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It's the typical case for Bay Area-HQ tech companies, at essentially all levels for Tier-1 companies, higher levels at Tier-2/3 companies, and specialist roles
by Domenic_S 2y ago
It's the typical case for Bay Area-HQ tech companies, at essentially all levels for Tier-1 companies, higher levels at Tier-2/3 companies, and specialist roles beyond that.
"software engineering" doesn't print money any more than being "in finance" does, you'll make more or less depending on what company you do it for.
- pseudalopex 2y ago> It's the typical case for Bay Area-HQ tech companies, at essentially all levels for Tier-1 companies, higher levels at Tier-2/3 companies What are the tiers? It's close to typical for a Bay Area Google L5 according to levels.fyi.
- whimsicalism 2y agotiers are about the quality of the company, not the internal leveling. Google would be a tier1-2, Uber/Lyft/Netflix would be tier 1, Adobe would be tier 2-3, etc.
- pseudalopex 2y agoThe point was companies usually considered tier 1 like Google did not have such compensation. What makes Lyft higher quality than Google?