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That's fair. However, $250/year is also not what I consider a "FAANG salary" (whatever that means). That's roughly the situation I'm in, in a Series A startup
by omginternets 5y ago
That's fair. However, $250/year is also not what I consider a "FAANG salary" (whatever that means). That's roughly the situation I'm in, in a Series A startup.
I could be totally wrong, but my sense is that $300+ per annum is almost always accompanied by well over 40hours/week.
- Jensson 5y ago> However, $250/year is also not what I consider a "FAANG salary" (whatever that means). I worked there as a junior. The people I worked with had 500k+ and didn't work more than me. I have very low living expenses though and didn't want to stay in the HCOL area so I quit because I got more money than I needed.
- decafninja 5y agoTimeframe is probably a factor too. One of my friends who works at Netflix got a ~$270k offer many many years ago. That is probably unspeakably and impossibly low for Netflix if you were to get an offer there today, but probably high for that time?
- omginternets 5y agoDamn, cool! All the interview hoops you have to jump through kinda seem reasonable in that light.