fourmyle

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by fourmyle 7y ago
The thing is once you get in you will probably work half the hours for twice the pay. I agree about the freedom to do big changes part though.
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by fourmyle 7y ago
I used to think that until I heard of people with far less experience than me getting paid $400k total comp at these places because they can ace the interview and get competing options. That's worth putting 6 months of work in.
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by fourmyle 7y ago
Yesterday I did a thing, Today I am doing a thing and currently I am or not able to do that thing. For me the main problem with stand-ups, especially when they are more than 2 times a week, is that they make it impossible to do lengthy unst
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by fourmyle 7y ago
I'd honestly take a pay cut for a private office and maybe 1x standups.
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by fourmyle 7y ago
I grew up in the Rust Belt in rural PA. Mean salary where I am from is about $22k. You either haven’t lived in the Bay Area or can’t do math if you think what I am saying is crazy. Anyway check this out https://www.google.com&#x
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by fourmyle 7y ago
A lot of these people got into the housing market before the explosion in prices over the last 15 years. Also, that stat also doesn't tell you if people on those incomes can afford their houses or how soon they can retire. It sounds li
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by fourmyle 7y ago
Going through the realization right now that I need to go “FANG” or get out of the Bay Area right now. Just got engaged and I have been looking at costs. I thought I could make a small family work here on $170k. That’s dead wrong. I would n