Microsoft Engineer Claims Nepotism in Silicon Valley

Imagine trying to get a job, but some people get hired just because they know the boss's kid.

That's what a Microsoft engineer named Ume Habiba is saying happens in tech companies, especially in Silicon Valley.

She made a video explaining that some people get jobs without having the right skills, all because of their parents' connections.

She says that this kind of favoritism is a problem in the tech world, not just in entertainment.

It's like getting a shortcut to a job without having to work as hard.