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Your last sentence sums it all up for me. Having come into Google through acquisition (and product then killed off) maybe biased me, but still. That's how I see it. I worked at Google for 10 years and didn't have more than a few minutes of job satisfaction and jumped from team to team hoping to eventually find a place where I could fit in and maybe get promotion. But I never went for promotion ever. The whole process…
How is 10 years of L4 ($270k now) not retire early money? That's double what the median earner will earn in their entire 40 years of work.
Re: The Google incentive mismatch: Problems with promotion-oriented cultures
#611lifestyle creep. living in the bay area, kid or two in private school, driving a tesla... $270k doesn't go that far.