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San Francisco incomes statistics are undoubtedly skewed by stock option cash-outs that are one time (or at least relatively rare) events. So if you have a 250k/
by harryh 11y ago
San Francisco incomes statistics are undoubtedly skewed by stock option cash-outs that are one time (or at least relatively rare) events. So if you have a 250k/yr salary you might not be in the top 5% for any given year, but I bet you're in the top 5% for, say, any given 5 year period.
- tedmiston 11y agoNot to mention that the top 5% by salary have other forms of compensation not included in the analysis, like stock options.