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Google level (L3/4/5 etc) * 100k is a very realistic expectation for TC. At L7 or above double that number too. Source: recent offers and friends who recently
by dixie_land 4y ago
Google level (L3/4/5 etc) * 100k is a very realistic expectation for TC. At L7 or above double that number too.
Source: recent offers and friends who recently got offers
- happyopossum 4y agoYeah, not really - L3 and L4 are entry level roles, for folks just out of college. No FAANG is paying a newb college grad $400k/yr. Either your friends didn’t understand the comp plan and how equity is paid out, or they were BSing you.
- roflyear 4y agoAmazon was hiring 5-6 years ago at $160+150 (if you negotiated) for newly grads
- haliskerbas 4y agoIn a bull market it’s pretty easy to clear the 3xx/4xx in a single year in those levels at competitive companies. I know many folks who have done so.
- EddySchauHai 4y ago> pretty easy It's not "easy" to achieve this, but it might be possible. One doesn't just wake up and decide to go work at a FAANG and get a >90% percentile salary from them for the level.
- dixie_land 4y agonope, just cash + RSU / yr. e.g. Amazon was giving out SDE II (google L4 equivlant) @ 400k (first year no RSU but cash bonus paid out monthly) about 2 months ago. re L3 level, if you have a master's or 1+ yr exp, while you're still at the entry level, you are considered "industrial hire" and 300 is very attainable in my current company for new hires (again justed to google's leveling) we have L5 550+ and L6 650+ (200~300 cash + RSU , not pre-IPO bs) In my earlier years I used to doubt those "ridiculous" numbers until I simply asked for more. There are plenty of companies out there, many medium-big sized non-FAANG companies pay just as well.
- iamevn 4y agoformer L3, here. my total comp was around 160k USD with base salary at 113k USD (based in Seattle area).