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My Final Day at Google After 12 Years (Senior ML Engineer)

My Final Day at Google After 12 Years (Senior ML Engineer)

Episode 3 Published 6 months, 1 week ago
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Google Senior ML Engineer MAX BUCKLEY and AI Researcher BORIS MEINARDUS expose why being a "top contributor" on your team won't save your career, how to break free from the "hand-holding" trap of big tech, and the high-agency playbook for taking total ownership of your professional trajectory in the age of AI. Max Buckley is a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Google with over 12 years of experience who has now transitioned to leading the Zurich office of a multi-million-dollar, YC-backed AI startup. Having navigated 10 different roles within the tech giant, Max has developed a reputation for identifying the "signals" of career success that go far beyond simple coding proficiency. We explain: ◼️ Why your manager is the "Source of Truth" (and how that can be used against you) ◼️ Big Tech vs. Startups: The hidden psychological cost of "structured" environments ◼️ Why "hand-holding" is the silent killer of senior engineering growth ◼️ The Ownership Framework: How to move from being a "hired hand" to a project visionary ◼️ Why taking your career into your own hands is the only way to survive the AI transition Foundations of Vector Retrieval - Sebastian Bruch https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09350
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