3 ms·
If you're talking about the triplebyte data (https://triplebyte.com/software-engineer-salary https://triplebyte.com/software-engineer-salary), Buffer's SF salar
by ontoillogical 9y ago
If you're talking about the triplebyte data (https://triplebyte.com/software-engineer-salary https://triplebyte.com/software-engineer-salary), Buffer's SF salaries seem comparable.
- umanwizard 9y agoThat only reports base salary, making it worse than useless.
- ontoillogical 9y agoIf you're applying to non-public companies where the stock isn't liquid, it's very hard to compare different packages across companies. Benefits are another story, and I'd love to see triplebyte release some data about those.
- vonmoltke 9y agoNot to mention all the public companies that don't Grant stock or significant bonuses.
- RickS 9y agoMany people, myself included, find base salary the most meaningful indicator. For every company that uses perks as a cash replacement in a healthy way, there's another that expects you to overlook poor absolute numbers in favor of wishy washy things like illiquid equity and coldbrew kegs. Unless your stock is very liquid, cash is king. Everything else is a distant second.