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Define high (at least the ballpark). I had a much different experience in the same city. I doubled my pay by coming back home.
by goobynight 8y ago
Define high (at least the ballpark). I had a much different experience in the same city.
I doubled my pay by coming back home.
- zukunftsalick 8y agohigh as in I usually have 50% of my income available after paying rent/food/transportation and other costs. Rent is high if you keep "western" standards for your living space, likewise for food.
- jaxbot 8y agoHonestly that's comparable to SF, percentage-wise. But the 50% that's left will be higher.
- zukunftsalick 8y agoYes, I know you could potentially earn 180k as a junior per year but then you potentially have to live in the US.
- sealthedeal 8y ago180k as a junior... no way
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- jaxbot 8y agoAt Google I made around that my first year as a new grad (total comp, not salary) and far more than that in following years (again, total comp).
- seveneightn9ne 8y agoIf you're including RSUs in that number, sure