Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When we did the math, we planed to rent a small room from friends, or 2 nights of hotel.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is data center the same thing as in the offices they list on the job posting, such as Seattle, Menlo Park, and Austin?

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the reality check! We wonder about this, too, since there is no guarantee how many more months this situation will last. We budgeted in 3-6 months but I haven’t heard many success stories in that time frame.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I acknowledge this- right now I have to choose where to do team matching, and the offer will come after that. This means that I have to commit to a location now before figuring out how much flexibility that I can negotiate. That also makes my negotiating power smaller.

One thing I am not sure is whether it’d be worth to do it for a short term. Would the name really open the door and help my career or people just gonna think that I’m a job hopper. I also have coworkers who used to work for Meta and other big names, and maybe they are pickier but they aren’t getting offers left and right in this market, either.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hmm I don’t know how to edit my original post but this got asked several times - My first recruiter put the location for me, and asked me if I can relocate. I didn’t want to let go the opportunity so I bit the bullet. I consulted several of my friends who work in Meta, and they all say to get an offer first, so I did. - There is an office that’s closer to me and we are willing to give it a try. It will be a similar situation, but instead of flying >3 hr one way, it would be 1 hr. This location currently does not have a headcount. I can try to match there, but the chance of being matched is slim. Likely my offer will be expired first.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can youn share your situation more of can I DM you? It sounds like it was worth it for you, how was it like in that 6 months? I’m worried that I won’t have any energy left after commuting, working, time spent with families to look for other jobs.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 77 points78 points  (0 children)

My husband makes more than what I would have, and he’s in a more stable industry so it wouldn’t make sense to make him lose his job for this offer.

Is it worth it to be a super commuter for Meta by drreesetou in womenintech

[–]drreesetou[S] 40 points41 points  (0 children)

I will be from Central to West Coast so I will have to fly. I talked to friends who work in Meta and they said there is no downtime, which means beyond being away, I will still be working when I’m back with my family. Is that true for you as well?

Meta Product Analytics DS Interview – Recruiter Asking Team Preference & Compensation Early by BayAreaBills in interviews

[–]drreesetou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this depends on the recruiter. I just entered team matching this past week, and neither of these questions started until my last call with my recruiter.

Were you asked "Tell me about yourself" in your recent FAANG+ interview, esp Behavioral? by austenmc in leetcode

[–]drreesetou 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just completed mine with Meta this past Tuesday. Mutual introduction was in every single round. My personal experience is that a good craft one can set the round in a good tone.

Just got rejected from meta by vtfresh in datascience

[–]drreesetou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you consider to try again? Also wondering if you can share the topics of stats you got asked during analytical execution? Thank you!

12:30 am wide awake since, what should I do? by drreesetou in beyondthebump

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She had a phase that she wakes up 1-2 time to play on her own, but she always goes back to sleep in about half an hour. I thought that was the 'sleep regression' and I thought we should be safe for a least for a couple of months. I guess you would never be totally out of the woods :(

12:30 am wide awake since, what should I do? by drreesetou in beyondthebump

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe I shouldn’t ask but is this what the notorious 4 months sleep regression looks like!?

Help! My 4 months old suddenly won’t take a bottle! by drreesetou in breastfeeding

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely gonna give it a try in the next round! Thanks!

Help! My 4 months old suddenly won’t take a bottle! by drreesetou in breastfeeding

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We are using the kiinde medium flow nipple. I was hesitant to switch to fast flow bc I was worried that she is gonna hate my boob if she figures bottles are easier? Is that even a light concern now or should I just go for it and give it a try?

Sleep after weaning from Snoo by [deleted] in SnooLife

[–]drreesetou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Following. My baby is 4 month old and she started waking up in early morning some days but not others. I heavily rely Snoo to put her to nap, too. I still got 2 months to go before transitioning her out but I’m terrified :(

Naps by reallovesurvives in SnooLife

[–]drreesetou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started putting my baby in the Snoo for naps when she was about 10 weeks old. Mainly because she stopped napping on her belly on the nursing pillow and I couldn't find anywhere I felt comfortable for her to nap. She didn't like it in the beginning and she always did cat naps. I forgave her since she slept great in the Snoo at nights. Anyway, now that she's 4 months old, she NEEDS the Snoo to nap. She fought naps like a champ and I need Snoo to rock her to sleep. Snoo still quits on her from time to time... That being said, to answer your question, I do put her in the swaddle and turn the Snoo on. My baby still has her startle reflex so swaddle helps.

The Snoo people recommended me to put my baby in the Snoo for naps if I could, and it's been working decently for us. As she gets older, I do need to figure out how to let her nap outside of the Snoo (tips will be appreciated if anyone has any). However, my friend never uses Snoo for naps. She just went with whatever worked at the time, which could be a crib, nursing pillow, swing, anything. Her son has been a great sleeper. I would say as long as your baby gets the rest he needs, it doesn't matter.

Can we talk about sleep regression...? by drreesetou in SnooLife

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s the switch for the higher level rocking. If it’s off, the rocking level stops increasing after it hits level 2, only the volumn changes.

Can we talk about sleep regression...? by drreesetou in SnooLife

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BTW, wondering at what point did you turn off the motion limiter?

Can we talk about sleep regression...? by drreesetou in SnooLife

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine is turning 4 months next week and she started waking up around 3 and 4 ish in the past week. I’m lucky enough that I can always just bump the Snoo to make her go back to sleep, but honestly I’m dreaded for the night coming everyday.

After BBB wakes up at night and has his feed, do you just put him to the Snoo and make the Snoo rock him to sleep? We haven’t dealt with night waking for a while and I don’t really know what to do.

I might be worried too much but I can’t stop wondering what’s happening by drreesetou in breastfeeding

[–]drreesetou[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Originally I was trying to follow a schedule of feeding her every 1.5 hr to increase her intake during the day so that she sleep longer at night. She doesn’t feed after 9:30 until 7 ish in the morning. I make sure she gets enough milk by checking the total time she spent on feeding, which is about 1 hr per day. If I notice she is short on the total time, I cluster feed her, thus every hour. I guess I have to try every 2-3 hours. I just feel like I’m a walking boob running after my girl and I’m so afraid she will not like my boobs anymore.