I actually mostly agree with this, and Netflix does seem to be a bit of an outlier because they pay all cash (whereas companies that have large stock components

I actually mostly agree with this, and Netflix does seem to be a bit of an outlier because they pay all cash (whereas companies that have large stock components would end up listing a much narrower range since the law only requires disclosing base salary). OTOH, I still think the 90K on the low end still seems disingenuous, is anyone at Netflix making that low of a salary in a senior engineering position? According to levels.fyi, an L3 (entry-level) Netflix SW engineer makes an average of $205K base, and these job postings specifically say either L4 or L5.