stepny

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by stepny 10y ago
Unfortunately, we don't have that information right now. We could try to find out. It just wasn't part of the compensation data that the people on Hacker News had posted.
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by stepny 10y ago
Aiming for once a week, but depends on how much more data we're able to get.
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by stepny 10y ago
We actually suspect that people who are paid less or are underpaid are more likely to report their salaries. For example, it seems like Glassdoor data skews low.
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by stepny 10y ago
It's possible that some of the data came from that spreadsheet. The sources of the data are cited at the bottom of the post. You're right that it is all self-reported and unverified. We tried to clean and standardize the data as b
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by stepny 10y ago
Yes, it's all US I believe. If you click the link to look at the raw data, you can see the google doc which has a column for City/State
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Open Source Project – View 689 Salaries Posted on Hacker News, Share Yours(blog.step.com)
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by stepny 11y ago
Step.com | New York, NY | ONSITE | http://www.step.com Step.com is building a platform where engineers and product managers can anonymously crowdsource their marketplace value. We get NYC startups and hiring experts to score you
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by stepny 11y ago
Posted on the Amazon comp thread but wanted to share here too... We went through both the Google and Amazon comp ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11312984 ) threads, and we added it all to this Google Sheet: https:&#x2
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by stepny 11y ago
We went through the comp data on this thread and another one on Google comp ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11314449 ), and we added it all to this Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets&#x2