> north of $200k/year and working at startups. you're at the top of the bottom. that's the beauty of the faith on meritocracy and not sharing salaries. your

> north of $200k/year and working at startups. you're at the top of the bottom. that's the beauty of the faith on meritocracy and not sharing salaries. your privileged, ivy league clone, would have had lazy jobs and made that on the first couple years out of college, while learning the job core skills on company time. honestly can't understand why you chose to minimize your effort.