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According to Glassdoor an associate professor of law makes almost $210k a year at Stanford. That amount doesn't include the connections one makes in that sort o

by tjpnz 4y ago

According to Glassdoor an associate professor of law makes almost $210k a year at Stanford. That amount doesn't include the connections one makes in that sort of position. Their son will be very well taken care of. https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Stanford-University-Associate-Professor-of-Law-Salaries-E2989_D_KO20,46.htm https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Stanford-University-Associa...

blitzar 4y ago
Google - L3 SWE II(Entry Level) US$179.03K L4 - SWE III US$253.45K https://www.levels.fyi/companies/google/salaries/software-engineer https://www.levels.fyi/companies/google/salaries/software-en... So somewhere just after entry level, lets call it a few weeks on the job. His legal fees the next 12 months will be greater than their net worth.
- marssaxman 4y ago
  So... compared to a small group of extraordinarily well-paid elite engineers who work for one of the world's most profitable companies, their income is not exceptional?
  - blitzar 4y ago
    Professionals making 200k (a year not a month) at the tail end of their career - that is not at all exceptional. So are you suggesting that the families of entry level engineers are also immune to all prosecution in the US due to their fabulous wealth?
    - nequo 4y ago
      > Professionals making 200k … at the tail end of their career Associate is not the tail end. There are three tenure-track/tenured titles in US academia: Assistant Professor (untenured, usually held for 6 to 8 years) Associate Professor (usually tenured, and thus held possibly indefinitely, but usually people get promoted to the next level in a few years) Professor (tenured, also called “full professor”) SBF’s parents have been full professors for a while. So their numbers are higher than the one the person who replied to you found on Glassdoor.

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According to Glassdoor an associate professor of law makes almost $210k a year at Stanford. That amount doesn't include the connections one makes in that sort o

by tjpnz 4y ago

blitzar 4y ago
Google - L3 SWE II(Entry Level) US$179.03K L4 - SWE III US$253.45K https://www.levels.fyi/companies/google/salaries/software-engineer https://www.levels.fyi/companies/google/salaries/software-en... So somewhere just after entry level, lets call it a few weeks on the job. His legal fees the next 12 months will be greater than their net worth.
- marssaxman 4y ago
  So... compared to a small group of extraordinarily well-paid elite engineers who work for one of the world's most profitable companies, their income is not exceptional?
  - blitzar 4y ago
    Professionals making 200k (a year not a month) at the tail end of their career - that is not at all exceptional. So are you suggesting that the families of entry level engineers are also immune to all prosecution in the US due to their fabulous wealth?
    - nequo 4y ago
      > Professionals making 200k … at the tail end of their career Associate is not the tail end. There are three tenure-track/tenured titles in US academia: Assistant Professor (untenured, usually held for 6 to 8 years) Associate Professor (usually tenured, and thus held possibly indefinitely, but usually people get promoted to the next level in a few years) Professor (tenured, also called “full professor”) SBF’s parents have been full professors for a while. So their numbers are higher than the one the person who replied to you found on Glassdoor.