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Well, Google is explicitly listed (about halfway down) as paying a percentage, and they're the only ones that are. In my (very limited) experience, it's general
by ipsi 4y ago
Well, Google is explicitly listed (about halfway down) as paying a percentage, and they're the only ones that are. In my (very limited) experience, it's generally been a flat rate regardless of salary, so I'd go the other way and believe that the majority do, indeed, do that.
Your second point is definitely a major concern, though - the author talks about it (calling out Amazon and Twilio as particularly bad), but doesn't provide any sort of hard data on what the workload is like, possibly because it varies heavily even between teams or groups within the same company.
- morelisp 4y agoI know the rate for three other German companies are are percentages. I think time and a half for “activation” is relatively common. I’m less sure about inactive time.