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I don't know a single person at Google who makes less than $180k in total comp, and that includes new grads. If you are more senior in any way (e.g. graduated c
by xyzzyz 9y ago
I don't know a single person at Google who makes less than $180k in total comp, and that includes new grads. If you are more senior in any way (e.g. graduated college 2 years ago instead of just now), you're looking at >$200-220k, and if you're actually Senior Software Engineer, you're looking at $250-300+k total comp in a year.
Really, don't let the base salary numbers fool you. RSUs is where it's at.
- rifung 9y ago> I don't know a single person at Google who makes less than $180k in total comp, and that includes new grads. I assume this is MTV/SVL/SFO/NYC? I'm sure you can find new grads who make less than that in other offices. At least I make less than that as an L3 in SEA
- xyzzyz 9y agoSEA is in pretty much the same bracket when it comes to compensation. I've heard some rumors that recent new hires have been getting less stock than people in the past. Are you also including bonus (15-20% of salary)?
- rifung 9y agoSadly, yes =[ Comes out to be ~150k total. Honestly I don't mind I feel I am lucky to work at Google =]