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Google does not already pay the most. In recent years, they've been known to even 'lowball' SWE candidates with no leverage. Source: https://www.levels.fyi/?co
by Panini_Jones 5y ago
Google does not already pay the most. In recent years, they've been known to even 'lowball' SWE candidates with no leverage.
Source: https://www.levels.fyi/?compare=Google,Facebook,Microsoft&track=Software%20Engineer https://www.levels.fyi/?compare=Google,Facebook,Microsoft&tr...
- gravypod 5y agoAnacdata: My personal comp is on the lower half of the spectrum for my level. Took a small pay cut from the startup I came from. Left for Google because I was tired of proposing changes, having someone else in the org disagree, and then having someone high up say "I talked to my friend at Google and he likes my way better so it's better than yours". Now I'm going to be the Googler and never have to worry about that again.
- garyfirestorm 5y agoBut _my friend_ from google likes _my way_ better
- azornathogron 5y agoYou think you'll join a giant company and that there will be less need to get organisational buy-in for your proposals than there was in a startup? That's a take I haven't heard before...
- gravypod 5y agoNo, I thought that people would have the experience to evaluate my proposals on their merits, not on if they contain buzz words. So far that's been pretty true. :) On the way to launching my first large internal service in the next few weeks.
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