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salarycommenter
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Comment #23565445
Quarterly, with no 1 year cliff. Close enough to monthly it's not that bad thought.
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Comment #19742119
I agree, the risk reward has to be there. But I don't interview at companies unless I really need to get in. If it were some lousy startup and I'm interviewing there it's because I…
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Comment #19740092
Counterpoint, I botched a coding session at a FANG interview. They wanted me so they gave me a take home coding problem. I spent 40+ hours over three days banging it out. Got the j…
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Comment #19647144
This is an alt specifically for discussing compensation because I know it elicits that reaction and I don't want that associated with my professional identity. I think discussing c…
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Comment #19646664
I am very wary of making this about respect or the individuals in the company who didn't grant you better compensation. It's toxic for yourself and if other people find out you thi…
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Comment #19646514
Currently switching jobs for a personal record 57% increase in total compensation. And I was NOT poorly compensated before. I was already in the 99th percentile for individual inco…
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Comment #19546481
And yet every manager I have ever had asks me not to discuss salary with other co-workers to prevent them from getting jealous. Usually in the same discussion where they tell me I …
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Comment #19544830
My finding has been the same. I got a match once. I would have been better off leaving to some place more promising. Early on in your career your current employer is almost invaria…
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Comment #19544791
>He explained to me that I was already being paid more than any other engineer in my department, Every time a manager has said this to me it was a lie.
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Comment #15533504
You don't actually get as many reads as you want. Reads disturb the cells and you eventually have to rewrite them based on reads as well.
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Comment #15517274
I am not doing this as a generalist. I picked a specialization and within that specialization I picked a specific ecosystem and then ground out some seniority in that ecosystem. On…
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Comment #15507677
Interesting. Mapping 64k at a time seems a bit excessive. If I call mmap it's to map everything I'm going to need, but maybe I am missing context.
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Comment #15507506
Individual contributor, Software Engineer. At Google the recruiter put me in the SRE/SWE track which I was skeptical of and communicated to them. I also communicated about the comp…
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Comment #15503612
This is consistent with my experience. Was making 175k in a lower cost of living area. Google wanted to pay 190k and require relocation to Mountain View. Had an offer in hand from …
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Comment #13421390
It's just the money. For a 30% raise there isn't a job I would stay at. It's fine by me for a company to be just one more 2 year step on the ladder. A bit of experience, a bit of p…
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Comment #13419993
There is market rate and then there is market rate. Have you ever met a manager who didn't claim to pay market rate and pull out the old "salary data" yarn. Managers seem to think …
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Comment #13419978
Another important aspect of compensation. When you negotiate compensation with new hire make sure to negotiate the salary you can retain them at not the lowest salary you can get t…
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Comment #13170300
Most senior people I know are under paid and over worked. The lucky ones are just under paid.
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Comment #13090179
If you messed up this bad your employer would fire you. Fire your employer. Don't make a stink. Get an offer and give notice. Discussions with management aren't going to do anythin…