I grew my career at TikTok from intern to global product marketing manager before quitting. Here's what working there was like.
Briefly

Sarah Teng began working at TikTok in December 2020, during the company's early days in the US amid concerns over a potential ban. She was a graduate student when she connected with a recruiter for a part-time intern position. Despite a company-wide hiring freeze, TikTok was able to bring on interns. Upon joining, Teng received a welcome package and began her remote internship as a technical product specialist, troubleshooting advertising issues for small businesses.
When I joined, Trump had just brought the idea of banning TikTok to life. TikTok was on a hiring freeze, but they could hire interns.
I was excited about getting the job, as it's a very cool, trendy company to work at.
The office in Austin had around 600 employees. Everyone worked remotely. It was weird joining the company and not meeting anyone face-to-face.
I started as a technical product specialist for the ads department. I troubleshooted issues for small businesses buying ads on TikTok.
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