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Does not pay as well as Wall Street. Not sure which one is less ethical, though. Also, both provide useful services but destroy a lot of the ecosystem they oper
by beagle3 10y ago
Does not pay as well as Wall Street. Not sure which one is less ethical, though. Also, both provide useful services but destroy a lot of the ecosystem they operate in.
- raverbashing 10y agoProbably less pressure and bureaucracy than Wall Street though
- user5994461 10y agoFinance and the internet giants both cover a wide range of pay and a wide range of bureaucracy. The top end of both domains pay rather well and has moderate bureaucracy.
- ocdtrekkie 10y agoDepends where you're at. Levandowski got paid $120 million, IIRC? Obviously an edge case, but it's hard to imagine an engineer in Wall Street making that much. (And he may never work again after this scandal runs through... but he also probably will never truly need to work again anyways.)