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aminotaa
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Comment #21492619
And yet instead of celebrating the platform that gave us the most advanced frameworks in decades you choose to peddle your sad negativity.
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Comment #18307099
The manager's role is to deliver. Managers are given head count to deliver. Managers are assessed on how demanding they are of their direct reports. The general expectation is to r…
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Comment #18267054
I've seen, head and read quite a bit about engineering 1-1s. After doing engineering management for a decade and trying many ideas, I ended up with the following. Have weekly 1 hou…
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Comment #18100922
Not really surprising that sales people can sell themselves better than engineers. Senior Directors on the other hand...
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Comment #18051328
Startup 1: $50k for 1 year (in the 90s, do the math what it would be right now) Big company for some time Startup 2: $0 for 2 years Startup 3: $0 for 2 years Startup 4: $0 for 2 ye…
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Comment #17744955
You are making a 2500 year-old argument against democracy. Democracy serves the interests of the needy. That's the whole catch with the democracy. If you don't want democracy, your…
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Comment #17524420
For individual contributors, equity and bonus range from 50% to 100% of base. For leadership, equity and bonus are from 100% to 300%. For senior leadership you might as well have y…
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Comment #17524386
$250k+ total comp. Companies that offer high base tend to be lackluster on bonus and equity. RSUs, if offered, are tradable in almost all cases. Options are vapor 90% of the time. …
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Comment #17523357
I have no idea about the east coast labor market, but in Bay Area $250k is what an I4-I5 gets payed at medium/large RSU granting companies. As a software developer at I4+ you have …
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Comment #17274208
Little's Law - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little%27s_law . Queues are everywhere. Distributed Systems theory. Especially the complexity of failure detection in distributed syste…