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There is always someone making shit ton of money but that doesn't make things "not unusual". In a typical mature big tech, I would say less than 5% of employees
by sytelus 4y ago
There is always someone making shit ton of money but that doesn't make things "not unusual". In a typical mature big tech, I would say less than 5% of employees ever cross 7-digit mark. Often that requires massive hustling for years, personal health+family sacrifices and extraordinary amount of politics and betrayals to many colleagues. Some people are just wired for this and crossing 7-digit barrier is the most important thing in their life to be achieved at any cost. In my experience, there are many better joys to have in life than this hustle.
- cvccvroomvroom 4y agoIt takes money (UHNWI earners) in this world (the US) to have joys, or enjoy perpetual, miserable wage slavery. Make $10-20M and mostly retire or work for fun. I can't see thriving on less than $225k. It takes $500k-$1M to get there. MAANG+M management is good place to be.