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My issue with this article is that it misrepresents a bit the people in the #3 tier, particularly those of pre-IPO companies. Sure, there are people who join s
by angarg12 4y ago
My issue with this article is that it misrepresents a bit the people in the #3 tier, particularly those of pre-IPO companies.
Sure, there are people who join such a company and make 1M when they IPO. But that is a one time event, and the engineering equivalent of winning the lottery. Once you prorate that by the number of years worked, the risk of failing, etc. it doesn't look as attractive.