How much does Facebook, Google, Amazon pay?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

So you married your DH for his money but you miss your ex and you've been stalking him online?

I have been with DH for almost 20 years. I dated this guy over 20 years ago. The ex was always my Facebook friend. He rarely posted anything. Now he is the most active person on my feed after he started working for Facebook. His wife also posts a lot and tags him. I don’t necessarily want to know about their everyday lives. I don’t dislike him. I just don’t need to know when they go hiking or when his wife posts monthly milestones of their children.

I was just curious how much these tech giants paid. I’m very familiar with finance, law and medicine. Not so much with tech.

So not unfollow his posts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

So you married your DH for his money but you miss your ex and you've been stalking him online?

I have been with DH for almost 20 years. I dated this guy over 20 years ago. The ex was always my Facebook friend. He rarely posted anything. Now he is the most active person on my feed after he started working for Facebook. His wife also posts a lot and tags him. I don’t necessarily want to know about their everyday lives. I don’t dislike him. I just don’t need to know when they go hiking or when his wife posts monthly milestones of their children.

I was just curious how much these tech giants paid. I’m very familiar with finance, law and medicine. Not so much with tech.

So not unfollow his posts?

She wants to earn 6 figures at FB but can’t figure out how to unfollow and stop stalking her Ex AND his wife (I mean who friends their ex’s wife? Hmm maybe ‘Friends From College’)?

[Anonymous]

I’m a mid level lawyer in a big tech company. My base is 250k but most of my comp is in stock.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Ah, I see the real story now. She is wistful for her beau from college, and settled for DH bc he was better financial prospects, and wonders if she had taken road not traveled with hunky college ex, she would still have a luxurious lifestyle as her 7-figure breadwinner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

I have a feeling your cousin is substantially downplaying how much they make.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

I have a feeling your cousin is substantially downplaying how much they make.

When have you known a HBS MBA to downplay what they make (other than to the IRS)?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

I have a feeling your cousin is substantially downplaying how much they make.

I doubt it. $500K ish sounds about right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

I have a feeling your cousin is substantially downplaying how much they make.

I doubt it. $500K ish sounds about right.

It's possible the cousin stalled out in their career (or switched careers recently) and is an individual contributor with no team.

I don't know anybody at M1 level at FB who is below $1m in comp.

[Anonymous]

I'm in my late 30s and just started making 70k. Is it possible to double or triple my income by getting a master's or second bachelor's degree that would help? Those high salaries are dreamy.

[Anonymous]

It depends on your level. https://www.levels.fyi/
However, a lot of the info you will find is for software engineers. For example, at Google, the levels are different for engineers than for other roles. I believe they are a level ahead? Meaning a level 6 engineer will be paid more than a level 6 in sales or marketing.
Base pay will be similar for most. In fact, I think Amazon's base pay basically caps out at around 150? I could be wrong. Maybe a little more? But it's stock where you can make a lot more, and the higher your level, the more stock--also depending on how you are ranked each year.
I think some of the numbers I'm seeing here are on the high side, but I suppose it all depends when you joined the company. If you joined in your early twenties and have been accumulating stock for 10-15 years, it would be different than joining later in your career.
There is a salary difference depending on location, but it's not as much as you'd think.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re actually a “top MBA” I think you’d know the many reliable places to find that information. This isn’t one of them.

Op here. I’m a SAHM. DH earns a seven figure income.

My ex just started working for Facebook. Have no idea what he is doing there. He went to HBS. He is not a techie.

I would be interested in working at Amazon. My background is in finance. I am five years out of the workforce and don’t plan on working again for another two years. I used to earn 200-300k before I stopped working.

Cousin graduated from HBS in 2010. Works at FB as a product manager in SF and makes a base of around $250K + bonus which has varied from 100K-200K.

I have a feeling your cousin is substantially downplaying how much they make.

Could be but I can’t be sure. He was smart but I have met his classmates at HBS and a lot of them would be mediocre at best. They take 1200 students every year for MBA at HBS so a lot of them get in with good alumni connections.
When have you known a HBS MBA to downplay what they make (other than to the IRS)?

[Anonymous]

You know you can look up salaries for common jobs on Glassdoor.

[Anonymous]

Op here. Amazon is having a virtual career day on September 16 if anyone is interested. I believe the average pay at amazon is $150,000. Not sure if that includes stock options. Back in my finance days, salaries would usually be $100-200 for VP/MD levels and depending on your role, you would get bonuses. My bonus was 1-2x my base salary.

I am planning to check out the virtual career day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here. Amazon is having a virtual career day on September 16 if anyone is interested. I believe the average pay at amazon is $150,000. Not sure if that includes stock options. Back in my finance days, salaries would usually be $100-200 for VP/MD levels and depending on your role, you would get bonuses. My bonus was 1-2x my base salary.

I am planning to check out the virtual career day.

The minimum org size needed to be a VP at Amazon is now over 500. The role is equivalent to CEO at a medium sized company.