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* Tasks
** DONE [[id:7279c63b-fefb-4a51-b076-c70803d078d8][One-on-One with Esther]]
** DONE Prep for interview with Yarden at Sure :sure:interview:
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** DONE Interview with Yarden at Sure
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*** Questions
**** What's the biggest headwind Sure faces from a technology perspective?
**** How do Sure engineers share their work with each other and the company?
**** Have you had any big tech gambles at Sure that didn't pay off? What were they?
**** Are there any rituals amongst the engineering team at Sure that you think help maintain cross team communication?
* Timeline

- Note taken on [2022-10-07 Fri 13:17]

Yesterday's run wipped me out. No idea where the exhaustion came from, but I
  was just dog tired the whole time. And my heart rate showed it too.

In the meantime, I'm trying to figure out whether I should accept a new
  engineering offer at Sure. I started the interview process just as an
  exploration. I don't think I should be too quick to jettison my three years of
  experience at 15Five. But that the same time, when I think about things for
  too long I grow really despondent in my current role. Moving beyond my role
  seems fraught with misunderstandings.

We've lost a lot of engineers and product managers over the last few months.
  [[id:38a5f6b8-3600-4224-acf2-7b9497402524][Eric Hamiter]] was one who left without saying much. When I reached out on
  LinkedIn to see what happened he said things got really miserable with Ze and
  was compounded by not getting a raise he thought he was due. It's hard not to
  sympathize with him.

I've got my 1-on-1 with Esther at the top of the hour down, and then I jump
  into my final interview with Yarden at Sure. Staring at to versions of the
  future and I know which one I impulsively want (to move on) but am wondering
  if it would be a mistake to jump at the first new opportunity.

Emma suggested I wait to see what comp looks like, and that's totally fair.
  Sure is twisting things trying to figure out how much they can get away
  offering me. So maybe I wont get an offer, or it will be low-balled anyway.
  Maybe I wont have a decision this afternoon.

In any case, we're hiking Great Pond Mountain when I get out of that call,
  so I'll have plenty of time to turn things over.