters. Though I have no idea how to estimate how their funding will turn out in the future...
> Self-compassion/kindness is when you become your own sustainable bloodsource of self-esteem and it is critical for your survival and success.
I think this is the opposite of what the article was saying.
The article says that instead of looking for "self-esteem" from your successes (and avoiding failures), you should stop chasing self-esteem altogether, and instead choose self-compassion.
> it is critical for your survival and success
I think the article is trying to say "It's okay not to succeed, go easy on yourself."
Remote: OK, or hybrid
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python (ML, Django/DRF), JS (NodeJS, ReactNative, Typescript), Java, AWS, GCP
Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wvl-n9WKaMhP_GuMzzgy38Uh...
Email: {firstname}{lastname}@gmail.com with no symbols
I'm a full-stack engineer (preferably backend) with some experience in ML. I started with 7+ yrs as SWE at Google as a full stack engineer and then took a bit of lengthy career break and got into ML. In recent years I've been more comfortable working at startups but I'm open to anything in between. I'm not yet "established" in the Australian job market so I'm looking to spend a few solid years with an Aussie company where I can have impact. I'm most comfortable as an individual contributor but also willing to step up if/when needed.