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To rephrase this: For the most junior (engineering) employees, a starting salary allows you to spend under the recommended maximum of 25-30% of your salary on r
by joshuamorton 5y ago
To rephrase this: For the most junior (engineering) employees, a starting salary allows you to spend under the recommended maximum of 25-30% of your salary on rent to live in a decent 1BR apartment minutes from your office. You then receive significant bonus and stock on top of this. It's...not a problem.
- whimsicalism 5y agoIt is a pain to relocate from SF to South Bay, and pretty depressing at that.
- joshuamorton 5y agoI don't disagree! (I've lived in SF the entire time I've worked at Google, first it MTV, then SVL, then remote, now SVL again).
- morgante 5y agoL3 salary is $140k (from levels.fy). 30% of $140k allows for rent of $3.5k/m which is not actually all that generous. You're lucky to get a studio for that these days in Manhattan.
- whimsicalism 5y ago> $3.5k/m which is not actually all that generous. You're lucky to get a studio for that these days in Manhattan. Pshh.
- yupper32 5y agoSalary doesn't mean much. Total compensation for L3 should be around 180k in the bay area these days I believe. When I was at Google, my final salary was only half my total compensation.
- morgante 5y agoI know, but OP specifically said salary and that bonus/stock would come "on top."
- Jackim 5y agoI see dozens of studios/1 bedrooms on padmapper right now in Manhattan available for ~$2,200