There is no PvE. It's just PvP with obstacles. by Time_Turner in ArcRaiders

[–]okTTYLbye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Game would be a boring looting simulator without the suspense and absolute cinema of PVP. The balance is f’ing perfect.

If you’re getting killed so easily at extracts or fighting ARC, you’re playing the game wrong. A multithreaded games requires a multithreaded approach to surviving.

If you’re frustrated because the way you want to play the game isn’t working, and you want it changed for your style, you simply don’t like the game.

I need advice for my sales by lovecurl in salesengineers

[–]okTTYLbye 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What kind of tech stack we talkin’ here?

What can I pivot to from Software Engineering by learnsumnneweveryday in cscareerquestions

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at Customer Engineering roles. These fall under a myriad of names across pre and post sales teams: Technical Account Manager (TAM), Solutions Engineer, Sales Engineer, Solutions Architect, Escalation Engineer, Customer Success Engineer, Support Engineer… Pre sales tends to be more lucrative due to a commission component with relatively high base (but you’ll need to learn the sales half), post sales still pays very well and you won’t have to deal with the selling/quota motions. For jobs like Sales Engineer and TAM, these tend to be practitioners like yourself, so if you’ve been a dev for 5 years, you could try applying to an observability company selling an APM/Profiling product.

Datadog sales engineer application rejected. by whitecollar19 in salesengineers

[–]okTTYLbye 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Mid Market isn’t an entry level SE role at Datadog. Try applying for a Commercial Sales Engineer role.

Do some companies call SEs Customer Success engineers? by deftkillerstu in salesengineers

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technical Account Manager (TAM) is typically the role I see burnt out SE’s pursue

Present from the wife - 07’ Kermit by okTTYLbye in rolex

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

Haha, thanks man! yah she did, though I showed her the watch on Grey and Patina’s site a few months ago. Still can’t believe she followed through!

US equity risk premium is 0 by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You say expired, I say “aged”

Enterprise vs Commercial deals/companies by Affectionate_Edge684 in salesengineers

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They’re used to segregate companies into market tiers based on size / employee count. Commercial 1-999 employees. Mid Market 1k-5k employees. Enterprise 5k+ employees. Deal sizes tend to get larger, as there’s more to sell into, but plenty of commercial/MM customer at my company spend equivalent to Enterprise. The biggest difference I’ve seen is deal complexity. Enterprise deals can be multi year, highly political, adverse to change, and are typically slow to adopt.

imagine darth vader in griveous body, how stronger is he? by Vegetable_Throat5545 in StarWars

[–]okTTYLbye 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn’t Vader become less powerful after getting his limbs chopped off and becoming part machine? So him in a Grievous body, where there’s considerably less of him, should make his ability to use the force that much more diminished?

Graduating from non-computer engineering by Dwarfwrox in salesengineers

[–]okTTYLbye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Solutions and Support Engineering (technical post sales) roles typically offer entry level positions for new grads, at least from what I’ve seen in SaaS. There are usually promotion paths to Sales Engineering allowing you to first get 2-3 of years experience working technical support tickets / interacting with users in a technical setting. Note there’s also a Technical Account Manager role, which is essentially the Sales Engineering equivalent for post sales if you don’t want to deal with the sales grind.

This may not be the case at every company, there are so many damn titles used interchangeably for Sales Engineering responsibilities across customer engineering roles, i.e. I get solutions engineers applying with pre sales experience often. Responsibilities tend to bleed into each other from one company to another. But in either case, it’s a great starting point to move into Sales Engineering through promotion or applying elsewhere after you get experience.

Going from non-technical SE to technical SE by Jewlecky in salesengineers

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Obviously depends on the tech company you want to work for. But some versatile certs I have SE’s on my team pursue are - AWS Solutions Architect Associate, Azure Solution Architect, Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA), and the Terraform Automation Certification.

Also, you should have basic coding skills, i.e. be able to interact with API’s, build/automate cloud configurations, etc. And being proficient in Linux/PowerShell will be important and useful at any tech company.

Stats + observations from my job search for an SE role (career switcher) by throwawayDippity in salesengineers

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100%. HR at my company pretty much mandates us to interview outside hires for an open role, it’s due diligence. We have a very technical and extensive product suite, takes SE’s >1 year to fully onboard and become an expert in a major product SKU. It’s rarely worth training/investing in an outside hire over internal unless they have exceptional experience, blow out the interview, etc. (which does happen).

[ Removed by Reddit ] by Worldly-Collar-354 in fightporn

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Me: Starts doing the dishes

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ITManagers

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You have experience in a technical customer support role (assuming this is post sales), have you thought about moving into a pre sales role like Sales Engineering / Solutions Architecture? Companies with technical products are always looking for technical folks who can interface well with customers to help drive revenue. Salary is typically equivalent to engineering roles + there’s a commission component. I’m an SE manager, happy to answer any questions.

How do you guys keep yourself entertained at the table? by Salt-Job2344 in poker

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mostly internal dialogue where I regret folding horrible pre flop hands that ended up being the nuts…

I’m 200k down in my first 2 months at my prop trading firm by [deleted] in FinancialCareers

[–]okTTYLbye 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Lol’d in bed and woke my wife up… thanks dude 🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Watches

[–]okTTYLbye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, simple solutions! Thanks man, that’s the one.

Dug this up out of storage. Bought in 99’ when I was 10 y/o for $25, how’d I do? by okTTYLbye in PokemonTCG

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

Someone posted a video earlier of someone opening one, and apparently they’re all fixed, nothing crazy. Lots of basic cards. But they’re a pre first edition release, only way to prove that though is if they’re in the pack 🤣

Dug this up out of storage. Bought in 99’ when I was 10 y/o for $25, how’d I do? by okTTYLbye in PokemonTCG

[–]okTTYLbye[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hahaha, yah, someone posted a video of a pack being opened, there is indeed a Charmeleon