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Also, in higher earning roles and industries (e.g. tech), a high % of compensation is in equity. So you'll see some roles advertise wages as $180k-$280k but act
by gopher2000 3y ago
Also, in higher earning roles and industries (e.g. tech), a high % of compensation is in equity. So you'll see some roles advertise wages as $180k-$280k but actual compensation be in the range of $600k-$1M (made up but realistic numbers).
- gambiting 3y agoThat's only true in US though. Being paid in options/shares in Europe is pretty rare(not unheard of, but rare - and even then we're talking like €20k of shares that mature in 4 years, not hundreds of thousands)
- giantg2 3y agoI agree there is variability. I don't think equity is really a high percent for most tech jobs though. The big companies do it, the startups do it, but the mid size companies don't seem to. Most private companies (that aren't startups) don't seem to either. Also, $600k-1M seems insane to me. Those can't be more than a fraction of 1% of the tech market.