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Entry level at top tier companies such as Google/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft will break $100K if you include signing bonuses and stocks. I suppose those are the
by oniTony 16y ago
Entry level at top tier companies such as Google/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft will break $100K if you include signing bonuses and stocks.
I suppose those are the exception though.
- baddox 16y agoBy "entry-level," I mean a first job for an individual. Do those companies often employee programmers with no previous job experience?
- oniTony 16y agoAt any rate, those are "lowest-level" SDE jobs available at such companies. They hire _many_ recent grads with nothing but a few internships worth of experience too.
- kooshball 16y agoOf course. Microsoft and Google are likely the biggest recruiters for cs students.
- akgerber 16y agoUsually those CS students have had multiple internships and/or research experience, however.
- prostoalex 16y agoCollege recruiting is pretty important for Facebook, Google and Microsoft at least. In programming world "previous job experience" is a bit vague, as contributing to an open source project or building some non-trivial Web/iOS/Android apps is not "job experience" in classical sense, but adds significant bonus points to one's resume.
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