Keep in mind that a startup really needs people who can build end define entire systems with minimal requirements, and not just operate within a well defined framework. It feels like so many ex faangs I have interviewed were too accustomed to being siloed.

I'm aware, that's part of why I'm jumping. There is so much overhead in FAANG that you have to spend months dealing with approvals, documentation, etc. that it really only makes sense to silo.

I'm hoping to join a team where I contribute to many ranges of feature sets.

Passion / Purpose

Exactly. I have enough money, I need more fullfillment