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$300k. I work at Google, have a few good papers, and a couple years of professional experience, and dropped out of grad school. TBH not really clear that I'm do
by salarydata 8y ago
$300k. I work at Google, have a few good papers, and a couple years of professional experience, and dropped out of grad school. TBH not really clear that I'm doing much better than peers without ML expertise.
- p1esk 8y agoWhy did you drop out of grad school?
- bobdole1234 8y agoI think he said "$300k".
- ericjang 8y agomaybe she/he
- 2_listerine_pls 8y agoor it
- schrijver 8y agosingular they! (sorry for the downvotes)
- belorn 8y agoI have always found that people defaults to themselves when they don't know the gender and there is little or no clues for it.
- diN0bot 8y ago> I think she said "$300k". I laughed at the joke and upvoted you. And I frowned at the downvotes for the other comments. Friends, why do we turn into insecure conservative bullies when it comes to femininity? Why accept the implicit normalizing and othering of last century's favorite pronouns? Let's subvert the status quo!
- bonniemuffin 8y agoMore importantly, why did I bother to finish grad school?
- s0rce 8y agoexactly.
- matte_black 8y agoIf you drop out of grad school is there a way to prove you were ever actually even in grad school? Or can anyone say they were in grad school but just didn’t finish?
- icelancer 8y agoHuh? Just get your transcripts.
- gaius 8y agoThere is something I see on LinkedIn from people I happen to know never graduated: they list the years they were at university and their subject. It’s not technically lying, and most people never notice.
- najra 8y agowould also be weird to omit the years entirely tho, right?
- gaius 8y agoNot really, if they were right at the beginning of your career - quite normal for people to trim their CVs like that, esp. these days.
- najra 8y agothat makes sense, just be weird if you dont finish your masters to have you bachelor, then a few years of nothing, and then your first job. I'd put the master course there too, but perhaps include a note that you didn't graduate?
- ihattendorf 8y agoSalary or total compensation?
- googsalary 8y agoI make 220k salary and 480k total comp as a staff software engineer (not in AI) - so this really could be either a higher performing staff engineer (salary) or a average performing senior (total comp)
- nightski 8y agoOutside of the valley I imagine this is much different.
- throwawaymath 8y agoSame in NYC and Boston.
- nerdponx 8y agoGoogle is still the top of the field. Many people go entire careers without publishing a paper. You are probably smarter than average and get paid accordingly.
- make3 8y agowere you doing your master's or your phd when you dropped out. likely phd but just curious