Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
1–10 of 66 posts
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#2a lot lower than i expected - also would love to see the package (so $150k + .5-1%) distribution.
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#3A mobile developer with iOS skills makes 65k in San Jose but 90k+ in all the little cities around it. Something must really suck about San Jose. ;)
Practically though, this exposes their underlying data source. Averaging across limite data sources can suck sometimes.
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#4Ah, I feel like I have been scooped. I have been working on the same thing. Except mine is a scatter plot with all 4,500 jobs at once, so use Chrome. No fancy searching yet. Check it out at
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#5These seem to be job listings. It would be great to see the fill rate. Of job boards out there, Angellist is the best about showing salary/equity. The companies that they attract are very early stage though, so salaries are fairly low.
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#6[deleted]
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#7a lot lower than i expected - also would love to see the package (so $150k + .5-1%) distribution.
I question why equity is on a bar chart as it's not a directly comparable attribute. 1% of a 100,000 units is incrementally different from 1% of 10,000 units.
It does at least "set a bar", so I could potentially say "well on average 1% of the company for a developer is average."
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#8NYC, mobile developers, most jobs are in the 70-80k range with 1-3% equity. That is a low salary at a small amount of equity for someone with a relatively in-demand skillset.
Please check my maths: in the best case scenario, if you get 3% equity and assume 33% dilution on that equity after an A-round and the company has a 10% chance of a medium 25MM exit, the EV is around $50k. If you assume the same developer could have made a $120k salary with no equity elsewhere that company would have to exit within 1.25yrs for it to be +EV which is probably not feasible.
Someone please check my maths as I am looking at exit values from a 2006 study: http://qph.cf.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-77bb58e10c69517534aaac1...
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#9Ah, I feel like I have been scooped. I have been working on the same thing. Except mine is a scatter plot with all 4,500 jobs at once, so use Chrome. No fancy searching yet. Check it out at http://labs.radiantmachines.com/al/
Interesting, but not sure how useful the chart is. It might have more utility with some aggregation in there.
Re: Explore Salaries and Equity at AngelList
#10Ah, I feel like I have been scooped. I have been working on the same thing. Except mine is a scatter plot with all 4,500 jobs at once, so use Chrome. No fancy searching yet. Check it out at http://labs.radiantmachines.com/al/
Interesting, but not sure how useful the chart is. It might have more utility with some aggregation in there.
It isn't really fully baked yet. I have been using it for myself to see the clusters of salary vs equity for certain keywords and roles. I need to move the backend to the web.