Depends on the company, but even in ones that do, it's usually new hires are paid on the higher end of the band. That means a junior engineer hired yesterday m

Depends on the company, but even in ones that do, it's usually new hires are paid on the higher end of the band. That means a junior engineer hired yesterday makes more than a junior engineer hired two years ago, but it doesn't mean that the junior engineer hired yesterday makes more than the staff engineer hired a decade ago