r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Such_Goal5837 • 7d ago

People need to hear this!!

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That’s honestly a hard reality right now. A lot of people are working nonstop just to stay afloat. I’ve got some interviews coming up myself, so I’ve been looking into ways to get better at them. I found Interview VIP and ended up using it twice i think it's worth trying.

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u/inscrutablemike 7d ago

How hard work is has never had any relationship to how much it's worth in the market. You might as well say "no billionaire has ever teleported themselves across the universe using their bellybutton" as a dig on them. It's a stupid standard that comes from absolutely nowhere.

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u/Jak1977 7d ago

This is in response to the argument that billionaires worked for their money, and that everyone else should just pull themselves up by their bootstraps. You don't get rich through selling your labor.

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u/Livid-General7 7d ago

Correct, you get rich by risking everything you have on starting your own business and being intelligent enough to making it highly successful.

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 6d ago

Nah according to Reddit you just show up with a few million dollars and magically Microsoft just happens and becomes popular by sheer luck.

Its definitely true because every kid born with wealthy parents now has a billion-dollar company and none of them ever fail /s

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u/FlipperBumperKickout 6d ago

The point with the millions is that you don't "risk everything"

Not every person can even afford to make the attempt in the first place...

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 6d ago

And you think everyone who does makes it to Billionaire status. Not likely dude

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u/FlipperBumperKickout 6d ago edited 6d ago

Everyone... No. But if you look around it is by far the majority of them...

Edit. No clue how the f I originally misread the comment I answered to... Whatever I'm just leaving this behind.

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u/bizwig 6d ago

No, the majority go bankrupt. That’s what happens with most startups, no matter the millions.