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It's fairly common knowledge in Silicon Valley that Netflix salaries are insane.
Isn't that because they hire a very small amount of very experienced people?
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Oh my god, $350k for a senior software engineer? I'm absolutely floored.
That's not an unreasonable total compensation level for senior engineers in the bay area. Remember that Netflix does not typically offer bonuses, stock grants, etc, and just pays people a salary. While most other big tech companies (eg, Google) have salary as 1/2 to 3/4 of your total compensation, with the remainder being bonus and stock grants (or options). So in the Google table here, you will see far lower salarie…
Hello everyone. I quickly built this little tool based on public records provided by the government. The amount of information they provide is incredible. There are no explicit names, but for small startup or exec position it is easy to guess who is who. As far as I know this is the biggest LCA database so far.
Darnit, I missed out on the $43,264,000 postdoc at MIT in 2008. http://data.jobsintech.io/companies/massachusetts-institute-...
Hello everyone. I quickly built this little tool based on public records provided by the government. The amount of information they provide is incredible. There are no explicit names, but for small startup or exec position it is easy to guess who is who. As far as I know this is the biggest LCA database so far.
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1) To prevent hiring people "below 40k" you just make it so you dont pass H1B's for "below 40k". 2) International employee does not normally know something like this exists, and I assure you the Government website is not made with such a goal in mind. Not to mention that even in that case the salaries provided here have all kinds of inexact data (because it doesnt show stock compensation) 3) Any country can make the…
"Having this information public denotes a second-class citizen measure" Actually it denotes "not being a citizen at all "? It's got nothing to do with being second class. If you are here on an H1B, you're not a citizen. A google search shows: "The H1B visa classification permits a foreign national to work in the United States for a temporary period". You can debate whether the information on this site should be publi…
Your expectations are accurate.