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Facebook doesn't pay an average US salary, either (which is presumably why anyone stays). Based on levels.fyi, you'd be looking at 300-400k eur for an E5 in Ber
by rsynnott 4mo ago
Facebook doesn't pay an average US salary, either (which is presumably why anyone stays). Based on levels.fyi, you'd be looking at 300-400k eur for an E5 in Berlin all-in.
Not sure I'd recommend it; there are less cartoonishly evil companies who still pay silly money in Europe available.
- mdavid626 4mo agoI don't think they pay you that much in Berlin. Why would they? All other companies pay less - no competition what so ever. Paying >100k is already super good, so they do probably around that.
- rsynnott 4mo ago> I don't think they pay you that much in Berlin. Why would they? All other companies pay less - no competition what so ever. There are a small number of FAANG-ish companies who pay very high salaries in Berlin, London, Dublin, etc etc. (And of course Zurich, but Zurich is Zurich.) > Paying >100k is already super good, so they do probably around that. I assure you that they pay more than that for halfway senior roles. Note that a lot of it would be in equity; the base salary would likely be in the 100-150k range, but one might get that again in equity.
- mdavid626 4mo agoI had a friend working there - he didn't make that much in senior roles.
- zipy124 4mo agoThey pay £271k at E5 for London according to levels.fyi so I presume that Berlin number is wonky.
- KaiserPro 4mo agoIt might be a buyout, or someone/some people moving to berlin from america. if you are moving countries you keep your RSU allocation, but your wage is adjusted down/up based on local levels. (ie for london its .85 or something)